Moon's Graden

Any of you have a link to a site that explains how to do this? I use
both bloom and regular and I'd like to make sure I'm providing at
least 100-150 ppm N. Thanks, RJ

using GOOGLE search for ppm
that wil tell all

http://www.umass.edu/umext/programs/agro/floriculture/floral_facts/fe....
htm

Even though the whole article is very enlightening and takes you deeper into
the question then you probably want to go, I think the applicable paragraph
is:
"If you know the rate of fertilization (in ppm N), the percentage of
nitrogen in the fertilizer, and the injector ratio, then calculations are
simplified by the following formula:"

...please see link above :-)...

I always check Google before posting...did not turn up any useful links on
how to actually do the calculation.

RJ,

This will probably help. It's from Venger's website.

http://www.moonsgarden.com/

-Rod-

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Thanks for supplying the link, Al,  I used to know that formula by heart but
my heart must be giving out.

http://www.umass.edu/umext/programs/agro/floriculture/floral_facts/fe....

Thanks guys. RJ

try this link
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/greenhouse/ghhdbk/ppm.html

to calculate ppm