Have you ever used Happy Frog Fruit and Flower indoors? If so I was wondering how I should apply it? Should I mix it in with the soil befor the transplant? I am doing 12/12 from seed so I dont know if that is to much for them. I like the frog on my outdoor spot. Nice frosty look
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ClamDigger
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i use Happy Frog (HF from now on) Tomato and Vegetable (7-4-5) as a "base" veg nutrient
http://www.greners.com/nutrients-additives/organic-and-omri/happy-frog-tomato-and-vegetable-fertilizer-7-4-5.html
and HF Bulb Starter (3-8-8 ) as a base flowering nutrient
http://www.greners.com/nutrients-additives/organic-and-omri/happy-frog-bulb-starter-fertilizer-3-8-8.html
i mix the HF tomato and vegetable in my mix beforehand, let it cook for about 30 days (not crucial, just makes nutes more available)
sometimes i measure, other times i dont, it all seems to work though. i dont have the bags here infront of me, but they have some good instructions on them.
then, before flowering i transplant into another dirt mix, this one with more HF Bulb Starter (3-8-8 ) and some Organicare Pure Bloom (1-5-4) and it works great.
http://www.greners.com/organicare-pure-granular-bloom.html
and several times a cycle i brew a tea mainly of HF and Fish fert, with EWC, and molasses to boost the microherd
and a teaser
"Tomato & Vegetable formula is pH-balanced with premium organic ingredients like bat guano, kelp meal, alfalfa meal, fish meal and humic acid, a naturally occurring organic material that is formed when organic matter decomposes. Humic acid helps with seed germination and may increase the uptake of important micronutrients. Best of all, FoxFarm adds 20 species of beneficial microbes to help convert fertilizers into vital plant food and fight off disease. Tomato & Vegetable is granulated and easy to use, and it provides gentle, slow-release feedings all season long. All of our Happy Frog® organic fertilizers are specially formulated to replenish the soil, lift the human spirit, and beautify the Earth, naturally. Bring your plants to life!"
Kingrow1
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After this i definatly want to look into brewing teas next, i see this as a natural progression for me although i only have a few plants and would be easier than the larger scale grower i suppose.
Am i right in thinking that everything to do with Mycos pushes you in the direction of producing these yourself rather than buy them from a shop, reuse old roots and soil that has existing cultures for new grows and brewing teas and growing onions on top? Peace
Am i right in thinking that everything to do with Mycos pushes you in the direction of producing these yourself rather than buy them from a shop, reuse old roots and soil that has existing cultures for new grows and brewing teas and growing onions on top? Peace
Kingrow1
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Kangaroots seems similar to what i have, the Extreme guy has mega massive plants, that looks very good too. Peace
watchhowIdoit
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rxo2ma5hC8U and dont forget about Betsy Ross. She wasnt just a seamstress, she liked to garden also...compost teas, dry molasses...
Clown Baby
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http://www.420magazine.com/forums/indoor-soil-cultivation/114640-top-nutrient-study-best-produces-most.html
that gives you some info on synthetics nutes and their effects on bennies
that gives you some info on synthetics nutes and their effects on bennies
