hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
no im not saying that, what lucas says is that theres enough N in the micro to not need to add the N to the forumula!
I dont agree and my plant didnt either
Lucas Formula Need Help What Gives
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no im not saying that, what lucas says is that theres enough N in the micro to not need to add the N to the forumula!
I dont agree and my plant didnt either
homebrewer
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So what's the main reason?
homebrewer
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Grow offers the NPK above plus 0.5% magnesium, that's it. I'm just wondering what you think it's contributing to flower if nitrogen isn't the main reason. Maybe your answer will be 'potassium' and to that I would reply 'florabloom offers plenty given the application rate'. I'll also add that excessive potassium can cause a nitrogen deficiency so if you're turning yellow in flower, 'supplying too little nitrogen' isn't always the culprit.
homebrewer
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So I take it you're talking about using grow in veg, which is where it was intended to be used. I thought we were talking about flowering as that's the important part and 'hard' part for a lot of growers.
i81two
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I think that its ironic that a gro formula that is intended mostly for veg has little N and high K.
When someone uses the lucas and thinks they are using less N it is only part true. They are definately using less K though
It just makes me think that the three parts were designed by GH to be used together.
When someone uses the lucas and thinks they are using less N it is only part true. They are definately using less K though
It just makes me think that the three parts were designed by GH to be used together.
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
thats the reason I went with a 5/8/16 with lucus being the starting point
