We have consulted in one way or another for over a million square feet of canopy. We have designed huge facilities and we have rescued the smallest of facilities. Every single consult gets the same setup. We have tested method after method and know what works every time. It is very simple. 

1) Automate your watering. Hand feeding is not consistent. 

2) Use 2 gallon pots with coco. Coco is forgiving and does not need a large root base to produce big yields. 

3) Feed DAILY at 2.3-2.5 EC (1150-1250 ppm @ 500 scale) with 20-25% runoff. This gives the plants what they need every day, keeps buildup and ph in check, and brings oxygen to the roots.

4) Give your plants a proper environment. 75-80 degrees, 60%+ humidity, plenty of light and airflow. Of course you can dial in your environment to be more ideal but these parameters work great.

Follow these guidelines and you will see the results. 

We recommend using the 4.6/3.1 strength Veg A/B from clone to day 21 of flower. Use the 5.1/2.6 strength for Bloom A/B day 22 to flush. Cake is run by itself for the final 14 days before chop. Using these strengths from start to finish yields amazing results every time. Strengths are much too variable to tell you what you need with your methods. Environment, strain, grow method, etc all play a role in determining your proper nutrient strength. The highlighted row on the label is roughly 1.5 EC or 750 ppm. It is impossible to take the grower out of the equation.

Yes! Make sure you add the Part A slowly to a very well circulating tank first. This helps the powder dissolve. If there are any residuals at the bottom of the tank, a quick whisk with a broom or brush will make it completely dissolve.

Yes! There are two options. The first is to slowly add the Part B to a very well circulating tank after adding your Part A. The second option is to take a cup or bucket of fresh water and add the Part B to it, stir it up until dissolved, and then add that to your tank after the Part A is dissolved. Either way works, just a matter of preference.

The first three weeks of bloom your plants are transitioning into flower. There are many changes happening within the plant. The plant still needs large amounts of nitrogen in this stage. Proper nitrogen ratios in the first three weeks of bloom also help to reduce stretch and tighten node spacing.

NONE. Cropsalt is complete as-is and does not need anything. Actually, using additives will affect the nutrient ratios and can be counter-productive.

We highly recommend using no additives. If you are absolutely certain that your results are due to one bloom-additive or another, there is another option. Veg A and Veg B can be used as your base nutrient. You would use the Veg 2-part from rooted clone to day 21 of flower and then go ahead with your bloom additives. If you know what you are doing, your crop can be phenomenal. We do not recommend this, don’t come complaining when your experimental crop isn’t what you expect.

We run a mix of ro and tap. We do this so no ph adjustment is needed after mixing. Running all ro or all tap is no problem. We recomend Alchemist ph up and Alchemist ph down as they contain no elements to alter the ratios in Cropsalt.

Absolutely. Cropsalt will work with any style grow. We have customers running in many different substrates with all types of nutrient delivery methods. We recommend coco due to its ease of use and forgiving nature.

Yes. Use it just like normal. It will dissolve with no issues.

NOTHING! We don’t add any dyes to our products. Clean is the name of the game. No more funky tanks to scrub on the daily.

Cropsalt's line of products are like no other. Our ratios and built-in supporting additives are designed to out-perform anything on the market. We are very confident in our products. Cropsalt strives to deliver the best product at the best price. We encourage you to try our line for yourself and see the difference. We welcome side-by-side trials. At the end of the day, we are growers, not marketers. We succeed when you succeed.

No. Our line is complete and the use of calcium and magnesium supplements will alter the ratios plants need. If your plants are showing signs of calcium or magnesium deficiency, go back to the basics. First, make sure your environmental parameters are in check. Second, check your runoff. Your runoff will tell you a lot of information. If the ph or ppm of your runoff is drastically different from what you are feeding, run a decent strength feed through your root base as a flush until your runoff is correct. Most issues are caused by bad environment, low nutrient strength, or too little runoff causing ph swings and mineral buildup.

YES. 100%. Cropsalt was designed to outperform in every aspect. We source the purest raw minerals to formulate our products. You can rest assured that our products will produce clean, beautiful, abundant harvests.

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