Managing Nutrient Recipes

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

1. Tap Recipes in the sidebar
2. Tap New Recipe
3. Give it a name (e.g., "Veg Week 3" or "Bloom Full Strength")
4. Add each product you use — select the brand and product, then enter the amount per gallon or per liter
5. Set your target EC/PPM for the final mixed solution
6. 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:

1. Select your recipe from the dropdown
2. The nutrients are automatically associated with that entry
3. 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.