Nick's Sweet Heat Peps in a Farm+ (TERMINATED)

Look up Leaf Spot, (specifically on pepper plants). It's bacterial, I believe.

One year, several years ago, I got it in my greenhouse on only one type of pepper plant, (thank G-d). The vendor actually contacted me to advise they had an issue with one batch of seeds, which of course was the batch I bought. They replaced the seeds to everyone affected, refunded the purchase cost, and gave a credit toward future purchases. I thought it was something I'd done, before they contacted me.

Before terminating, talk to park and see what they say.  Also see if mike logs in and sees this.  Mike may be able to give some insight, he is the Pepper King

That is a reason I am nervous to try GH.  I have only used AG and Mooch.

So my question to you is, how much are you using for your plants?

Because I've been following the GH feedchart pretty meticulously. I've added the amounts per gallon as specified and obviously the TDS measurement was far too high. 

I take the cap off a jug of distilled water and using a graduated pipette, (one for each nute), add CaliMagic, shake, then add the micro, then grow, then bloom, shaking as much as i can between, as its mostly full by the end. I rotate the jug several times after I'm done adding everything, then remove the cap and feed. Any leftovers, usually not much, I put in a cupboard and feed the next day. I never add plain water. I refill with my mixed nutes only. I took this method from both online veggy growers, (somewhere), and local pot growers that grow for the dispensaries and swear by the stuff. Pot is legal here...not to worry. I don't consort with the criminal underground ...much. (Just Kidding)

As far as the ratio, with the exception of my herbs, that get whatever I've fed everyone else, I use the recommended 3:2:1, 2:2:2, 1:2:3 schedule. I will say that my little Sweet Heat likely got closer to 3:2:2 when it was a start because I'd separate out enough water to feed it after mixing for the rest of them, and then adjust with a small addition of water and grow. It seems it worked fine. It's been happy all along. It's been fed from the communal jug for awhile, now. I don't find it confusing or hard at all. Before I switched to GH, my flowering/fruit setting  plants were NOT very happy, and keeping the TDS in the correct range was insanity, and I was stressed out over it. I think AG nutes are fine for herbs, lettuce, etc., except I think you can taste it whenever you feed/harvest, even with waiting a day after feeding, and I never do with GH.

I'm not sure why your TDS was way too high, but if/when it is, don't wait. Dump and refill ASAP, right away. Has it been hot there?

I mix one gallon at a time, and use it in all the units. I'd do this even for the larger tanks, I think. I actually used my pipette that measures in ml, and filled a teaspoon when I first used it, so I could be sure I was getting accurate measurements. I also checked my TDS in 12 and 24 hours. I was really paranoid when I realized how low my TDS was before I changed to the GH. Now, I'm much more relaxed about it. I check my TDS and pH about once or twice a week. I'm sure I'll have issues in the future. Chaos theory and all. Environmental changes affect everything.

Yeah, that’s what I’ve been doing. I mix one gallon at a time in the standard AeroGarden jug. Each gallon got the amounts listed on the GH feed chart and each unit got two gallons.

My pH has been right on target throughout.

Experiments with the TDS meter are going to happen tonight.

These look really good.