As I understand it, nute companies mostly add roughly 10% of the liquid weight with dry salt weight, so 100 grams into every liter (give or take), so to maybe figure out the dry weights w/o doing to stupid math with Density you might just weigh the liquid and knowing the density deduct the liquid weight and only factor the salt weight, but that is just too complex for me to really comprehend which is why I hope he adds this function in the 1.9 version he's working on. I mean, what's the point of knowing the Density if it's not used in all of the math? I guess we can load the liquid substances, than target our elements on the front page and will will express the results in ml, but not many people will do the function that way.
Not to mention that the label info is wildly inaccurate, so relying on the label will return skewed results in bother directions to further confuse the math.
I am content with the low EC numbers I run now in hempy buckets of perlite, but mostly nothing I do is from info gathered from liquids, but from a grower on RIU that I queried about all of this in 2018. I used those numbers while I was using croutons and had great results, but then I got the idea of thrying the Faux Brix shit that crashed and burned, and I off ramped from that into Fuax Mix and trying to rev eng Megacrop cuz Farside is just killing it using that stuff. The only problem now is that Greenleaf is lying through their teeth on the label, so the shit that I was making think was Faux Mega was just some random left field mix that Greenleaf wanted sorry saps like me to mix when trying to rev end their special blend.
Well played Greenleaf, well played, ya got me!
