the most important concept to understand when usuing any fertilizer product

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complete fertilizer formulations have calcium nitrate and magnesium nitrate thats why all our liquid and water soluble are complete formulations without making a point like cal mag is a extra product
 
i just looked at jacks it doesn't have calcium nitrate but it does have magnesium sulfate which is Epsom salt.

That's why the calcium nitrate is separate.

 
The reason why its separate is because that's how you make more money off of people that don't understand that it should be part of a complete formula it also uses Urea is a low cost nitrogen fertilizer form.
 
microbes don't grow plants they break down the biological material in the soil Plant-associated rhizosphere bacteria also have an important role in establishing and improving plant growth on different soil types, since they affect the availability of essential elements and provide plants with extra N.
 
microbes don't grow plants they break down the biological material in the soil Plant-associated rhizosphere bacteria also have an important role in establishing and improving plant growth on different soil types, since they affect the availability of essential elements and provide plants with extra N.
I feel bad for your soil and your plants but I understand your position because I once believed all that bull**** too.
 
microbes don't grow plants they break down the biological material in the soil Plant-associated rhizosphere bacteria also have an important role in establishing and improving plant growth on different soil types, since they affect the availability of essential elements and provide plants with extra N.
So microbes don't poop and pee, thereby creating fertilizer for plants? Wow, how times have changed.
 
calcium nitrate is sold separately because that's how you make more money from people that don't understand chemistry. it also contains urea which is a cheap form of nitrogen. and if you are growing "organically" then you will not use synthetic fertilizer or else it wont be "organic".
 
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