Some Flora Series Recipes

By gisette

Submitted on Sat, 2009/05/23 - 4:13pm

Last updated on Sun, 2009/05/24 - 3:54pm

Judith found this table of Flora series recipes:

http://homeharvest.com/generalhydroponicsfloraseries.htm

Application	FloraMicro	FloraGro	FloraBloom
Cuttings & Seedlings	1/2 Teaspoon per gallon 62 ml per 100 Liter	1/2 Teaspoon per gallon 62 ml per 100 Liter	1/2 Teaspoon per gallon 62 ml per 100 Liter
Foliar Feeding	3/4 Teaspoon per gallon 93 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1/2 Teaspoon per gallon 62 ml per 100 Liter
Mild General Purpose	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
General Purpose	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Strong General Purpose	1.25 Teaspoons per gallon 156 ml per 100 Liter	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Agressive Strength	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	3 Teaspoons per gallon 375 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Orchid & Antherium	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1/2 Teaspoon per gallon 62 ml per 100 Liter
Lettuce & Kohlrabi	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	1/2 Teaspoon per gallon 62 ml per 100 Liter
Strawberry	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Cucumber	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	3/4 Teaspoon per gallon 93 ml per 100 Liter
Tomato	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Sweet Basil	1.5 Teaspoons per gallon 187 ml per 100 Liter	3 Teaspoons per gallon 375 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Bean & Pepper	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	3/4 Teaspoon per gallon 93 ml per 100 Liter
Melon & Eggplant	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Rose & Gerbera	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	2 Teaspoons per gallon 250 ml per 100 Liter	1 Teaspoon per gallon 125 ml per 100 Liter
Poinsettia	2.25 Teaspoons per gallon 281 ml per 100 Liter	2.5 Teaspoons per gallon 312 ml per 100 Liter	1.25 Teaspoons per gallon 156 ml

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Sat, 2009/05/30 - 12:24pm

stonecold (not verified)

Just took a closer look at the mix for strawberry and questions starts to pop out.

Anyone has any idea what growth stage is the above formulation for?

	Micro	Grow	Bloom
Growth (GH)	1.5	2.5	0.5
Transition (GH)	2	2	2
Bloom (GH)	2	1	3
Strawberry (HH)	1.5	1.5	1

Sat, 2009/05/30 - 1:34pm

Orlando Jude

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Joined: 2009-03-02

I noticed that too. But look at the beginning of the chart. It might be that it's for the seedling stage, then you use the other stages? You could always email them with the question then post the answer here.

Sat, 2009/05/30 - 2:04pm

Peat

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Joined: 2008-10-27

The table makes no sense, it's completely unclear what stage they are referring to?

Take the tomato feed for instance, micro 2.0 - grow 1.5 - bloom 1.0, it does not seem to be any stage and it's impossible to categorise what they mean.

Take the table as a mild curiosity, stick with the GH website mix and all should be well, unless you are growing cukes!!!!

Some Flora Series Recipes

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