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THC Fertigation Lab

Calculate fertilizer mass from a guaranteed-analysis nutrient percentage, target elemental concentration and final solution volume while keeping units and assumptions visible.

Direct final-solution mode

Formula fertilizer g = target mg/L × final liters ÷ (1000 × nutrient fraction).

Injector / stock-tank mode

Important: a 1:100 injector ratio describes dilution, not “100 ppm.” The stock must be concentrated enough that the diluted output reaches the target.

Target vs achieved recipe worksheet

Enter final solution volume, measured source-water nutrient concentrations, nutrient targets and up to three products. Product P and K fields use fertilizer-label P₂O₅ and K₂O conventions; the worksheet converts them to elemental P and K before calculating final mg/L.

NutrientTarget mg/LAchieved mg/LDifference
N——
P——
K——
Ca——
Mg——
S——
Advanced trace nutrient worksheet · optional Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, B and Mo

Use this only when your source-water report and product labels provide these elemental analyses. Values are entered as elemental percentages on product labels and mg/L in the final solution. The optimizer treats missing fields as zero; it does not infer chelate composition, oxidation state, solubility, or availability.

NutrientSource water mg/LTarget mg/LAchieved mg/LDifference
Fe——
Mn——
Zn——
Cu——
B——
Mo——
Product rowFe %Mn %Zn %Cu %B %Mo %
Product 1
Product 2
Product 3
Product 4
Product 5

Product cost & stock-group metadata

Optional planning metadata only. Enter your own cost per kilogram, stock handling, chemistry class, planned concentrate volume, and a manufacturer/lab-derived solubility limit when you have one. The screen only flags conservative review conditions from your explicit entries; it does not infer chemical identity from elemental percentages and cannot certify compatibility, precipitation safety, or solubility.

Product rowCost / kgStock handlingChemistry classPlanned stock volume (L)User solubility limit (g/L)
Product 1
Product 2
Product 3
Product 4
Product 5
ProductgN %P₂O₅ %K₂O %Ca %Mg %S %
No Water Lab context loaded.
Nutrient fields can be entered manually. Use Water Quality Lab to carry source chemistry, report provenance and non-modeled ions into this worksheet.
Water handoff completeness
Load Water Lab chemistry to see mapped optimizer nutrients, fallback species, missing fields and interpretation-only context.
Transparent worksheet: this calculates the composition produced by your entered product masses plus source-water N, P, K, Ca, Mg and S. The optimizer can adjust entered product masses to reduce target error, but it does not certify compatibility, solubility, completeness, or agronomic suitability.
Optimizer ready.
Enter the guaranteed analysis for each product you actually use, then auto-balance. P and K inputs are interpreted as P₂O₅ and K₂O label values.

N-P-K oxide conversion reference

Use exact molecular-mass conversion factors rather than assuming label P₂O₅ and K₂O values are elemental P and K.

Mixing discipline

Use the label analysisKeep guaranteed analysis and target elemental concentration separate.
Account for source waterWater can already contain Ca, Mg, N or other ions.
Concentrates can be incompatibleKeep incompatible concentrated stock components separate and follow the manufacturer’s stock-tank instructions.
Verify after injectionMeasure delivered EC/pH and periodically verify the actual injector ratio.

Record the mixed solution

EC verification ready.
Enter an expected/reference EC and a measured final EC to compare them. The nutrient optimizer does not predict EC from elemental ppm.

Guided mix workflow

Build a checklist from the active recipe so the same source-water check, product order, and final verification steps can be repeated each batch. This workflow records procedure completion only; compatibility and solubility warnings remain separate chemistry checks.

No active mix workflow.

Saved fertigation mixes

SavedRecipeVolumeFinal ECFinal pHActions

Repeatability check

0saved mixes
—Δ final EC
—Δ final pH
—latest volume

The deltas compare the two latest saved mixes. They describe repeatability only; they do not determine crop suitability.

User-defined fertilizer product library

Save the guaranteed analysis from a product row you have verified from its label or technical sheet. This library stores only values you enter; it does not ship guessed or brand-specific analyses.

ProductN %P₂O₅ %K₂O %Ca %Mg %S %Trace Fe/Mn/Zn/Cu/B/Mo %Cost / kgStock handlingChemistryStock LSolubility g/LSaved

Saved recipe library

Reuse your own target and product worksheets without re-entering every value. Recipes and saved product analyses are local to this browser unless you export a workspace backup.

SavedNameVolumeSource N/P/K/Ca/Mg/STargets N/P/K/Ca/Mg/SActions

Current scope and calculation boundaries

The worksheet and optimizer compare entered N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S, Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, B and Mo targets against up to five user-defined products, with P₂O₅ and K₂O converted to elemental P and K. The optimizer minimizes relative target error using non-negative product masses. It does not infer missing label data, chelate form, oxidation state, or safe stock-tank compatibility, predict precipitation or solubility, certify stock-tank compatibility, or replace measured EC/pH verification after mixing. Expected/reference EC is user-supplied verification context; the elemental solver does not predict conductivity. Water Lab alkalinity, hardness, sodium, chloride, nitrate-N, sulfate-S and report/method metadata are preserved as interpretation context but are not separate optimizer targets. When total N or total S is blank, explicitly reported nitrate-N or sulfate-S can populate the corresponding elemental source-water field as a fallback; the tool never adds both forms together. Product cost, stock-group, chemistry-class, stock-volume and solubility-limit fields are user-entered planning metadata. Compatibility screening is conservative decision support only and is not a precipitation, solubility, or concentrate-safety certification.