And your off to the races again good luck on this grow!
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Omigosh-- look at the size of those feet!!!
Is this ur pup zooty??
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I remember that puppy stage with a Bulldog. Itās a little crazy.
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And look at the different color paws!
Unfortunately this one is not, sheās my girlfriendās motherās but definitely getting one of her pups!
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How old i is your gf mothers puppy.
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@Bulldognuts Yes that is my girl, Stella. She is half Pit and half American bulldog. You canāt see the black heart in her fur.
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Hey speaking of dogs you know who hasnāt been around in foreverā¦the dog breederā¦ maybe a C I think?? Cycle maybe but not listed??
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I remember that guy didnāt he breed several different breeds, Bulldogs and at least a couple others. Youāre right havenāt seen him around for awhile.
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@Bulldognuts itās intriguing that Jackās mixes the magnesium as part two and the calcium nitrate as part 3 when chemgro does it the other way around.
Iām sure either or work fine, clearly by our results but I will put forward a point for everyone mixing to think aboutā¦
When you mix the calcium nitrate into the mix it dissolves very fast, nice and easy, while magnesium sulfate takes time because the crystals are so dense.
Thus I prefer to mix my calcium nitrate first so that I can then shortly after pour in my magnesium sulfate, give it a stir and let it sit while I do something else before I mix it all in more. Giving the water time to dissolve the crystals.
Even though I use a pump to mix.
Thoughts?
@Bulldognuts
@Not2SureYet
@imSICKkid
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@Nicky, I was wondering about that, I do it like the paper says but was wondering what the difference would be?
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Iām no chemist but I wouldnāt bet against there being a difference in the end product.
As for what parts of the 3 part nutrient mix dissolve the fastest?
Calcium nitrate by far the fastest dissolving
Then the jacks/chemgro
And by far the lowest is magnesium sulfate.
A friend who grew when I was a child said a bunch of old timers wod run the calcium nitrate through a flower mill grinder to help break up all the crystals in hope their hydro systems would better dissolve in their setups.
To much work for me but I find the little pumps do help a bit at grinding up the calcium nitrate and other nutrients, thatās why I love to mix the calcium nitrate last owed by just leaving the pump on for hours.
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I find just stirring it for a bit dissolves it pretty good, doesnāt really take me to long BUT Iām only doing two plants right now so it might be a little different doing more plants at one time
Iām still on the fence with the Jackās myself. Iām using it this run but, am not sold on it 
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What do you usually use?
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