Nutrient recipes let you save your mixing formulas so you can feed consistently and track what you're giving your plants over time.
Creating a recipe
Tap Recipes in the sidebar
Tap New Recipe
Give it a name (e.g., "Veg Week 3" or "Bloom Full Strength")
Add each product you use — select the brand and product, then enter the amount per gallon or per liter
Set your target EC/PPM for the final mixed solution
Assign a growth stage so you know when this recipe applies
Adding products
When adding a product to your recipe, you can:
Search our equipment database for commercial nutrient products
Enter a custom product name if yours isn't listed
Set the amount per gallon or per liter
Note the mixing order if it matters (some nutrients shouldn't be mixed together in concentrate form)
Using recipes when logging
When you log a feeding entry on your plant:
Select your recipe from the dropdown
The nutrients are automatically associated with that entry
Over time, this builds a complete feeding history the AI can reference
How the AI uses your recipes
When you ask the AI a question with a plant selected, it can see:
Which nutrient products you're using
Your target EC/PPM values
Recent feeding history
How your actual EC compares to your recipe targets
This means the AI can give advice like "your calcium product is dosed at half strength — bump it to full for this stage" instead of generic recommendations.
Tips
Create separate recipes for each growth stage. Your plant's needs change significantly from seedling to flower.
Update recipes as you dial in. If you adjust a dose, update the recipe so future feedings are consistent.
Note the water source. If your tap water has a starting EC, note it in the recipe name or description so you account for it.
pH after mixing. Your recipe stores nutrient amounts, but always pH your solution after mixing before feeding.