A clickable walkthrough of the Bizon fertigation calculator, using a worked tomato recipe in coco on a two-part injector with acid dosing. Nothing here needs an account, and nothing you do is saved. Hit Start the tour and we'll point at each control and explain what it does.
Set the ppm for the final feed.
Growing Medium
Fed like inert hydro, with the same crop targets.
The medium is saved with this recipe, along with its tanks (3 injector tanks) and water (Tap / City · City supply, spring). Change those in the calculator.
Crop
Presets load N-P-K and the key other nutrients in ppm. The targets below stay editable.
Targets
Target nutrient levels (final solution)
Saved Recipes
Changes save to Tomato · Fruiting · Week 6 automatically. To keep a copy of it under another name, type the name and hit Save as new.
The System, Medium, Water and Tanks tiles at the top each open a window. What you set there saves to the open recipe.
System
You mix a concentrate that an injector meters straight into the irrigation line at a fixed ratio, fed to the plants.
Medium
Water
Water readings
The descriptive numbers at the top of most reports. Leave 0 for anything not listed.Measured nutrients (elemental ppm)
From your water report, in elemental ppm (mg/L). Leave 0 for anything not listed.Tanks
Each tank is a concentrate your injector pulls from at its dilution ratio. Keep incompatible salts apart so nothing precipitates: calcium in one tank, sulfates and phosphates in another. You assign fertilizers to tanks in the calculator.
Add your own products with their guaranteed analysis. They'll appear in the calculator's ingredient dropdown under "My Fertilizers".
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Edit Fertilizer
Other nutrients - percent by weight (leave 0 if none)
Turn this on to use the product in the Foliar Spray Calculator.Saved Products
| Name | N-P-K | NH₄ % | Urea % | Mg | Ca | S | B | Cu | Fe | Mn | Mo | Zn | Si | Cl | Na |
|---|
Batch Settings
Ingredients
How to use this
Example: choose Calcium Nitrate, set the base element to N at 150 ppm. Its calcium comes along in ratio, so you don't dose it separately.
Example: choose Magnesium Sulfate, set the base element to Mg at 50 ppm. Its sulfur comes along in ratio, so you don't dose it separately.
| Fertilizer | N-P-K | Base element | Target ppm | Tank | N ppm | P ppm | K ppm | Concentrate | Per batch |
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Concentrate is the strength to mix per tank. Per batch is what to add to that tank. Set ratios and volumes under Tanks.
pH Adjustment
Dosed through your Acid acid line. Change it under Tanks.
Resulting Profile
Each bar is one nutrient's total, split by product. Tap a nutrient to see the ppm each product adds. Before changing a product, check what else it carries.
Concentrate Tanks
Mixing Guide
Share, print or save the full recipe report. Save downloads a PDF.
| No account | Free | Home | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The calculator | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Share, print and PDF | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Saved fertilizers | None | 2 | 3 | Unlimited |
| Saved recipes | None | 1 | 3 | Unlimited |
| Reservoir or watering can | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Injector | No | No | 1 fertilizer tank and an acid tank | Up to 6 tanks |
| Batch tank | No | No | No | Yes |
| pH and acid dosing | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-adjust and product suggestions | No | No | No | Yes |
Optimization
Most feed charts give grams per gallon and ignore your water. Your water already has calcium, magnesium, sulfur, sodium and bicarbonate, and each fertilizer comes in a fixed ratio. So the question is which mix of the products you have gets closest to your crop's targets.
For each product, you pick one nutrient to set. The rest of that product's nutrients come with it in its fixed ratio. Whatever your water already has counts toward the targets, so the fertilizers only make up the difference. You get the resulting profile against your targets, the weight to add to your batch, and the order to add things so nothing precipitates.
It works for reservoirs and watering cans, direct-feed injectors with several tanks, and batch tanks, in metric or imperial, with acid dosing based on your water's alkalinity. The screens above are the real pages, filled in with an example.