This sounds like a great product if you are still having problems shaking the bottle habit.Nectar for the Gods is a Great organic lineup im using right now. The ladys love it!
They take pride in what they make and use top notch products to make nectar for the gods I also use there #4 soil mix. it is a calcium lineup unlike the salt nutes on the market. I don't have time to brew teas all day nor have the space, I needed something fast and easy maybe one day I can achieve basic tea brewing when I get a bigger place and start a worm culture and compost, would like to accomplish all of that.
They didn't register with Cali or Oregon cause to be considered OMRI, they use mineral based calcium sources as well as carbon based forms, They can not, by definition, certify as organic. To be certified organic it would have to be 100% carbon based ingredients.. GreenGenes707 said he has heard Good things about Nectar for the Gods and is looking to try out there lineup. Further more different strokes for different folks and I respect those that brew there own teas and grow 100% organic, I myself will be trying in the future. I also have Cannas lineup and like that thus far.
registering with the dep of agriculture has nothing to do with being organic. Omri listed is bullshit. Pay omri and they say what ever you want. Registering with doa has to do with being able to legally sell products in each state. If they don't register. Sooner than later they will be banned from each state that they are not registered in.
well how would i get calcium phosphate in my soil? and haha they day there sugar sup is better than molasses. you think?!
very interesting.
EWC, oyster shell, crab meal, etc.
what is your soil recipe? do you only water or do you use just coconut milk and molasses?
what is your soil recipe?
cool thanks brother. what do you think about me using promix mycho, lime, humic acid, kelp meal, bone meal, rye hulls, charcoal ash, rocks/dust, maybe some sand, and soy meal, oats and earthworm castings for mycho growth, horse manure and sawdust bedding, pearlite
I stick pretty close to this:
Myco's won't grow without roots. Get some myco powder and you can water it in with teas if you add it at the very end of the brew. Or the best use for it is to sprinkle right on the root ball and inside the hole as you transplant, this stuff will virtually eliminate transplant shock if done properly. Also the powders are quite cheap if you get them at HomeDepot type stores, think I paid 9.99 or 11.99 for a container about the size of Jacks Classic 20-20-20, you can be quite liberal with this stuff too.
very important.
when you say 3 cups do you mean each or total? and why cant i make my own mycho with the earthworm cast and oatmeal? thats what i was going to do. thanks so much for your help.Myco's won't grow without roots. Get some myco powder and you can water it in with teas if you add it at the very end of the brew. Or the best use for it is to sprinkle right on the root ball and inside the hole as you transplant, this stuff will virtually eliminate transplant shock if done properly. Also the powders are quite cheap if you get them at HomeDepot type stores, think I paid 9.99 or 11.99 for a container about the size of Jacks Classic 20-20-20, you can be quite liberal with this stuff too.
IMO Promix and soils that say they have Myco's added are just using it for marketing. I've noticed no difference between my myco less soil this year as opposed to the one that contained it last year. I add my own at tea feedings and transplant, leaves don't droop at all after transplant and they seem to grow right away.
Good luck, organics is easier then it appears. You just gotta get the foot in the door.
3 cups of Amendments per cubic foot of soil, let it sit for 3-4 weeks minimum, and you pretty much can't go wrong just keep it balaced NPK wise and have some micro minerals in there too from rock dusts and the like. Lots of worm shit