[pardalisjk]

anyone have a conversion formula for dry fert. grams to teaspoons? Thanks, Jim

 

[Rolo]

It completely depends on what exactly you are measuring. Different chemicals have different densities. For this reason I use small scale that measures to 0.1g. Mass is more accurate then volume.

Otherwise, the Fertilator may help you out.

 

[Wö£fëñxXx1]

http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/

 

[turbomkt]

anyone have a conversion formula for dry fert. grams to teaspoons? Thanks, Jim

Jim,
Check this site out: http://users.ev1.net/~spituch/Chemicals/chemicals.html

It may answer your questions.

 

[Laith]

I agree with Chris: get a simple digital scale. I purchased a small one that measures up to 150g in 0.1 increments.

First thing I found when I got it was that I was underdosing a lot of my ferts by using the tsp to gram conversions found on the web for different chemicals. It varies quite a bit depending on how packed it is, etc, etc...

Definately not a wasted $30.

 

[Edward]

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