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Help with Hydroponic Nutrient Experiment
Hello, I am trying to experiment a way to grow vegetables starting from the hydroponic concepts. Instead of using pure water, I will try to use a more solid neutral jelly, but since I need nutrients as well, I was wondering which is the more useful product for the purpose and if there are any possible problem related to heating it (it will be necessary to obtain a proper jelly, by boiling the mixture).
Thank you
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Unfortunately we don’t sell any item specifically formulated to create nutrient jelly. I would recommend trying Thrive Alive B1 Green, I do not know proper amounts or what heating may do to it. It is a great general purpose fertilizer and is derived from three different types of kelp. Something else you could try, use solely the jelly to propagate seeds, and add the nutrients to your watering regime. A daily watering schedule consisting of feed-water-feed-water or feed-water-feed with the “feed” day being a weak nutrient solution and the “water” day using solely water would be much easier than trying to find a product to add to your jelly.
Find Thrive Alive B1 Here: https://www.planetnatural.com/product/thrive-alive-b-1-green/
Good Luck!
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