Who has a good feeding scheduled for earth juice?? Using tap water and measuring by g

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theweedman420

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• Oct 12, 2017

• #1

Who has a good feeding scheduled as a Gide line for earth juice.. I looked up a fue and I'm having trouble under standing there week by week feeding scheduled

 

Douglas.Curtis

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• Oct 12, 2017

• #2

Who's tap water? Your neighbor's, on the same well/watermain?

Get your water analyzed, so you can get good info from someone who has similar. "Tap" water is a *huge* variable.

 

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theweedman420

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• Oct 12, 2017

• #3

Douglas.Curtis said:

Who's tap water? Your neighbor's, on the same well/watermain?

Get your water analyzed, so you can get good info from someone who has similar. "Tap" water is a *huge* variable.

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I said Gide line im not trying to be difficult I feed in response to plants.. One thing I'm confused on is the tsp pr gallons my syringe dose not say 0.7 tsp of 0.5 0r 1.2 tsp on it so its even moor confusing to me.. And can't seam to find a syringe with them numbers on it...

 

Douglas.Curtis

Autistic Diplomat in Training

• Oct 12, 2017

• #4

theweedman420 said:

I said Gide line im not trying to be difficult I feed in response to plants..

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Sure, and if your tap water is inappropriate, you're not going to get the response you want. When using tap water, you want to know what's in it and get advice from people who A: Have very similar tap water & B: Know how to grow with it properly. Cannabis does not behave like cucumbers and strawberries. Just an FYI.

theweedman420 said:

One thing I'm confused on is the tsp pr gallons my syringe dose not say 0.7 tsp of 0.5 0r 1.2 tsp on it so its even moor confusing to me.. And can't seam to find a syringe with them numbers on it...

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1 US tsp is 4.92892ml, which is the same as 4.92892cc.

 

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Granger2

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• Oct 12, 2017

• #5

See Ledtester's Nute Study [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=255381[/FONT]

 

Weird

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• Oct 12, 2017

• #6

i loved earth juice and simply started with the lightest feeding and made sure there is no chlorine/chloramine in the water

I also would bubble grow/bloom using catalyst and feed when the ph is in the proper window

did not like using it without that prepatory step ty very much to mr jiggywhompus

 

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jwm

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• May 25, 2018

• #7

After I finish a gallon of milk I reuse the container.
Rinse it out, obviously, fill w/ water and let sit w/ the cap off for a few days. Most/all unwanted stuff will evaporate.

 

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Granger2

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• May 25, 2018

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Most, but not chloramine which will kill the microorganisms necessary for the EJ to work well. If you're buying tap water, go to your water company's website and they are required by law to provide a water analysis. There are several ways to remove it. Research it. Good luck. -granger

 

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jwm

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• May 27, 2018

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I've never experienced problems using tap water after it sits for 2+ days.
If you're that concerned or you know you have particularly poor water then buy a filter.

 

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jwm

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• Jun 3, 2018

• #10

Platinum GSC outdoors Columbia Gorge w/ EJ line up, cloth 10 gl pot.

 

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jwm

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• Jun 3, 2018

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https://www.icmag.com/ic/attachment.php?attachmentid=458198&stc=1&d=1528059084

Platinum GSC.
10 gl cloth pot.
EJ regiment.
Having a small micro nute issue on a few leafs.
Bought as a clone and a few of the bottom branches were purple that are now fading.
Other than that she's growing fast and we're having great spring weather this year in the columbia gorge.

 

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Easy7

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• Jun 3, 2018

• #12

Chlorine isn't going to hurt a darn thing in soil. Hydro is another thing. Chlorine is in fish ferts, it's a natural element.

Totally depends on the minerals that the water comes from. Could be high sulfur, could be high lime. Our muni water is about 8 ph and high lime, but not terrible. Too much mineral clntent for hydro but I don't care much for hydro...too much mixing, ph stablizing, cooling, heating, draining, filling, flushing, ect, ect, ect.