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flanna

Dandelions PPM needs?

19 years ago

I have an Iguana and actually want Dandelions. I have Searched with no luck to find out what ppm range they like. I don't want to nuke them while growing in the same solution as my Spinach which I run at about 11 to 1200.

Thanks for any help you can give. Or perhaps reccogmend a site with this type of info.

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