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I apply week 3-4 of flower, with additional gypsum and langbeinite, corn steep powder. the biology from the casting’s will help break down the other inputs that carry S and K. The N from the castings is minor and will burn off later in flower and is needed to carry you through. my 2 cents.

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ya coast of maine is amazing but I feel like I’m riding with training wheels using it and its somehow equivalent to “being on the bottles” / “being in the bags”. I feel more accomplished crafting a soiless mix from scratch.

whats the minimum inputs required in a earth-box to grow the firey dankity dank without buying a premade mix.

mix the leaves with some apple cider vinegar and blend it up and see strain it water it in, get those polyphenols

i’m trying to make a lot of my dry amendments, more available to the biosphere and running them through mesophilic composting, such as a worm bin. I also use products like fulvic acid, fungal dominant grains to break stuff down, what are some tricks you are doing to further make your amendments...

so if you only had three soil amendments, what would you use to carry you through fruition? saying you started with peat or coco. No “craft blends” . As for me vermicompost corn steep powder gypsum

langbeinite

bone meal = slow release phosphorus and calcium. Fishbone meal is slightly quicker in availability due to smaller bone density from the start and the process used too break down/pasteurize /micro biology attached to the product. In total its slow release and initial results could be seen within...

https://growershouse.com/premier-tech-pro-mix-connect-mycorrhizae-inoculant-powder-2-5kg PRO-MIX Mycorrhizal Inoculant CONNECT has been designed keeping these three aspects in mind. With 6000 viable spores per gram, this inoculant is the most concentrated product of its kind on the market. By...

I’m organic, but my brother and Mean gene gardens from youtube both use masterblend, or variations of it. I think switching to the calcium sulfate post week 6 is a good idea. Your plants look plenty green and flush with leaves. Extra “gypsum” CS type nutrients will boost terps and be a nice...

haha I feel this, Im still in that same mindset. It works so well Inlooked into the premier horticulture myco products as a standalone but its too expensive

thats awesome I have done that as well, lol, we would get along. Gypsum, made up of 21% calcium and 17% sulfate, is one of the best sources of calcium for every plant in your garden. so the gypsum alone is pretty hefty

I my self am a organic dude, I use a lot of calcium carbonate from oyster shell powder and bone meal. I love the slow release phosphorus I get from the bonemeal. these powdered calcium sources sure do help in keeping my plants ph stable as well. when the plants are “ teenagers “ before the...

what Mycorrhizae product are you currently using? I understand there all mined in a similar place in Israel. Im using Dynomyco because it said 900 propagules per unit.