Hi Mike,
We appreciate your input.
I have that Botannica K is 4.2% K (potassium).
That's 42,000 mg/liter, as 10,000 ppm or mg/l equals 1%.
1 ml of it would give you 42 mg of K.
(42 mg K)/(20 gals x 3.77 L/gal) = .56 ppm
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To hit 10 ppm you would need to increase the above dose by:
(10/.56) x 1 ml = 17.8 ml
So both your numbers work out manually.
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The numbers I get from the calculator are way off, so use the equations above until we go over the code and fix it. Again thanks for you input.
Regards,
Steve Pituch
We appreciate your input.
I have that Botannica K is 4.2% K (potassium).
That's 42,000 mg/liter, as 10,000 ppm or mg/l equals 1%.
1 ml of it would give you 42 mg of K.
(42 mg K)/(20 gals x 3.77 L/gal) = .56 ppm
_____________________________________________________
To hit 10 ppm you would need to increase the above dose by:
(10/.56) x 1 ml = 17.8 ml
So both your numbers work out manually.
____________________________________________________
The numbers I get from the calculator are way off, so use the equations above until we go over the code and fix it. Again thanks for you input.
Regards,
Steve Pituch
