Best organic nutrient you have used?

[Dumme]

Aquaponics and I don't think I'll ever go back to anything else.

 

[harris hawk]

Aquaponics and I don't think I'll ever go back to anything else.

Never heard of - purchase?

 

[anzohaze]

Absolutely untrue. More bro science about container nutrients.

So what is wrong with my post friend. I have stated the same things you have in above comments

 

[Dumme]

Never heard of - purchase?

Are you asking me if I've ever heard of the brand called "purchase", or you want to purchase?

 

[MistaRasta]

Some of my favorites:

Vermicompost, kelp, neem, aloe, barley, and fulvic acid

 

[MistaRasta]

Aquaponics and I don't think I'll ever go back to anything else.

Very cool. Do you run system in beds? What do you use as a substrate?

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

So what is wrong with my post friend. I have stated the same things you have in above comments

You said that organic bottled nutrients have synthetic in them. True organic nutrients, dry or liquid, are 100% organic.

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

If it comes in a bottle then it will contain organic properties as well as synthetic properties which could kill a living soil super fast. Look into the organic or natural ways of doing things

 

[heckler73]

My urine and whatever animals keep shitting in my garden.
Care for a tomato?

 

[greasemonkeymann]

if I had to pick just one. probably neem meal.
But that's like asking me to pick one food for the rest of my life.
Comfrey is a helluva nutrient too.. almost everything in there...
annnnd then there is kelp meal...
nah, i'm gonna cheat, the best organic nutrient I have ever used is my compost...
which has like every damn type of nutrient in it...

 

[MistaRasta]

You said that organic bottled nutrients have synthetic in them. True organic nutrients, dry or liquid, are 100% organic.

Do you use fermented plant extracts?

 

[Darth Vapour]

my best liquid is natural rain lol i mean last night was -6 presently -1 and plant has been there for 6 months with only rain water 0 nutrients

 

[greasemonkeymann]

Absolutely untrue. More bro science about container nutrients.

knowing anzo, he knows the organics fairly well, that's just a blanket statement, and more often than not, true.
more importantly, for me anyways, is anything bottled is more than likely mostly water...
and anaerobic...
Only bottle I have had for yrs is protekt

 

[greasemonkeymann]

Do you use fermented plant extracts?

I have, but honestly I have seen better results with the same plants being composted into the soil rather than into a FPE.
I still have about a 2 gallons left of a comfrey and dandelion fpe, it's juuust over a yr old now.
Doesn't even smell much anymore... well... unless you froth it up...
Good shit though if you are needing a water soluble even-nutrient.
Not sure it's worth the effort though

 

[greasemonkeymann]

my best liquid is natural rain lol i mean last night was -6 presently -1 and plant has been there for 6 months with only rain water 0 nutrients

shit man, you fibber....
no nutrients huh...
except for the asston of grassclipping and such..
hah
That's what I always have said.. the forests are greeeeeen as hell, and they get ONLY what falls off their own plants.
It's not hard, people make it so.

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

Do you use fermented plant extracts?

I most certainly do. Why? You already know this of me. This isn't the first time we've spoke on it.

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

my best liquid is natural rain lol i mean last night was -6 presently -1 and plant has been there for 6 months with only rain water 0 nutrients

Your soil is clearly well fortified then. Not the case with most people. Your also outdoors? Also, not the case with most people.

 

[Darth Vapour]

shit man, you fibber....
no nutrients huh...
except for the asston of grassclipping and such..
hah
That's what I always have said.. the forests are greeeeeen as hell, and they get ONLY what falls off their own plants.
It's not hard, people make it so.

lol oh shit i forgot put grass clippings as top dress 2 times this summer

 

[heckler73]

Y'know... rain is radioactive, eh.
Isotopes...it's what plants crave.

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

In spite of all this organic talk, I decided to take a spin to the grocery store..... dumpster for some fertilizer.
Chop it up, toss in fermenter, add bacteria. Use in 1 month.
I doesn't get any easier and free than this.