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[MedTech]

First of all I want to thank the hard work from everyone in this community/forum. This has been by far the most helpful place for information for a medical patient desperately needing horticultural assistance. With your help I was able to have some very healthy plants using DWC the first time. I am growing high CBD, low THC strains that could potential assist patience with a myriad of symptoms. Your assistance made the process as simple as following a recipe. My objective is to get off many of my prescribed chemical pharmaceuticals and start using natural homeopathic substitutes to improve my overall health.

I took the information from your nutrient schedule and created some formulas in Excel that will allow you to enter in the your reservoir size to calculate, and will automatically calculate the dates for you. If you miss a day or need to change early, just change the dates and everything under it will auto-populate.

[Royal Nugs]

Very cool. Thanks for your contribution medtech. I hope you find some strains that work well for you.

Welcome aboard!

[Karlee]

Hi MedT

That is a nice gift to share ...Glad you're here!

[Sonnyhad]

Way to be Medtech! I don't use day, but won't rule it out for the future.

[insomniaczzz]

Not only are you an accomplished grower, but also a very accomplished excel user. That takes knowledge to make that complex a chart in excel!

Welcome aboard. My husband would also like to get off of some prescriptions meds by using marijuana. Good luck to you.

[Grower-Aaron]

That's really awesome of you. Thank u. That could help a lot of people.

[Grower-Aaron]

You should try to send that to nebula and see if she would want to put in in one of her beginner tutorials or something. I wish I had that when I was first trying to figure out a nurtrient schedule

[MedTech]

Thanks for all the good feedback. I have made some changes to the Excel spreadsheet and add a column for Ph. Obviously you are going to need to know what your Ph is. I am using Lake Michigan city water what tends to run between 7.4 7.7. What you want to do after you put your nutrients in carefully measure how much you added to get it to about 5.6-7. Once you have that number divide it by the number of gallons in your reservoir. Put this in column F3:F15. Now when you change gallons it will change calculate. Keep in mind that the Flora fertilizer is NOT perfectly inert (Ph neutral), so ALWAYS check you Ph. I keep an old nasal spray bottle that I use for small adjustments. I try to get my Ph to ~ 6 and then use the dropper. I also fixed the date column as it had a few errors. I created a new link for it that will automatically update when I make changes so I will not need to create another new link.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BT6AOnCS2-h5V3lr-isLXsOfpjTiw4HK4H6VA-SwbLM/edit?usp=sharing

[Guest]

Create a tab you can't see the second sheet. Really good info..