Billy the Mountain
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I'm curious, what country are you from?
I think the formula varies between regions.
Thankfully, the US version doesn't contain Urea.
Too much nutirtion ?
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I think the formula varies between regions.
Thankfully, the US version doesn't contain Urea.
PopAndSonGrows
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Billy the Mountain
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FNB is very similar to the Lucas formula, but quite different from Maxibloom.
(A mix of MaxiGro and Bloom can provide nearly identical ratios)
All three at similar concentrations, EC is approx 1.5 in each:
MannyPacs
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I'm in Midwest US I think I got that bottle off Amazon smh was nothing but trouble lol. it makes more sense because I was wondering how they were coming up with those numbers when I figured it was mostly calnit. Ty and there goes my theory. I guess I got a bad bottle or something weird
In the states i have never seen GH use urea, its strange that they would in any hydro nute. its always NO3 (and small amount of NH4 ) usually in nutes for hydro. In soil urea gets converted to NH4 then NO3 by different bacteria, dont know what urea would do in a hydro setup.
PopAndSonGrows
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Well, traditionally, the US uses more "banned" products than other nations so it makes me wonder if the Micro with urea nitrogen is better than the one with nitrate nitrogen? Just a thought.
The US loves its poisons, lol
The US loves its poisons, lol
Billy the Mountain
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No, urea is no bueno in hydro.
Most all hydro nutes are > 90% Nitrate and a little Ammoniacal Nitrogen.
Urea is much less expensive, I'd guess that is a factor in the different formula.
Budzbuddha
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HI
What is your ec and ph going in, and what is it in the runoff? and no do not feed plain water