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Originally Posted by girlyhits LOL yes Starbucks is the devil, but they really do give away thier old coffee grounds. I found out when they had them in a basket next to the counter. If you don't see it when you go in ask a counterperson what they do with their old coffee grounds - bet you an 1/8 they had you a 5 lb bag and say it's free
On a side note - why can I get a Starbucks in Canada but I can't get a chili and a doughnut from Hortons in Seattle!! I really think Hortons was created for potheads. |
I just got a big ol bag of used grounds the otherday
Im wondering though, how much per parts soil should it be used in.. I DO just plan on tossing it to my plants when they begin to flower..
I just moved overseas, and finding growing supplies hasnt been easy to say the least..
I am forced to use CFLs which I have 6 75 watt CFLs(3=2800k + 3=6500k)
i want to go as much organic as possible.. Its not easy, but i found several different soils Im going to play around with..
The bloom fert. I plan on using is the one
http://canedocare.tripod.com/id12.html
IDK if its even 100% organic, but it is found in about every store in town.. So I got some 7-3-3 for veg which Im not worried about at all...
IDK really how often it should be used though.. Since the blooming fert lacks the nitrogen I was hoping to sub. some coffee grounds, and eggshells to help with the PH.. Lime is almost impossible to find
I did find this interesting link on various NPKs for many different potential natural, and organic ferts
Primalseeds - % composition of materials
Would, or could this work? Any thoughts or suggestions?
