This was an area of confusion for me as well. I asked a similar question here once and Drake replied, instructing me to mix up the rest of your solution, and then basically add 1 gram of salt for every liter of solution. Apparently that makes for a pretty accurate replication.
- Noah Liam Garfoot answered 6 years ago
I believe that’s because the chart in the link you shared is for foliar spray. I’m pretty sure any time you do a foliar spray, you want to use a higher concentration. Not 100% positive though. Hopefully someone else can chime in.
- Noah Liam Garfoot answered 6 years ago
I think the “II”, “XO” and “III” refer to the different solution enhancements… for example II would be the maintenance solution (BRV, OHN, FPJ) + FAA. It’s basically the vegetative solution. XO would be Crossover, so Maintenance + WCP. And then III would be Maintenance Solution + WCA.
WCP isn’t just used for flowering, it also enhances root and structure. That’s why you want to alternate II and XO Even before flowering begins.
PS, if you’re wondering, I believe type I would be considered seed soak and / or soil preparation.
- Noah Liam Garfoot answered 6 years ago