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I can't for the life of me find any product here in EU that is 3-1-2 ratio 😭

@@DankLordvsGames I’m guessing you're aware it's the same as 6-2-4 and 9-3-6 etc. you can make your own, ingredients available at all good hydroponic stores, doesn't have to be exact but if you find a product that is totally off the mark I wouldn't bother. Some promote flowering, others fruiting, some promote miracles, it's mostly bollocks mate. Before you know it, you have delved into the world of macro and micro nutrients and turned into a hippy knocking up some strange brew of nettle and comfrey tea in the kitchen just before the wife divorces you for stinking out the whole house. As it turns out, nettle tea is as weak as p1ss and isn't worth bothering with in the first place.

@@BritPunk ❤️ Yeah, aware - hence the 'ratio'. The hydroponics stores here all seem to gravitate towards products for cannabis, despite the fact that it's illegal here. I'm going to have a deeper look tomorrow. The brands I have available to me are: Advanced Nutrients Canna Fearless Gardener Brand Gold label Growth Technology Green house power feeding RAW NPK Industries (I guess this is an option) Shogun Tera Aquatics Biobizz Biocanna Lurpe Mycoterra Have I missed a product from 4hese that matches the 3-1-2 ratio?

Neem oil. I show how I use it in my (Spring plant chores video)

sq ft is about 390 each tube is 54 watts, LEDs would use a lot less power; you could use a combo of florescent and LEDs. Maybe use the florescent in the center of the room and the LEDs to fill in the darker spots and outer edges of the room

@@junglenook Thank you! I’ve been growing plants for 40 years & I’ve had huge collections, but I’ve never grown strictly indoor plants, so at 65, what’s left? So far, they’re doing well with the Sansi grow lights. They’re just ugly 😢

Yes it is that is the ratio for the primary nutrients NPK and that's in an all-purpose fertilizer

Once a month at 1/4 strength. Im not sure about it breaking down faster but now that you mention it, it may, my concern is the nurturance building up or algae (but that might look cool). When the vine is short, I fertilize the soil. As moss breaks down or decomposes its converted into nutrients perfect for vining plants.

@@junglenook I don't think I want algae. When algae dies it quickly decomposes and may deplete the nitrogen levels and may even cause root rot if it gets into the soil. Now, sprouted New Zealand moss works for me! I sprout it often in pots and add a bit to the top of my substrate on my orchids.

I follow Sydney Plant Guy on KZfaq. He has massive plants on moss poles & he always adds foliage focus in every watering. 5ml to a liter. I can’t argue with his success, so I’m doing the same. I love the look of algae growing on the moss! It’s green like the foliage & blends in beautifully. It’s harmless. Good luck on your moss pole journey. I recently started mine, so no algae yet 😢

Algae does not cause root rot. What causes root rot is pathogens getting into the root system through wounds. Pathogens require water log soil with low oxygen. And I totally agree with you going over to Sydney plant guy check out his channel if you're getting into Moss poles there's a lot of excellent information there. I have a video called root rot you may find interesting. Thanks for all the support I appreciate it

@@junglenook I still don't want algae. I did look it up and I read it can cause root rot amongst others including fungi and bacteria. 🤔 I don't know and not disputing the fact. I just know it collects in the inside of my clear orchid pots and really smells badly. It's actually gross!!! The light causes algae I realize that and we must have light.

The rest of the house is set up like a normal house. chairs and or a couch would take up too much room in the nook. And Im trying to make the nook look like a real jungle. Thanx for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.

@@junglenook its awesome. you have done a great job.

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How many watt is 1 tube ?

@@belizekaviar1263 54 watts each. excellent question, Im adding that to the description. Thank you.

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