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For what it's worth, I've been flowering with versions of the Lucas Formula for 15 years now. When I keep the strength low, transpiration high and allow a full and natural pH swing, the resulting cannabis smoke is so soft, tasty and aromatic it's literally unbelievable. I lightly used Kool Bloom powder a couple times and quit, due to the quality hit. Come to think of it, I still have the jar of it from years ago, lol.
So, in my opinion, the element mix is very close with the Lucas Formula and I'd start there. I use magnesium sulfate (epsom salt) to tailor magnesium levels for individual strains. The Lucas formula is a bit shy on magnesium for many strains and being able to vary the mag content with epsom additions works out extremely well.
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N 103 P 156-165 K434-450 That seems like an insane amount of K lol. If you are only using the Aqua Flores and PK 13/14 it gives you: N103 P126 K394 |
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N 105 P 92 K 158 Mg 63 Ca 106 |
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![]() At approximately 30 days in flower I used 1/4 teaspoon of powdered Kool Bloom, for 35 gallons of nutrient solution. I wanted to start slow and easy and was very disappointed, didn't try more. Definite increase in harshness of the end smoke, even with such a small addition. |
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Did you mention what media you are using?
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I've ran my P as low as 40pmm in flower until week 6 when the plants no longer looked the right color green. I didn't notice any effect on the buds in respect to size. I don't really see a need to go over 80ppm of P in flower. I run P around 35ppm in veg kick it up to 60ppm in flower then week 3-5 I'll push it up to 80ppm. Adding more P in early flower will make the plants stretch more. I grow in coco so I run less K due to coco coir releasing k at a rate of 30-50ppm as it degrades at a constant rate. Peace |
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