I see that this product is water soluble, but does that mean it is suitable for hydroponic systems?
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I am not a pro but have used it in my flowering water ponds and have not had any trouble with my filters or pumps. I do not have fish in this pond.
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I do not know, use it on just pot plants only. would check with the company on this.
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It can, but the roots will eventually dip into the water, become over hydrated, dragon claw and die. If you want a DIY aeroponics, look for the 4in square fence post instructions that are floating around on the internet ;-)
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sorry, i can't help you with the chemical composition. I live on the West Coast near Washington and the water here is almost perfect at 5.5 or 6. You will need very little ( a few drops ) to drive the ph up or down. This product does work. Google " How to change your water's ph " and you will get lots of advice. If your ph is too high or low your plant nutrient food will sediment out and be impossible to be utilized by the plant. I suggest that you get proper hydroponic plant food. I no longer use this product but first step is to find out what your waters ph is.This will help. Good luck. sorry, i can't help you with the chemical composition. I live on the West Coast near Washington and the water here is almost perfect at 5.5 or 6. You will need very little ( a few drops ) to drive the ph up or down. This product does work. Google " How to change your water's ph " and you will get lots of advice. If your ph is too high or low your plant nutrient food will sediment out and be impossible to be utilized by the plant. I suggest that you get proper hydroponic plant food. I no longer use this product but first step is to find out what your waters ph is.This will help.... » Read More sorry, i can't help you with the chemical composition. I live on the West Coast near Washington and the water here is almost perfect at 5.5 or 6. You will need very little ( a few drops ) to drive the ph up or down. This product does work. Google " How to change your water's ph " and you will get lots of advice. If your ph is too high or low your plant nutrient food will sediment out and be impossible to be utilized by the plant. I suggest that you get proper hydroponic plant food. I no longer use this product but first step is to find out what your waters ph is.This will help. Good luck. « Show Less
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i actually bought this as a test for both soil & hydro however since my crops were ruined my testing did not finish however the one plant i did use this on did give me a bigger amount of buds & i will soon test out my experiment soon but flowering wise id say yes but if you have a bigger grow you would need alot more of this as it can be kind of expensive & there are always cheaper ways of doing it. Best for soil in my opinion but can also be used for Hydro.
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I'm not really sure to be honest! I just know its grown hydroponically. Their customer service is very fast and responsive so its worth emailing or calling them to find out!
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Everything I've read indicates the three are necessary. You only use a ounce of each per gallon of water. The fluids must be mix with the water not together or the chemical reaction nutrializes the effectiveness. I've had a lot of success with this product and it is tried and true. If you have questions, I recommend going to a local hydroponics shop if available or going to youtube and searching on the products or just general hydroponics. Good luck!
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As long as the tomatoes are disease, fungus and bug free. Whenever you transplant from soil to hydroponics however there is always a pretty big risk of contamination due to contaminants (microbes, bacteria, disease etc) that is in the soil. It is always better to start in a hydroponics system and transplant to soil, rather than the other way around. With that being said, we have several customers who have done so successfully without any problems.
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yes, but I have given up on hydroponics. The yield is not worth the expense. Enriched soil seems to do better for where I live.
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If you are using it Hydroponic, it is complete. If your using it in soil, I would suggest a 20-20-20 (Peters) in addition.
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I like this product. I am not a chemist, so I don't know how I could attest to the purity. Apparently, from your comment, you have some way to ascertain purity? If so, why ask? I had merely heard that OptiMSM is a good product, and I have heard that this is a good company. You are on your own from there.
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Yes, it's water soluble...instructions are good regarding application and removal, piece of cake!
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No. The chelating agent is likely Fe-EDTA, which is not only slightly toxic, but is only effective at low ph, making it useless for aquaponics. What you need is Fe-DTPA, which is effective up to 7.5 ph; or the more expensive Fe-EDDHA which is effective up to 9 ph. For a system around a 100g or less, 8 to 16 oz will last you years. I bought 16 oz for 19.95 with free shipping. Be careful, I ran across one listed as DTPA that said EDTA in the description, and nothing about use in aquaponics. Check out this link for dosing information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qczagOJG5mI
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I have confirmed from the manufacturer, U.S. Nutrition, that this product is Ubiquinone. Therefore, it is neither water nor fat soluble.
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Yeah it's used for soil based set ups. There's another fox farm grow big product just for hydroponic set ups and the bottle is blue.
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I don't think it has... but I bought it for my hydroponic system, and I have been running it for 3 years non stop... and it still works!
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Should be fine I use it on vegetables and all my flowering plants inside and out. It's an awesome fertilizer
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I am not familiar with bubbleponics but I have not had any problems like that with my hydroponic tank. The powder quickly dissolves. If you are concerned about this, you could mix it in a small container of water and then pour it in