So what I’m trying to ask here is during the life of the plant, what nutrients does it needs first. I know the basic macros, but what micro nutrients are needed at what stage of the plants life?
Macros:
N nitrogen
P phosphorus
K potassium
Micro:
Ca calcium
Mn manganese
Mg magnesium
Zn zinc
Cu copper
Fe iron
B boron
S sulfur
What week/etc or your supposed to have all of the above readily available for the plant
Edited for clarification…
There’s Macros, Micros, and Trace Elements that plants need all the time, but in different strengths & ratios, based on the size and metabolic rate. Some other micros and trace elements could be Silica (Si) & Cobalt (Co), Molybdenum (Mo) and Chlorine (Cl).
In the Aquaponic world, my target nutrient strengths are:
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ni·trite
ˈnītrīt/Submit
nounCHEMISTRY
noun: nitrite; plural noun: nitrites
a salt or ester of nitrous acid, containing the anion NO2− or the group —NO2.
Origin
early 19th century: from nitr- (from niter) + -ite1.
Nitrite (NO2) is very important in aquaponics and aquaculture. Being the first step in the nitrification process, changing fish waste, ammonia (NH4), into Nitrate (NO3), or plant food.
Both ammonia and nitrite are very poisonous to fish, and will kill them relativity fast, while nitrate is mildly dangerous to fish.
P.S. I forgot “Chloride (Cl)” above, so I updated the post.