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darkzero

darkzero

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Used this stuff last year It's in my soil been recycling getting rdy for spring from grass clipping, fruit, funny thing about it when water is added to it turns kinda into mudlike substance, yeah but plants thrived in it waiting till last frost to add worm, any ideas and yes it has tree leaves from the winter in it
 
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greasemonkeymann

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darkzero said:
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Used this stuff last year It's in my soil been recycling getting rdy for spring from grass clipping, fruit, funny thing about it when water is added to it turns kinda into mudlike substance, yeah but plants thrived in it waiting till last frost to add worm, any ideas and yes it has tree leaves from the winter in it
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sorry man, whats your question?
If it's good to use? I thought you used it already?
Just match 1/1 with aeration, and add to whatever soil you have, depending on your soils amendments you may want to re-amend.
A fruit compost is really good BUT it can be too thick, sorta like homemade castings..
gotta cut em with aeration
 
darkzero

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Alright will add more rock basalt, azomite, and humic to it what do u think about perlite vs vermiculite My general question was what would be good to add to it has compost, soil mix, humic, worm castings and worms, crab shell, gypsum, azomite, buffalo loam, kelp meal in it from last grow back when harvested in November
 
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greasemonkeymann

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darkzero said:
Alright will add more rock basalt, azomite, and humic to it what do u think about perlite vs vermiculite My general question was what would be good to add to it has compost, soil mix, humic, worm castings and worms, crab shell, gypsum, azomite, buffalo loam, kelp meal in it from last grow back when harvested in November
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i'd ditch the azomite, humic acids, and vermiculite.
the compost procedure will give you all the acids you want, and that's also why I don't like azomite and vermiculite, the aluminum.
 
MustangStudFarm

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darkzero said:
Alright will add more rock basalt, azomite, and humic to it what do u think about perlite vs vermiculite My general question was what would be good to add to it has compost, soil mix, humic, worm castings and worms, crab shell, gypsum, azomite, buffalo loam, kelp meal in it from last grow back when harvested in November
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Grease will teach you how to grow great for cheap!!! He must have been growing since he was 12 or something lol.
 
darkzero

darkzero

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greasemonkeymann said:
i'd ditch the azomite, humic acids, and vermiculite.
the compost procedure will give you all the acids you want, and that's also why I don't like azomite and vermiculite, the aluminum.
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cool u just saved me some monies all I got to get now is the rock and recomp on kelp meal and get those red wigglers 200 for 10 dollars
 
greasemonkeymann

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MustangStudFarm said:
Grease will teach you how to grow great for cheap!!! He must have been growing since he was 12 or something lol.
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hahahha that's HILARIOUS man...
I was 11 actually
Damn good guess though.
but my first GOOD harvest wasn't until I was in highschool, and my first GREAT harvest was like after I moved away from home.
but 1988,,, minutes after kirk Gibson hit his homerun off dennis Eckersley in the world series in fact.
I soaked my first bagseeds that night... all butthurt about the a's score
 
MustangStudFarm

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hahahha that's HILARIOUS man...
I was 11 actually
Damn good guess though.
but my first GOOD harvest wasn't until I was in highschool, and my first GREAT harvest was like after I moved away from home.
but 1988,,, minutes after kirk Gibson hit his homerun off dennis Eckersley in the world series in fact.
I soaked my first bagseeds that night... all butthurt about the a's score
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I just found a box of my old cards from '88-92... Football, baseball, and basketball.
 
greasemonkeymann

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I just found a box of my old cards from '88-92... Football, baseball, and basketball.
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man... I spent every month's worth of my paper route money on baseball cards...
Still have em all too
rickey Henderson rookie, roger Clemens, barry bonds, mcgwire, Canseco, etc, etc.
Most went down after the steroids controversies..
My prized possession is the Rickey Henderson card
Man I was saddened to hear of Dave "hendo" Henderson passing away recently..
I met him in person, NICEST guy ever...
Rickey Henderson was a prick in person...
 
darkzero

darkzero

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greasemonkeymann said:
man... I spent every month's worth of my paper route money on baseball cards...
Still have em all too
rickey Henderson rookie, roger Clemens, barry bonds, mcgwire, Canseco, etc, etc.
Most went down after the steroids controversies..
My prized possession is the Rickey Henderson card
Man I was saddened to hear of Dave "hendo" Henderson passing away recently..
I met him in person, NICEST guy ever...
Rickey Henderson was a prick in person...
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What do u think of Langbeinite
 
darkzero

darkzero

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got magnesium from crab shell 2-3-0, potassium from molasses, kelp 1-0-2, bufallo loam 1-1-1, sulfur not so much not to sure but the langbeinite 0-0-22 wasn't sure of it but was gonna use it for more potassium and some sulfur, I was hearing from my research that potassium increases the uptake or at least helps with the uptake of other nutrients is that true @greasemonkeymann . But like I said reusing my soil so this will be second run most of it has been reammended the 65 and 45 gallon pots in particular have soil that I havent used that cooked for most of my season last year but plan on adding more worms to it, some of the sunleaves rocks that is expanded basalt with silica. The reused and non used soil does have some azomite and gypsum in it, but can I used the langebeinite late in veg and mid flower like top dress it when the azomite and gypsum is diminished, was gonna use some blood and bone meal to top dress but was like naw considering its overkill and my bat guanos 8-1-1 mexican and 0-10-0 jamaican are enough for veg and flower. Side note I do use vermicrop bloom booster 1-10-7 (organic inputs ) with the jamaican in flower. and use worm castings tea maybe 2-3 times through out the entire grow.
 
greasemonkeymann

greasemonkeymann

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darkzero said:
got magnesium from crab shell 2-3-0, potassium from molasses, kelp 1-0-2, bufallo loam 1-1-1, sulfur not so much not to sure but the langbeinite 0-0-22 wasn't sure of it but was gonna use it for more potassium and some sulfur, I was hearing from my research that potassium increases the uptake or at least helps with the uptake of other nutrients is that true @greasemonkeymann . But like I said reusing my soil so this will be second run most of it has been reammended the 65 and 45 gallon pots in particular have soil that I havent used that cooked for most of my season last year but plan on adding more worms to it, some of the sunleaves rocks that is expanded basalt with silica. The reused and non used soil does have some azomite and gypsum in it, but can I used the langebeinite late in veg and mid flower like top dress it when the azomite and gypsum is diminished, was gonna use some blood and bone meal to top dress but was like naw considering its overkill and my bat guanos 8-1-1 mexican and 0-10-0 jamaican are enough for veg and flower. Side note I do use vermicrop bloom booster 1-10-7 (organic inputs ) with the jamaican in flower. and use worm castings tea maybe 2-3 times through out the entire grow.
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yes and no, potassium is needed, but it can cause lockouts with too much.
I like to go lightly on that one... langbeinite go easy on man, it's potent
I forgot that you had gypsum, that has sulfur in it too.
Don't topdress langbeinite.
guanos are the best for topdress
 
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