General Hydroponics Maxi Gro

[@RelixAz]

It's a very easy to use product with great results

[@mytech6779]

Reading those ingredients, use double extra care in keeping humidity out of the bag if it starts to get even a little damp the magnesium and calcium will start binding with phosphates and sulfates to make more precipitates than can redissolve in a reasonable time. Double layer of sealed bags with a few table spoons of anhydrous calcium sulfate between the bags may be needed in particularly humid climates.(either cool or warm. Also change out the desiccant every few months or bag openings, it is rechargeable in a 400-450f oven for 1-2 hours, lower temp won't drive out all the moisture in reasonable time and much over 450f will cause a permanent deactivation.)

[@moongloomable]

Great info on storage. Could you also just use silica desiccant instead?

[@mytech6779]

@@moongloomable no, silica gel is a very weak adsorbent and only has high capacity at high humidity. Silica is faster reacting, but does not achieve low enough vapor pressure and it is directly reversible. Good for preventing simple condensation at modest to low temperatures but silica won't compete with many of the deliquescent salts and will only act as a temporary reservoir of moisture. The hydrating salts such as sulfates, are absorbents and form an actual bond with water so they are not directly reversible under storage conditions [they need to be heated to specific temperatures] They are also much stronger as measured in capacity vs vapor pressure. (Can still achieve full absorbing capacity at relative humidity below 1%) Deliquescent salts run a wide range of relative humidity, depending on the exact salt. They have huge water capacity but are also messy slurries. They are also reversible like silica so often used for maintaining a specific target humidity rather than simple drying. Used for situations like archives and museum cases when active humidity control isn't practical.

[@tvideo1189]

People need to realize, for just one example, there is no such thing as "organic" nitrogen or any other nitrogen or basic element source. Nitrogen is nitrogen. It is an element (atomic #7 on the periodic table), not a mixture of worm dirt, fairy dust, and unicorn manure. The element nitrogen is EXACTLY the same, no matter the source. The plant doesn't care where that element comes from, it just wants the nitrogen.

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Yes, this should be fine as long as you keep that water aerated while your waiting to use it. This will keep things regulated nicely.

[@llmcbee1875]

I first bought this stuff a couple years ago: now it's all I use along with the flowering companion that goes with it. I've had some really good success with it, and it simplifies things so that I can still grow even with my disabilities. I'm wanting to do some Kratky hydro for lettuces, but not sure how I would calculate the nutes to carry it through the entire grow cycle (the goal with Kratky being to not have to change out the reservoir on these short life cycle plants: at most you might add plain water once or twice). Obviously for lettuces I will only need to use the regular Maxigro, unlike with my other plants. I am planning to grow a small variety of lettuces that should need no more than 6 weeks and as little as a month. Thanks for any help you can give.

[@eyeswideshut2800]

LL Mcbee how is everything going?

[@ericamiller2108]

You use it for cannabis?

[@markkrause3569]

the scooper that is provided with the maxigro is 1 table spoon on 1 end and 1 quarter tea spoon on the other end. this meens it takes 4-8 small scoops for 1 gallon of water.

[@fredc8618]

1 teaspoon per gallon is 900ppm

[@noveletteforrest3685]

after mix the maxiing the maxieglo. Do I pure it near the root

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Yes after you properly mix

[@timandlisacarson9256]

how do I apply if I'm using on 8 foot palm trees? how much do I pour on each tree?

[@PerfectGardensTV]

This might now be the right thing to use on a palm tree. I could see u need alot of calcium This would have alot of nitrogen

[@nickna694]

derived from is different from my maxigro, why dont i have zinc, boron, copper? i guess i got jewwed F-2262 not F-1109 next time ill read product label better, good thing im using it for soil and not hydro

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Sorry for the late reply I would also recommend using Drops of Balance and BAM will make a huge difference in your growth Check out some of the reviews dropsofbalance.com/ dropsofbalance.com/collections/teraganix/products/bam%C2%AE-microbial-inoculant-concentrate

[@darnenramassami244]

Do i need to adjust the ph for the sollution or leave as it is ph buffered?

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Always Ph before and after adding Synthetic Nutrients

[@RadDadMoody]

My plants are about 3' tall and it hasnt been fed anything before but I bought this and the maxibloom in hopes to increase my potential yield. Any tips? (Soil, 10gal smart pot)

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Yes maxi is really concentrated Half dose until you know it won't burn your plants Mark

[@RadDadMoody]

If its the granulars does that make a difference?

[@theptsdgrower5095]

@@RadDadMoody no still use half, until you see your plants can take it..🤙🤙🤙

[@RadDadMoody]

@@theptsdgrower5095 thanks much, all love ☮

[@theptsdgrower5095]

@@RadDadMoody 🤙🤙🤙

[@theptsdgrower5095]

Dude, thanks soooo much for the foot work brother growmie. That video was bad ass knowledge, always appreciate your channel🤙🤙🤙🤜🤛😎

[@PerfectGardensTV]

any time:)

[@theptsdgrower5095]

@@PerfectGardensTV i recomend you to everyone because of the fact; youre not a sell out. Keep it lit growmie🤙🤙🤙😎🤜🤛

[@ronskie]

Can I use this for cuttings to get roots and leaves faster?

[@PerfectGardensTV]

No i would not recommend this for cutting. Because of the concentration it may be to strong. Mark

[@LanLe-bk6fo]

Hi. I add 1 tsp to 1 warm gallon water pH 7.60 dropped to 4.60 to 5.00. What can I do to adjust pH about 6.0 for my plants?

[@ericamiller2108]

Try 0.5 teaspoon only

[@PerfectGardensTV]

I agree, Just a little less sorry for the late reply mark

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Thank you

[@leonardoguarita9121]

Hi, I use this product and every week i warmup some water to mix with well Maxi Gro. My question is. Can I warm up a gallon of water and make a hight strengh solution to use it little by little every week ? This way i would'nt have to warm up water every time. Thank you

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Leonardo Guarita really, your that lazy..lol

[@fbibadboys]

hi can i use MaxiGro for Hydroponic System? thanks

[@scotth4747]

Great Product!!!

[@David-rl3sn]

can you tell me I use Maxi Gro and I all get sand like substance left in my water it does not dissolve properly

[@sherekhan420u2]

You got to wait longer

[@SLAPPY4241]

How early or when can I start giving my plants the vegetation maxi grow.. I have fresh rooted clones about a month old can I give it to them now and will it hurt them if I do??? Please help

[@PerfectGardensTV]

I would give your plants 1 or 2 watering before you start giving Maxi Grow. Then when you start your 1st feeding start with a quarter to a half of the recommended dose and slowly work up! Have a great Grow Bro

[@dustinmarceau4340]

Need more videos with Joe he dose better presation

[@PerfectGardensTV]

Joey stop work for the company about 5 years ago. I apologize i'm not as good:) I will keep working on it. if you have any questions let me know. I taught joey what he knows about plants. He is just better at verbalizing

[@bennyblanco4696]

@@PerfectGardensTV I’m good at talk words as same this Joey bro.

[@md.mahfuzalam28]

1 teaspoon min's how much Gram....???

[@PerfectGardensTV]

normally 5 grams is the same weight as 1 teaspoon. Normally 1 gram is the same weight as 1 ml of fluid. Normally

[@BladesDark]

Thanks :)

[@PerfectGardensTV]

No problem!

[@JiandiP]

i want to try hydro gardening for vegetables, fruits, and herbs. I built a ebb and flow unit with two seperate systems. I plan to have one for leafy non-fruiting greens and one for fruiting. Where can I find charts for when and to what ratio to use MaxiGro and MaxiBloom according to what I'm growing?

[@PerfectGardensTV]

generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/feeding_sched/GH-MaxiSeries-Charts.pdf

[@lachimaye8431]

The issue with hydroponics is you have to pay for "plant food" or nutrition and supplements that are pricey.

[@lachimaye8431]

Aquaponics combines the most effective components of Hydroponics And Aquaculture therefore greatly reduce pricing and also increase efficiency. You may get the most efficient aquaponics system right here: help1.info/best-aquaponics-plan

[@PerfectGardensTV]

First off if you can grow biologically alive, that will always be preferred! If you have to use Plant Food you always have to consider your ROI. A lot of product can be produced off $100 of plant food. It might be more than Home Depot brands, but trust me it is a cleaner plant food then a big box stores. Just look at the back of the bottle and see the different types of fertilizer they are putting in the bottle. Sometime I have see up to 4 types of nitrogen, Ask yourself why there are four types of nitrogen when in nature nitrogen exist only as a gas!

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Lachi Maye $17 bucks and a teaspoon a gallon goes a loooong way. Gardening is time consuming either way, Bio, Aqua, Aero, soil etc etc, they all have pros and cons and require some monitoring or tending. How organic is everything anyway, you can catch rain water and it's been produced from chemical cloud seeding ie., chemtrails that we all witness daily. As long as our greedy evil governments exist your footprint means nothing but we all try. My mission is to get healthy, fresh and non toxic food in my body because you'd have to be Amish to get past things like plastic. How many products are in your home alone, are your walls painted, is anything sealed, is your roof tarred, what color shirt are you wearing and where did the dye come from...ijs