Love mc cheap an great stuff love it how u can use in soil or hydro with out a issue I do c more ppl having issues in soil but I hope they get worked out cheers peeps
The Mega Crop Thread
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Thanks! I bought the sample bag last May, and the 2500 gram bag in June. I was just curious whether or not they were getting rid of the rest of the V2 for that price, or if I have the V2.5 now. According to that timeline, my most recent purchase should be the V2.5. Unless, like I said, they're just running a special on the V2 leftover stock. Both bags look identical.
They didn't change the bag, so it could be either version.
Stunned
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sorry if this has been asked and answered but after adding the dosage to a gallon of water and shaken, how long do you have to let it sit? And or shaken some more? Does it dissolve quickly?
Once it dissolves it doesn't precipitate out. Maybe if it gets really cold, but even not down as low as 45ºF!
BedroomFarmer
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Ill let you know about the SLF100 once it's in. Hate to recommend a product without trying it first. hopefully it works to clear up those organic bits. Z7 is still leaving a little residual and I have to add it pretty frequently. trying every other day but may have to dose every day.
Stunned
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And the process of it dissolving is a quick thing... like 5 minutes?
Mine takes 30 seconds of stirring in a 3 gallon bucket with a piece of driftwood.
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BedroomFarmer
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In a 10gal rez that Is topped off as it drains to waste. Pretty much a holding tank set to automatic. Manually stirring doesnt work for me.
Honestly may get a ph doser so I dont need to worry about that either. Found some intresting stuff about ion exchange resin... used as a hydroponic buffer. more research needed
Honestly may get a ph doser so I dont need to worry about that either. Found some intresting stuff about ion exchange resin... used as a hydroponic buffer. more research needed
Something I picked up on the beach at San Simeon a few years ago. It's become my stirring stick! My puppy finally discovered it a few days ago and now it's my chewed up stirring stick.
Stunned
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Thanks for the replies. I'm starting a grow in a few weeks as my current grow is about done. Looks like I'll be moving away from GH and hopping on the Mega bandwagon
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hey guys we're back to
The Mega Crop Primer.... buried in the thread.... pt. 3
finally.. you mentioned stuff actually grows with this MC ?
it sure does. ease of growing in most situations is another reason a number of members on the board use it.
first a word on indoor growing in general: when folk first start growing indoor they are really facing two separate learning curves....
1.) learning and providing the correct environmental conditions, - light, heat, moisture, media, ventilation
2.) learning the plants needs at different stages - nutrition
we are concerned with 2.
under bottle nutes most folk learn through failure. which is fine.
they follow bottle feed instructions - and lurch from one deficiency or toxicity to another - until they learn how to use all the different bottles - in the right amounts, at the right times. along the way they learn, and suffer, all the different nute related issues.
it's frankly not bad experience to have. most of us on the board learnt that way.
it's how we have learned to read - understand by sight what is happening to - our plants.
mega crop kinda short cuts through that.
when first using mega crop is it is best to start with the suggested amounts on the MC feed calculator.
that's the ticket to the ballpark. it is up to you learn the game.
mega crop keys on the nutrient nitrogen - the n - in the n-p-k numbers listed on any nute. nitrogen is responsible for creating the green colour plants need in their leaves. mega crop uses this to teach growers a very simple read on their plants.
If your plant leaves are light green - towards yellow - then increase your MC dosage upping the n and the green.
If the plant leaves are headed deep dark green , and / or show burnt brown tips then roll back on the MC, lowering the n to get back in to balance.
you want the plants a healthy strong green with no burning or tipping
you control this by increasing or decreasing the MC dosage.
when encountering nutrient based issues, most folk on the board, have found the answer to be a moderate change in the MC feed. the most popular change is in the neighbourhood of 1/2g (.5g) per gal or so.
a few times other issues will exceed this. when stumped on problems this thread and the board are here. there are several resources, deficiency charts, specific forums for particular issues and discussions, and most importantly experience, all here to help.
just make sure to reach out when you need it, and help others when you can.
think i'm posting this colouring lesson tonight - gonna move in to ph rules, and some stuff the board chatters about next.
keep tuned up and green 420 ...
The Mega Crop Primer.... buried in the thread.... pt. 3
finally.. you mentioned stuff actually grows with this MC ?
it sure does. ease of growing in most situations is another reason a number of members on the board use it.
first a word on indoor growing in general: when folk first start growing indoor they are really facing two separate learning curves....
1.) learning and providing the correct environmental conditions, - light, heat, moisture, media, ventilation
2.) learning the plants needs at different stages - nutrition
we are concerned with 2.
under bottle nutes most folk learn through failure. which is fine.
they follow bottle feed instructions - and lurch from one deficiency or toxicity to another - until they learn how to use all the different bottles - in the right amounts, at the right times. along the way they learn, and suffer, all the different nute related issues.
it's frankly not bad experience to have. most of us on the board learnt that way.
it's how we have learned to read - understand by sight what is happening to - our plants.
mega crop kinda short cuts through that.
when first using mega crop is it is best to start with the suggested amounts on the MC feed calculator.
that's the ticket to the ballpark. it is up to you learn the game.
mega crop keys on the nutrient nitrogen - the n - in the n-p-k numbers listed on any nute. nitrogen is responsible for creating the green colour plants need in their leaves. mega crop uses this to teach growers a very simple read on their plants.
If your plant leaves are light green - towards yellow - then increase your MC dosage upping the n and the green.
If the plant leaves are headed deep dark green , and / or show burnt brown tips then roll back on the MC, lowering the n to get back in to balance.
you want the plants a healthy strong green with no burning or tipping
you control this by increasing or decreasing the MC dosage.
when encountering nutrient based issues, most folk on the board, have found the answer to be a moderate change in the MC feed. the most popular change is in the neighbourhood of 1/2g (.5g) per gal or so.
a few times other issues will exceed this. when stumped on problems this thread and the board are here. there are several resources, deficiency charts, specific forums for particular issues and discussions, and most importantly experience, all here to help.
just make sure to reach out when you need it, and help others when you can.
think i'm posting this colouring lesson tonight - gonna move in to ph rules, and some stuff the board chatters about next.
keep tuned up and green 420 ...
Awesome results @Jack420!!!
I know I have to dial back the nuits by what you say. This is my first feeding with MC. My veg room turned out great, so did my seedlings on their first feeding but the flower room is another story. They are dull, dark and the claw. Thanks for this thread
I know I have to dial back the nuits by what you say. This is my first feeding with MC. My veg room turned out great, so did my seedlings on their first feeding but the flower room is another story. They are dull, dark and the claw. Thanks for this thread
well i just seem to have the darndest time keeping up to the dosage required by my plants. even at max strength my plants are telling me they want more.
this a sativa that is supposed to require less fert than the norm in flower,, this is wanting more
teeniest tip burn already. think i gonna up my ph a notch as well
so,, i feed at max, i mix 8 liters at a time,, 12.7 grams of mega crop per 8 litres.
now , i have questioned y'all before about some recommending higher dosage than the mega crop feed calculator recommends,, just a bit more,,
so,, perhaps because my growing conditions have possibly improved a bit lately, could it be that my present growth simply requires a bit more fert than the mega recommendations?
i find continuously, from younguns on up,, it is difficult, for me, to keep up to the plants fert needs. seems its full strength or go home,, ha
cheers
this a sativa that is supposed to require less fert than the norm in flower,, this is wanting more
teeniest tip burn already. think i gonna up my ph a notch as well
so,, i feed at max, i mix 8 liters at a time,, 12.7 grams of mega crop per 8 litres.
now , i have questioned y'all before about some recommending higher dosage than the mega crop feed calculator recommends,, just a bit more,,
so,, perhaps because my growing conditions have possibly improved a bit lately, could it be that my present growth simply requires a bit more fert than the mega recommendations?
i find continuously, from younguns on up,, it is difficult, for me, to keep up to the plants fert needs. seems its full strength or go home,, ha
cheers
Mine were staying light like that . I upped the MC to 6.5 grams a gallon and still stayed light . I’m in ro water so I did as I saw but only added 10 % calimagic GH . They actually had gotten darker in four days ! Now I blew the tips out after I added the calimagic so I believe I hit the right spot and holding here .well i just seem to have the darndest time keeping up to the dosage required by my plants. even at max strength my plants are telling me they want more.
this a sativa that is supposed to require less fert than the norm in flower,, this is wanting more
teeniest tip burn already. think i gonna up my ph a notch as well
so,, i feed at max, i mix 8 liters at a time,, 12.7 grams of mega crop per 8 litres.
now , i have questioned y'all before about some recommending higher dosage than the mega crop feed calculator recommends,, just a bit more,,
so,, perhaps because my growing conditions have possibly improved a bit lately, could it be that my present growth simply requires a bit more fert than the mega recommendations?
i find continuously, from younguns on up,, it is difficult, for me, to keep up to the plants fert needs. seems its full strength or go home,, ha
cheers
BooMtoLate
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Any ideas if 1gram per 4 litres is ok with small seedlings? Coco in Solo cups. What are your thoughts.
I'm pretty sure they'll take 2gm/4l. If you are uneasy about it, start them at 1gm/4l, and give them more when they get that hang-dog look.
Yeah you're more than okay. I did my seedlings at double that and they blew up
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