MickFoster
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Could someone tell me why some people push the limits on the strength of their nutrients? I'm certainly not a professional but I admit that I grow some killer plants. I grow Hempy - start at 100 ppm (.7 scale) for 2 weeks, 200 for week 3, 300 for week 4 and so on. I never exceed 800 ppm's and my plants are always perfect - with good yields. Seems to me that it's a waste of nutes. Besides that - when a newbie reads that someone is using 1800 ppm - I'm not surprised they fry their plants. Does pushing the nute strength to the limit increase the yields?