Fertilizer Mix in a Specific Order

This is included at the Full tier because it depends on the Sequential Product Mix Style — the system adds products strictly from the top of your product list to the bottom, and each must finish completely before the next begins.

A water flush is common for fertilizer mixes because many fertilizers aren't compatible with each other. Running a flush of plain water between products ensures whatever is loaded next won't react with what was just added.

Example

Goal: Add 1000 gallons of Fertilizer, then 200 gallons of Liquid Product 1, then flush the system with 50 gallons of water — in that exact order.

1. Set Product Mix Style to Sequential. This is required — without it, the system won't respect your product list order.

2. Add Fertilizer — Amount: 1000, Unit: Gallons — first in the list.

3. Add Liquid Product 1 — Amount: 200, Unit: Gallons — second in the list.

4. Add Water — Amount: 50, Unit: Gallons — last in the list. This is the flush.

How Mixmate runs this: Because the Product Mix Style is Sequential, the machine adds the full 1000 gallons of Fertilizer first, waits for it to finish, then adds the full 200 gallons of Liquid Product 1, waits for that to finish, and only then adds the 50 gallons of water — flushing the Fertilizer and Liquid Product 1 out of the lines before the mix ends.