I am going to the milky way!

[Gilles]

Well, that is sorta how my new NO3 fertilizer looks.
(Very) partially based yet fully inspired by the AR Makro Spezial N fertilizer, but without urea.

I have dilluted the following chemicals into 1 liter:
KNO3: 15.08 grams
K2SO4: 14.85 grams
Ca(NO3)2*4(H2O): 117.56 grams
Mg(NO3)2*6(H2O): 60 grams

This gives me, when adding 1 ml of this solution to 50 liters of water:
- 2 ppm NO3
- 0.25ppm K
- 0.4ppm Ca
- 0.115 ppm Mg

p.s. i am not German, but the calculator i used is

[Tug]

Hi Gillies,
How are you getting 117.56 g of the Ca(NO3)2.4H2O to dissolve into one 1000 mL solution?

Get wet.
http://calc.petalphile.com/mobile

[Gilles]

Well, the solubility of Ca(NO3)2.4H2O at room temperature is 121 mg/mL, which equals 121 grams.
I used boiled R/O water to dissolve it.

[Biollante]

Hi Gilles,

Magnesium and Calcium are do not work and play well together.

Biollante

[Gilles]

What is your suggestion? What could happen/allready happened then in my mix?

[BigFlusher]

Bio may have gotten this one wrong

it is not the Ca&Mg but the sulfate.

@Tug should be no problem getting Ca(NO3)2 in solution as something like 130g to 100g H2O