Advanced Nutrients Overdrive

Can I premix Overdrive into a drip system reservoir designed to feed/water my plants while away on vacation. I’m worried about the PH getting out of wack on my outdoor grow.

Hi

Yes you can pre-mix Overdrive into your reservoir (along with any other nutrients you require).

With regards to the pH, if the run-off water you feed your plants during the irrigations does not run back to the reservoir then there should be no issues with the pH levels changing once you set them in the tank. The only thing that can effect this would be adding an air pump/stone to the tank as at certain levels this can cause the pH to rise. We almost always recommend a water pump constantly circulating the solution for best results.`

If your irrigation system is the recirculating type (the run-off water goes back into the tank), then you may get some pH fluctuations. In most cases the pH will usually rise a little, so in order to combat this we advise setting the pH levels to the lower end of the window you are working within (for soil around 6.2, for coco around 5.8). This gives it room to swing whilst staying in the acceptable range.

Hope this helps!

hi, can I use Overdive from the beginning of 6 weeks even though I have a 9 week flowering period?

Hi there,

So Overdrive is used over the last two weeks of flower prior to the flushing period. In your case, we would advise using Overdrive for weeks 6&7 and flushing for weeks 8 and 9.

Alternatively if you only want to flush for one week then use this product for weeks 7&8 and flush in week 9.

Kind Regards,

The leaves on my auto girl are a light green throughout with a slightly noticable darker green in the lines of the leaves and sometime I will find the plant seeming kinda "limp" during the day. My room does reach 85 degrees and appx 45% rh during about 5hrs of the day and the kpa goes up to 1.9-2.1 during this time of the plant seeming limp and she is in flower going on week 3.Am I seeing a diffency throughout with the color and also the plant going thru stress for those five or 6hrs the kpa skyrockets to 2.0, and then returns to 1.3-1.5 normally?

Hi there,

We would advise that your humidity is too low and the temperature is too high. This will of course result in unfavourable conditions for plant growth.

Kind Regards,