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Dozens of Complete Diagrams on Building your Own Hydroponic Systems and Greenhouses, Not Counting the Unlimited Configurations that you alone Can Come Up With by using these Directions and Instructions.

Learn from the Pro's Complete Mineral Elements / Nutrient Mixing Directions Understand what Nutrient Mixtures are right for your plants.



Macronutrients are required in large amounts
Carbon C Component of all organic compounds
Oxygen O supplied by air &water
Hydrogen H  
Nitrogen N Part of chlorophyll, amino acids, proteins
Phosphorus P Used in photosynthesis and almost all aspects of growth
Potassium K Activates enzymes, used in formation of sugar and starch
Calcium Ca Used in cell growth and division, part of cell wall
Magnesium Mg Part of chlorophyll, activates enzymes
Sulfur S Part of amino acids and proteins

 

Micronutrients are required in trace amounts
Boron B Affects reproduction
Chlorine Cl Aids in root growth
Copper Cu Used in clorophyll, activates enzymes
Iron Fe Used in Photosynthesis
Manganese Mn Part of chlorophyll, activates enzymes
Sodium Na Used for water movement
Zinc Zn Part of enzymes, used in auxins
Molybdenum Mo Used in nitrogen fixation
Nickel Ni Liberates Nitrogen
Cobalt   Fixates Nitrogen
Silicon   Makes tougher cell walls: enhances heat and drought tolerance

6 Pack Nutrient Mixing Directions


CaNO3 Calcium Nitrate
K2SO4 Potassium Sulphate
KNO3 Potassium Nitrate
KH2PO4 Mono Potassium Phosphate
MgSO4 Magnesium Sulphate
TE Trace elements
NH4NO3 Ammonium Nitrate

Herbs in General
mixing directions based on teaspoon/10 litre (for small quantities only) 

  Veg Bloom
CaNO3 2 1/2 2
K2SO4 1/6 1
KNO3 5/6 none
KH2PO4 5/8 3/4
MgSO4 2 3/4 2 7/8
TE 1/5 1/6
A & B concentrate (stock solution)
for mixing directions based on teaspoon/10 litre 

When using an EC Meter it's helpful to form a concentrate that is easily administered to the nutrient solution to keep EC at optimum level. To achieve a 100x concentrate mix ten times the amount shown of each A's and B's in two separate one litre containers: A = 1st, 3rd and 6th on the list, B = 2nd, 4th and 5th on the list.

Herbs in General
mixing directions based on grams/ltr
(more accurate on a larger volume)

  Veg Bloom
CaNO3 1.500 gr 1.020 gr
K2SO4 0.115 gr 0.695 gr
KNO3 0.522 gr none
KH2PO4 0.348 gr 0.435 gr
MgSO4 1.120 gr 1.212 gr
TE 0.100 gr 0.090 gr
A & B concentrate (stock solution)
for mixing directions based on grams/ltr 

When using an EC Meter it's helpful to form a concentrate that is easily administered to the nutrient solution to keep EC at optimum level. To achieve a 100x concentrate mix ONE HUNDRED times the amount shown of each A's and B's in two separate one litre containers: A = 1st, 3rd and 6th on the list, B = 2nd, 4th and 5th on the list.


 

Lettuce in NFT
mixing directions based on grams/1000 ltr 

CaNO3 825 gr
KNO3 433 gr
K2SO4 111 gr
KH2PO4 130 gr
NH4NO3 57 gr
MgSO4 350 gr
TE 15 gr
HNO3 50 ml
Cucumber in NFT
mixing directions based on grams/1000 ltr 

CaNO3 833 gr
KNO3 450 gr
K2SO4 223 gr
KH2PO4 174 gr
NH4NO3 29 gr
MgSO4 355 gr
TE 25 gr
HNO3 50 ml
Tomatoes or peppers in NFT
mixing directions based on grams/1000 ltr

CaNO3 765 gr
KNO3 580 gr
K2SO4 223 gr
KH2PO4 220 gr
MgSO4 456 gr
TE 29 gr
HNO3 50 ml

Included Over 100 Color Pictures of Mineral Deficiencies in Plants.

If you are a Novice Hydroponic User or Advanced, It Doesn't Matter! We Made it Easy for Everyone to Understand.

Learn to Grow & Much More.


Foods Grown in Hydroponics

HERBS
Basil
Chamomile
Chives
Dill
Lavender
Mint
Tarragon
Thyme
Sage
SALAD GREENS
Lettuce
Watercress
Arugula
Mustard
New Zealand spinach
VEGETABLES
Beans
Peas
Squash
Melon
Tomato
Garlic
Corn
Eggplant
Cucumber
Peanut
Radish
Bell Pepper
Parsnips
Turnips
Potato
Carrot
Onion
Learn How To Use CO2 SUCCESSFULLY.

The biggest problem that people encounter when using CO2 is that they get carried away, they think that a little is good so a lot is better....NOT! When CO2 levels approach 2000 p.p.m. most plants will die. High levels of CO2 are also toxic to humans, primarily due to oxygen deficiency. Before injecting CO2 the room should be vented to remove excess CO2 that might be left over from the previous injection, this prevents the build up of CO2 that could harm the plants.

Hydroponic Terminology

Glossary Pages of Terms.
 
 

Science Project and Requirements for Teachers..

Building and Using a Hydroponic/Aquaculture System in the Classroom.

Hydroponic Systems Grade Level: 9-12 Science projects.

Conversion and Calculation Tables.

Conversion Tables (See Below) Tables have been disabled for this Example.

Conductivity Factor (CF) and Electrical Conductivity (EC)

CF EC
 

Degrees Centigrade (C) and Fahrenheit (F)

°C °F
 

Length in Meters (m) and in Feet (ft)

ft
 

Length in Millimeters (mm) and in Inches (in)

mm in
 

Area in Square Meters (sq m) and in Square Feet (sq ft)

m2 ft2
 

Area in Hectares (ha) and Acres (a)

ha a
 

Volume in Liters (l) and Liquid Quarts (qt)

qt


 
 

Periodic Table of Elements With Hyperlinks and Descriptions for Each and Every Element in the Book.

Measuring nutrient solution strength is a relatively simple process. However, the electronic devices manufactured to achieve this task are quite sophisticated and use the latest microprocessor technology. To understand how these devices work, you have to know that pure water doesn’t conduct electricity. But as salts are dissolved into the pure water, electricity begins to be conducted. An electrical current will begin to flow when live electrodes are placed into the solution. The more salts that are dissolved, the stronger the salt solution and, correspondingly, the more electrical current that will flow. This current flow is connected to special electronic circuitry that allows the grower to determine the resultant strength of the nutrient solution.
 
 

Learn about these and Many other Pests.

Pests.


Almond Moth
American Cockroach
American Dog Tick
Angoumois Grain Moth
Ant
Aphid
Armyworm
Asparagus Beetle
Aster Beetle
Bagworm
Bean Aphid
Bed Bug
Bee
Beetle
Biting Fly
Biting Midge
Black Fly
Blister Beetle
Blister Mite
Booklouse
Boxelder Bug
Branbug
Brownbanded Cockroach
Brown Dog Tick
Brown Soft Scale
Budworm
Bug
Cabbage Bug
Cabbage Looper
Cabbageworm
Cadelle
Cankerworm
Carpenter Ant
Carpet Beetle
Carpet Beetle (egg)
Carpet Beetle (larvae)
Carrot Rust Fly
Caterpillar
Cat Flea
Cat Flea (pupae)
Centipede
Cheese Mite
Cheese Skipper
Cherry Climbing Cutworm
Chewing Insect
Chewing Louse
Chicken Mite
Chigger Mite
Cigarette Beetle
Climbing Cutworm
Clothes Moth
Clover Mite
Cluster Fly
Cockroach
Colorado Potato Beetle
Common Cattle Grub
Confused Flour Beetle
Corn Earworm
Cranberry Fireworm
Cricket
Cross Stripped Cabbageworm
Cucumber Beetle
Cutworm
Darkling Beetle
Darkwinged Fungus Gnat
Deer Fly
Dermestid Beetle
Diamondback Caterpillar
Diamondback Moth
Diamondback Moth (larvae)
Dog Flea
Dog Flea (pupae)
Douglas Fir Moth
Driedfruit Beetle
Drosophila Fly
Drugstore Beetle
Drugstore Beetle (larvae)
Ear Mite
Earwig
Elm Spanworm
Face Fly
Fall Webworm
Fern Scale
Firebrat
Fireworm
Flat Grain Beetle
Flea
Flea (egg)
Flea (larvae)
Flea Beetle
Flour Beetle
Flour Beetle (larvae)
Flower Thrips
Fly
Flying Insect
Flying Moth
Food Moth
Fruit Fly
Fruittree Leafroller
Gall Midge
German Cockroach
Gnat
Grain Beetle
Grain Insect
Grain Mite
Grain Moth
Granary Weevil
Granary Weevil (larvae)
Grape Leafhopper
Greenhouse Thrips
Green Peach Aphid
Gypsy Moth
Gypsy Moth (larvae)
Harlequin Bug
Heliothis Sp.
Hornet
Horn Fly
Hornworm
Horse Fly
House Fly
Humpbacked Fly
Imported Cabbageworm
Inch Worm
Indianmeal Moth
Indianmesi Moth (exposed)
Indianmeal Moth (larvae)
Insect
Jack Pine Budworm
Japanese Beetle
Lace Bug
Leafhopper
Leafminer
Leafroller
Leaftier
Lesser Grain Borer
Lesser Mealworm
Looper
Louse
Louse (egg)
Maggot
Meal Moth
Meal Moth (larvae)
Mealworm
Mealybug
Mediterranean Flour Moth
Merchant Grain Beetle
Mexican Bean Beetle
Mexican Bean Beetle (larvae)
Midge
Millipede
Mimosa Webworm
Mite
Mosquito
Moth
Mud Dauber Wasp
Mushroom Fly
Northern Fowl Mite
Oakworm
Oleander Scale
Oriental Cockroach
Palmetto Bug
Parisitic Chalcid
Pear Psylla
Pear Sawfly
Pharaoh Ant
Pine Butterfly
Plant Bug
Potato Beetle
Potato Leafhopper
Pre-adult Flea
Psocid
Psyllid
Red Flour Beetle
Redhumped Caterpillar
Rice Weevil
Rose Chafer
Rose Chafer (larvae)
Rose Slug
Roseslug
Rusty Grain Beetle
Saddleback Caterpillar
Sawfly
Sawtoothed Grain Beetle
Scale
Scorpion
Sheep Ked
Silverfish
Skipper
Sowbug
Spider
Spider Beetle
Spider Mite
Spotted Cucumber Beetle
Spruce Budworm
Stable Fly
Stink Bug
Stored Product Insect
Striped Cucumber Beetle
Sucking Insect
Sucking Louse
Tabanid
Tarnished Plant Bug
Tent Caterpillar
Thrips
Tick
Tick, Deer
Tick, Lime Disease
Tobacco Budworm
Tobacco Moth
Tobacco Moth (larvae)
Tomato Hornworm
Twospotted Spider Mite
Vinegar Fly (complex)
Wasp
Waterbug
Webworm
Weevil
Western Spruce Budworm
Whitefly
Wood Tick
Yellowjacket
Yellow Mealworm

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