Oregonism XL

blobby1

Active Member
Does anyone have any concrete experience with this powder? What are your directions for use, since the directions on the bag are a little hazy?
 

xebeche

Well-Known Member
I've only used it a handful of times, making a compost tea with Oregonism, molasses and earthworm castings. I aerate for 2 days in a 5-gal bucket (gets really foamy), then dilute maybe 4:1 and water it in. I use it for all my plants - mj and veggies/houseplants - maybe once a month or so.

I've also recently added some to a batch of supersoil I made up, but it's still cooking so I haven't tried using it yet. I used maybe a quarter cup to 6-7 gal supersoil. I don't really think the exact amount is that important, but I do think that the manufacturers' suggestions are too high (esp. considering how much it costs). If you make a tea with it and aerate for 48-72 hrs (adding molasses in portions along the way), you should be able to generate A LOT of beneficial bacteria using a relatively small amt of Oregonism powder.
 

rasputin71

Well-Known Member
I use 2 TBSP/qt of RO water, per gallon of soil, every 2 weeks, and love it. I am using all General Organics nutes, Hygrozyme, and Oregonism.
 

LaudanumRx

Active Member
I am using this in my top-off res right now with Bud Candy to feed the microbes, a sponge for them to live on, and an aerator to keep them happy. It seems that whatever they shit out has an extremely high pH. I did not expect this. Thoughts?
 

rockson21

Member
i've also experienced this super high pH issue. Lost an entire small grow to it, actually. The way i'm using it now though, is when i transplant in to their final container, i sprinkle maybe 1/8-1/4 teaspoon in the transplant hole. This seems to be doing the trick so far.
 
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