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Manual Dry Nutrient Dosing Guide

Manual Dry Nutrient Dosing Guide

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Dry Nutrient Dosing Essentials

Navigating through the complexities of hydroponic gardening can be challenging, especially when it comes to nutrition. Dry nutrient dosing plays a pivotal role in this type of gardening, ensuring that your plants receive the essential minerals and nutrients needed for growth. This guide explores the intricate details of manual dry nutrient dosing, from the basics of understanding the nutritional needs of your plants to step-by-step instructions on how to manually dose your hydroponic garden. By mastering these techniques, gardeners can tailor their nutritional approaches to meet their garden's specific needs, resulting in healthier, more vibrant plants.

 

Some people love to garden with Rise Gardens but don't have a smart phone to help them with feeding the plants.  Although nutrient needs of your plants can change through their different stages of life, the general rule of thumb below can help you keep your plants healthy and happy.

 

This is quick guide to manually add dry nutrients to your garden when you are not using the Rise App or wish to use different nutrients in multiple gardens. As a reminder, dry nutrients and liquid nutrients should not be interchanged in the same garden.  

Personal Garden Manual Dosing

  • Add 1/2 tsp of Sprout or Blossom per gallon of water added during weekly care 
  • The Personal Garden water tank is one gallon, which means 1/2 tsp is the max dose.
  • If you are adding only a 1/2 gallon of water, you should add 1/4 tsp of nutrients.

The Rise Garden or Family Rise Garden Manual Dosing

  • Add 1 tsp of Sprout or Blossom per gallon of water added during weekly care
  • If you add 3 gallons of water, you'll add 3 tsp of nutrients.

If you are not using the Rise App and only manually dosing your plants, follow this guideline for choosing Sprout or Blossom:

  • Sprout: Use this nutrients at the beginning stages of your plants. You'll continue using only Sprout when growing just greens, root vegetables, and herbs.
  • Blossom: Switch from Sprout to Blossom when your fruiting plants begin to grow flowers. You'll continue to use Blossom for the duration of your plant growth cycle.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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