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Using CalMag

I guess it depends. For me, i use RO water which needs calmag added to it and i use coco which needs it as well so for that grow yes. Now in my dwc if im topping off and the ppms are a little high then i dont use it but monitor for calmag deficiencies.
 
i think you only need calmag is certain times,like coir and lack of mineral in water.Any decent fertiliser have adequite amounts of all needed nutes..
 
per NebulaHaze "You may need a Cal-Mag supplement if…
  • Using reverse osmosis (RO) or soft water
  • Growing in coco coir
  • Your plant is showing a deficiency in Calcium (brown spots), Magnesium (lower leaves turn yellow between the veins) or Iron (bright yellow new growth) even though the pH is correct
  • Some growers always include a Cal-Mag supplement"
I always include it in a feeding. It's cheap, and only one teaspoon per gallon.

Calimagic too whatever's the cheapest. https://www.amazon.com/General-Hydr...qid=1571577554&s=movies-tv&sr=8-16&th=1&psc=1
 
trying my 1st grow in coco/perlite and did not add calmag supplement at the beginning. Hurt the seedlings and slowed growth.
Now I know it is a must for coco.
 
Thanks for the advice everyone. I think I’ll keep adding it to my 3 littlest ones since they were started with it. I kinda had thoughts it was a good supplement, but most references online refer to CalMag only if there is a nutrient issue.
 
This happened to me as well johnemad! Gotta remember to charge the coco before planting or they have a hard time. Had 4 plants where 2 i forgot to charge the coco and they looked runty as all get out. Once i corrected the calmag issue they shot up like, well, weeds!!!
 
I throw a couple of these in with my soil mix.
 

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