How many tsp are in 190 mg, 203mg, 56mg and 130mg.? Is th...
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To answer your question you can always google 190 mg to tsp, etc. But you can ignore these mesasurements and fertilize following the directions on your product.
Edit - Lol derp on my answer when I’m rereading it and thought you are asking ml to tsp (even I wrote mg😖), multitasking is not by best for thinking straight. If you’re using a water based product you can estimate 1g water = 1mL water, and 1 tsp water =~5g, but as you can see these are very tiny amounts and most scales don’t measure under a gram values nor would you be able to measure that amount with any tiny measuring spoon. That’s why for the fertilizing you should just follow the dilution rate on the bottle, and ignore these values in the app.
Edit - Lol derp on my answer when I’m rereading it and thought you are asking ml to tsp (even I wrote mg😖), multitasking is not by best for thinking straight. If you’re using a water based product you can estimate 1g water = 1mL water, and 1 tsp water =~5g, but as you can see these are very tiny amounts and most scales don’t measure under a gram values nor would you be able to measure that amount with any tiny measuring spoon. That’s why for the fertilizing you should just follow the dilution rate on the bottle, and ignore these values in the app.
@UltraKoreanfir good I’m not the only one.
