hey guys/gals i just started 5 more seedlings and i have a few questions about organic growing

i don't have the money to buy fox farm fert or any other ferts besides whatever i can get at my local store

my last grow was going to be organic but i realized that i needed nitrogen for my plants and used MG all purpose

at the home depot i saw they had blood meal that you mix into soil is that good?

also i have Neptune's harvest 2-3-1 is that good for flowering?

any round the house items would be great

thanks

best of luck. in the same boat.

__________________
contact your congressperson about H.R. 5843
it will only remain illegal as long as our opinions remain muted

Hey man, I just got some stuff and it seems to be doing the trick. It is Alaska Fish Fertilizer, its organic, and I bought mine at the local ace hardware. I hear it is also available at Wally World's and possibly Lowe's in the states. It comes out to about 8 dollars but seems to go a long way. I like their little seal on the bottle "The Original New World Fertilizer" and it shows some little pilgrims or some shit. Maybe I was just high, loved it though.

__________________
Weeds the way...to keep cabin fever at bay, you try living in a deep freeze without getting a little blazed.

Blood and bone meal, fish emulsion, and diluted urine. The urine is almost free, but you do have to mix it with water.

__________________

also molasses, is easy to get and relatively cheap, and if you are a banana eater I've heard you can boil the skins to get some of the nutrients out.

NOT to be confused with a knob gobbler or the guy you schedule for a Bris.

__________________

ya i need a flowering fert that organic. do bannana peals really work?? if so how many/much do it use

you want bone meal its high in phosphorus. found this when i was looking for other things that have phosphorus in it Managing Phosphorus For Crop Production - Agronomy Facts 13

__________________

I believe he said he's a student who's majoring in some line of plant/horticultural studies. Which leaves me wondering how and why it is that you're not the one telling us where to find and how to use inexpensive organic fertilizers.

__________________

Ok I Love Frugality:

Pee cut 20:1 with Ro or aged water 30:1 to start.
Build a cheap worm bin, compost pile, with free (dumpsterdived) items. I'll upload a gallery soon of mine.
Coffee houses have free used coffee grounds sometimes.
If you actually spend any money: Dolomite lime, soil microbes for starter (I'm sure there is a free way around this too.)
Dumpster dive pet food (pet stores after hours) and make tea.
how close is the nearest dariry farm or animal farm of any kind? (find someone who raises rabbits)
Peace Love and Elbow Grease.
EDIT: Write in Ron Pall