Have you seen this video: ua-cam.com/video/34H1Ejrh18E/v-deo.html He uses Yara Calcinit, Kristalon Red and Epsom salt. We have no experience with growing chili, only tomato and bell pepper yet, and we have never tried anything other than Kristalon Indigo, Kristalon Plus or Tripart, so it might be better to follow this guy's advice. If you look in the video description he has written how to mix it. He also wrote a kind of feeding chart. He starts with EC of 1.2 for seedlings, then increases EC with about 0.2 every week until max 2.5 mS/cm (you will need a EC and ph meter if you do not have). Looks like 2 parts Red, 2 parts Calcinit, 1 part Epsom salt until EC reach correct value for the whole growth. Remember you can not mix concentrated Kristalon with Calcinit. You have to make 2 concentrated stock solutions (A= CalciNit, B = Kristalon+ Epsom) and mix them separately into the water. Maybe you can try this? Wish you good luck growing!
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Do you have feeding chart for chilli pepper plants ?
Have you seen this video: ua-cam.com/video/34H1Ejrh18E/v-deo.html
He uses Yara Calcinit, Kristalon Red and Epsom salt. We have no experience with growing chili, only tomato and bell pepper yet, and we have never tried anything other than Kristalon Indigo, Kristalon Plus or Tripart, so it might be better to follow this guy's advice.
If you look in the video description he has written how to mix it.
He also wrote a kind of feeding chart. He starts with EC of 1.2 for seedlings, then increases EC with about 0.2 every week until max 2.5 mS/cm (you will need a EC and ph meter if you do not have).
Looks like 2 parts Red, 2 parts Calcinit, 1 part Epsom salt until EC reach correct value for the whole growth. Remember you can not mix concentrated Kristalon with Calcinit. You have to make 2 concentrated stock solutions (A= CalciNit, B = Kristalon+ Epsom) and mix them separately into the water.
Maybe you can try this? Wish you good luck growing!
10:56 you dont measure liquid like that. it has to be straight
Hehe...yes you are right. It is a bit difficult to measure and at the same time show it to the camera. We dont normally measure like that 😀
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