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Marijuana fertilizing and feeding: Fertilizing - pH / EC / TDS / PPM: How do I figure out the ppm of my fertilizer mix?
Contributed By: Diels Alder
To figure out the ppm of your fertilizer (or fertilizer
mix), you need
to be able to measure grams and liters. Look at the 3
numbers on the side
of a fert bag. These are the percent content of the
nutrients. For every
one gram of said fertilizer in one liter of water, it
contributes 10 ppm
of the given nutrient per percentage point. A 20-20-20
gives 200 ppm (10
ppm X 20) of each nutrient for each gram in a liter of
water.
The formula is this:
grams of fert per liter = A/B
A=your desired ppm
B=10 ppm X the % of nutrient in mix
or
your ppm = C X B
B=10 ppm X the % of nutrient in mix
C= grams of fert per liter
So to make a 200 ppm-100 ppm-200 ppm NPK mix using a
13-0-44
(potassium nitrate), a 12-62-0 (monoamonium phosphate), and
a 33-0-0
(ammonium nitrate) you would work backwards from your sole
P and K sources
(it makes it easiest in this case), and make up the N at
the end. I have
rounded numbers to the nearest 0.1 g for the following. You
would use 0.5
g of potassium nitrate (200 ppm/(10 ppm X 44 K)) and 0.2 g
of monoammonium
phosphate (100 ppm/(10 ppm X 62 P)) in one liter. This
would give you 89
ppm N (10 ppm X 13 N X 0.5 g + 10 ppm X 12 N X 0.2 g), 124
ppm P (10 ppm X
62 P X 0.2), and 220 ppm K (10 ppm X 44 K X 0.5 g). 111 ppm
are needed to
raise the N to the 200 ppm level, so we can use 0.3 g of
the ammonium
nitrate (111 ppm/(10 ppm X 33 N)) to bring us up to
finish.
The actual mix would yield a 188 ppm N, 124 ppm P, 220
ppm K mixture
in one liter of water. To get more precision, you need to
mix larger
batches or get a better scale (you would need to make a 10
liter batch of
the above with a scale that is only accurate to the gram).
If you mix your own fertilizer, you can adjust your N
source to meet
your pH needs, rather than being dependent on adding acid
or base, which
is nice.
This works for formulating hydro mixes, as well as for
us dirt farmers
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