With these newt. package's today, do we really need Calmag? WHY?
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Is Calmag Neccessary for Hydroponics & Indoor Gardening?
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I have always used it in coco/perlite mix. ALWAYS will be changing my nutrient brand next grow..plan to use it.Indoor- Coco coir & Perlite - 5 gal Smart pots
Veg-T5s Flower- Platinum LEDS
GH Flora Trio Cali-mag, Terpinator Liquid Bloom
photoperiod feminized seeds
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http://www.growweedeasy.com/sites/gr...o-May-2017.pdf
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Testing for the_honeysticks genetics
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Originally posted by insomniaczzz View PostQuestion, what symptoms do the plants display if they need CalMag and are not getting it?
This is what a Magnesium deficiency looks like:
Calcium and Magnesium work really closely together in the plant. If you give too much of one and not the other, it can actually cause deficiencies to get worse! That's why they almost always come together in the same bottle
You're most likely to need a Cal-Mag supplement if you're using very soft or filtered water which doesn't contain much Cal or Mag (for example Reverse Osmosis water), if you're growing in coco (for some reason plant just want a lot when growing in coco), or sometimes you may just see the symptoms of a Calcium or Magnesium deficiency. Your water source and your nutrients can provide different levels of Calcium and Magnesium, and some plants want more than others, so it can be hard to predict sometimes. Personally I use a Cal-Mag supplement all the time now (at half strength) just because cannabis is a calcium-loving plant, so there's not a big downside to using it. That being said, I didn't always use it and plants grew just fine (except in coco) so if your plants aren't showing symptoms I don't think it would actually make much difference to provide extra!
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