Vegan Organics Aka Veganics With Matt Rize

Was great! A much nicer venue then last. Makes me excited to see how it keeps getting better. But I really had a blast this weekend.

Ya, I really need to make it out there. Do they accept cross state Medicinal Cards? That would just be awesome, lol.

Gotta have a State card (something Ca is slacking on. I know other states recognize out of state patients). But I met quite a few out of state guys... so you can make it happen.

Originally Posted by NightbirdX

Ya, I really need to make it out there. Do they accept cross state Medicinal Cards? That would just be awesome, lol.

I accept cross state cards, also those with no cards, lol. dabbing out anyone who came thru

Originally Posted by Matt Rize

I accept cross state cards, also those with no cards, lol. dabbing out anyone who came thru

Lol, I'll be sure to find your booth then when I make my way out there.

Hey Matt - I posted on page 109 and was wondering if you had any answers/feedback for me? Sorry for the long windedness in advance.... Great post by the way

Originally Posted by SensiSoulJah

Hey Matt - I posted on page 109 and was wondering if you had any answers/feedback for me? Sorry for the long windedness in advance.... Great post by the way

Of course you could argue your point.

One would argue, that by providing animal products to the soil, you are not feeding the plants, but feeding the soil. As the soil food web progresses, those inputs are the cause of plant growth, but it is not the direct uptake of animal 'products' that create the plant.

Also, most soil amendment products are by-products of the Animal farming industry, and is not it's own cause for slaughter.

As the questions on quality of your 'meal', this has to do with the producer. I know I can get locally made Fish Bone meal. I can also source local bone meal. However, if you must buy commercial, do your research (goes for local too. Local doesn't = quality). Blood meal is generally a by-product of a bovine slaughter house, and not that cows are being slaughtered just for their blood. It's making use of a waste product.

Hope that helps to answer some of those questions. You didn't make it easy to find 'em! lol

Wish I would have known who was who at the cup! It was jam-packed anyhow Great stuff going on here. Love the "veganics" theory. I have been having great success with a watered down system within your guidelines by creating my own organic concentrate that keeps my plants healthy and smelling sweeter than ever. I use it standalone in my own soil for the first few weeks of flower, and then water thereafter. In hydro, I run as a bloom enhancer alongside my general nutrient regimen. If you're interested, here's a detailed write up: Indoor - DWC 2x600w - Jack the Ripper+SSH+White Russian+Blue Dream+Strawberry Cream

You're completely right though. I may not have seen it all, but I've seen enough to understand that there is a science behind creating chemical and biological reactions within your entire grow operation. Organic or "Sythenic" or "Chemical", it's all the same. You're providing energy to the plant through various chemical reactions. The great thing about organics, or "veganics", is that you, the grower, are in control of much less. In this aspect, that's a good thing. Mother nature is way better at growing plants than you and I ever will be, period. I'm cool with that, and in being so, I'll definitely let her handle most of the guess work. See what I mean? I know you do Healthier plants, healthier smoke, heavier wallet, and less headaches- I love a good Hydro/DWC project just like any other grow-nerd, but the proof is in the pudding. Thanks for the good work, and that purple Plush Berry looks beyond tasty. Great job!