Do you recommend these nutrients in a aeroponics set up? Also is this all i need or are there any other nutrients I should buy.
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That should take you right through John. Some people use other exotic stuff too in small amounts that don't really amount to anything. Follow the directions closely and good luck.
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You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots, and then soak them in hydrogen peroxide 3% solution. You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots,... » Read More You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots, and then soak them in hydrogen peroxide 3% solution. « Show Less
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Yes, to keep the different nutrients in a liquid solution, they are split up in the three bottle. I started my first batch of plants with only the Gro solution. They were yellow (chlorotic) and didn't grow. I Didn't have the bottle with the proper nitrogen. Then read the full directions (I know-obvious first step) , ordered the others, added them and boom everything took off.
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listed on front label of each nutrient. You may wish to research specific strains and experiment a little to get the exact concoction that will work best for you. I grow several strains and do not fertilize all the same and what works best for someone for a specific strain at a specific time and location usually has little to do with what will work best for you.
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There is a 6 month fertilizer packet under the cover. I have no idea what the nutrient value was/is.But I can tell you I had a fantastic crop of cucumbers. I just went out each evening and filled the water reservoir.
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I use a quantum badboy T5 8 bulb light and my plants grew about 2 inches a day long as you keep the nutes and PH at right levels and you should have nice lush plants, so far I have grown Rosemary, Basil and tomatoes using DWC you definitely can't go wrong with this set up
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I don't work for Trusted Nutrients...but I think they both have calcium and potassium in them. I don't think it makes any difference in how it works. It is working for me. Besides you need both of those supplements in your daily diet.
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Everything lasts about 6 months. The manufacturer states that you will get the best growth out of your plants if you replace the lights after 6 months. I know many people that use them longer, but you might see slow growth or leggy plants. The bottle of nutrients that comes with the aerogarden will last 6 months, then you will need to purchase more. The herb kit should keep producing for 6 months as well. I have seen a few gardens with herbs still growing after a year, but the production seems to slow after 6 months. Then, you can either buy another kit, or save your pods and grow domes, purchase some new grow sponges, and buy your own seed. This is a lot cheaper, but doesn't have the growth guarantee of the aerogarden kit. By the way, Aerogarden customer service is amazing should you encounter any problems.
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The only thing I've bought for mine is batteries for the unit that tells you when the water is low and nutrients. I bought a sample bottle of golden tree off amazon. It has everything needed by the plant for growth and flowering in one bottle. All you do is add the given amount to a gallon of water and add every 2nd time you refill the garden. Just dump any extra water out of the holding tank first. That's all I've bought for my unit. And I gotta be honest I love the golden tree nutrients n my zero soil system. It allows a single plant per container or more depending on the type of plant and size. There's a divided cover in case you have multiple herbs you're growing to keep them separated. It's small and can fit anywhere. Mine is in a window.
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There is a diagram on all the bottles that tells you how much of the nutrient to add for the stage. For example 1/4 tsp floramicro, 1/4 tsp floragrow, 1/4 tsp florabloom for seedlings and cuttings. It's a 3 part series so all 3 must be used. It's works fantastic. I highly recommend this.
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I had the same problem. I read somewhere , that you are to do some kind of test on it. It seemed a bit confusing. Maybe the website on the bottle can give you the information. I was unsuccessful with the whole hydroponic thing. Sorry couldn't be of any help.
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I have grown herbs and flowers in my AeroGarden. I agree with the other participant, leafy plants grow better. Leafy basil was a hit. I am going to grown grass (not marijuana) for our cats and maybe 2 pods with some bright flowers. Works very well, a pain clean.
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Yes just be sure to buy the trio for soil not hydroponic and also yes there is a feeding schedule with this set that gives a full feeding schedule follow it for successfull grows these fox farms are also organic and very hard to burn or over feed I love them great success for me and the soil trio package is a lil cheaper as well also these ferts will lower soil ph so pick up a bottle of ph up and some ph strips to adjust
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Absolutely! As the previous post states...use it with confidence; plants easily utilize the additional nutrients and it shows.
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justmix 1 half cup of ph powder to 1 gallon and then slowly pour into hydroponic res and flood tank to match ph if thats hoe your set up is if in single buckets then just the res.. i hope this helps out it did me
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I would just buy the ocean Forrest soil. As far as the liquid nutrients by fox farm the 3 are to be used throughout the whole season. The grow big bloom is for early seedling stage the grow big is for veggitating stage and when peppers start blooming switch to tiger bloom. My advice....only use 1/2 the reccomended dosage.
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If you use the big chunky perlite it will work great. Btw, by itself perlite is considered a hydroponic substrate. One Ive had good success with