And when you’re done with it, you still have to figure out how much and how often to feed your plants. General hydroponics (like most, if not all, nutrient companies) try to sell their base nutrients with a range of other supplements, but if you only use the three bottles of the Flora Trio (and optionally CaliMagic), you can do everything you need and save extra money. General Hydroponics (like most, if not all, nutrient companies) try to sell their base nutrients with a range of other supplements, but if you only use the three bottles of the Flora Trio (and optionally CaliMagic), you can do everything you need and save extra money. Personally, we’ve found that the additional supplements and higher amounts of nutrients recommended by General Hydroponics are unnecessary.
How often do you feed General Hydroponics
The easiest way to ensure you’re not overfeeding or underfeeding your plants is to simply stick to your nutrient feeding schedule. So before we can teach you how to use a feeding schedule, we need to explain how to tell if you’re feeding your plants too little or too much. Using a feeding schedule is the easiest way to ensure you’re feeding your plants what they need, when they need it. If your water is above 200 ppm total or 70 ppm calcium, use Flora Hardwater Micro instead of FloraMicro.
However, GHE allows you to use additives alongside them in the “expert version” of their Flora series feeding table.
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what order do you mix General Hydroponics
This can be difficult because you usually just want to have your plant fed and done with it, but try walking the dog or reading a few pages of a book after you’ve mixed your silica. If you add the nutrients all at once or, worse, mix them together before adding them to the water, some of the nutrients can negate others. Now that you have a better understanding of best practices for blending plant nutrients, you can feel more confident doing so.
