Since I brought it up on someone elses post I decided to ask this directly for MY situation.
Now I finally got in my Seachem Nitrogen today and I am really surprised with the content.
1% Water Soluble Nitrogen
2% Soluble Potash (K2O) derived from potassium nitrate
So what is the OTHER 97%? I have a feeling I know the answer to this.
Now, I really feel my limiting factor for growth is my dosing of Fertz. Since I have a lot of light I think my plants use the fertz that I do dose pretty quickly (hint since I am at 0 Nitrogen)
I would like to look into the dry fertz method if I could limit it not having to do 50% water changes WEEKLY. At least until I get me a new Python.
Currectly dosing:
1 capful of Seachem Flourish Weekly (treats 60 gallons)
2 capful of Seachem Excel (2 capfuls = 40 gallons)
1 capful of Seachem Nitrogen twice a week (this starts tonight)
A schedule of Dry Ferts and types would really help me out. Or if I could get something like an "ALL-in-One" product ...
Now I finally got in my Seachem Nitrogen today and I am really surprised with the content.
1% Water Soluble Nitrogen
2% Soluble Potash (K2O) derived from potassium nitrate
So what is the OTHER 97%? I have a feeling I know the answer to this.
Now, I really feel my limiting factor for growth is my dosing of Fertz. Since I have a lot of light I think my plants use the fertz that I do dose pretty quickly (hint since I am at 0 Nitrogen)
I would like to look into the dry fertz method if I could limit it not having to do 50% water changes WEEKLY. At least until I get me a new Python.
Currectly dosing:
1 capful of Seachem Flourish Weekly (treats 60 gallons)
2 capful of Seachem Excel (2 capfuls = 40 gallons)
1 capful of Seachem Nitrogen twice a week (this starts tonight)
A schedule of Dry Ferts and types would really help me out. Or if I could get something like an "ALL-in-One" product ...