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I'd say its good to go from a biological standpoint, but not 'ethically'. Pretty much just repeating the above point of views...let us know how it works out for you man! I'm stuck with RO so I could definitely find some benefit from your research! Gimme all your science! kiss-ass

What exactly are you trying to fix? Magnesium?

Killin it bro

I'd recommend some microbial treatment, Lactos bacillus or even a good spray down with compost tea. Best of luck!

As ive learned from experience, fucked up dirt from the store will give you the biggest heartache imaginable. Prepare it once its home in every way possible, he's giving you sound advice

You'll find another lady man, at least you can stand on your own 2 feet still!

If possible, I'd grab the ffof and use it as part of the peat in a 1:1:1 peat to compost to aeration ratio. Be sure to ammend dolomite and 1 cu. cf and throw in the alfalfa and kelp. Those 3 ammendments can be had at 9/10 Tractor and Supply, they've even been rumored to carry crab meal (contains...

Yes, organic matter contains carbon and thus anything containg carbon is considered organic by many. You bring up an excellent point, this is why in compost piles people have traditionally balanced browns and greens. The rev is failing to supply enough organic material (carbon) to support his...

Who the fuck are you again? Why do you get butt hurt any time someone says the Rev is wrong? Consult my post a couple pages back where I provide an Ohio State Univerisity report on exactly what we're talking about. Have fun growing with your LED's, lol.

The rev (:spew:) is referring to a Nitrogen:Carbon ratio for the decompossion of organic matter. This is a fundamental of composting, not so much soil decomposition. He doesn't have a carobon source such as biochar, I can't believe this guy makes millions off of a book full of bullshit :wall:

http://www.michiganmmp.com/showthread.php?373-Danny-Trevino-owner-of-Hydro-World-in-Lansing-arrested-for-drunkardness&p=1964#post1964 9th post down. Either someone stole your name or you're growing some fire :weed:

In we'll say 4.5 - 5 months, you'll find much less use for her. :weed:

LAB is an excellent cure for Powdery Mildew, but I'd keep it in the soil until then. As far as the 707, I'd say make enough soil to say fuck the 707. You can literally use microbes wherever, whenever, how ever much you want. Just be conscious of the molasses and its nutrient content, it can...

Have to buy an RO, I'm in the same boat man

I also use willow, beats a $150 bottle of 'Roots Excellurator' :blsmoke:

So I figured out the mold; it's trichoderma from the EM-1 breaking down kelp that had floated to the top, lol, I plan to use it when its ready. While we're throwin out recipes; here's my rooting hormone (and you can foliar with it as well). Mix 1/4 Cup Aloe Juice (Lily of the Desert Brand...

In the future, rice hulls are excellent aeration as well as being composed of 8% silica. They do breakdown relatively fast too. You're gonna grow some dank man :weed:

Idealy his worms will be fed a very diverse diet, really anything thats not fed straight paper and coffee grounds is pretty good. Tell him to go fuck himself on the $15 a gallon though, thats outrageous. Roots has a bag of castings called Big Worm, they're fucking bomb, kelp and everything in...

Howdy RUI! I mixed up a Kelp/Alfalfa FPE for my vegging ladies on 1/19, used EM-1 in addition to my own homemade lactos bacillus and for the first time ever, I've got a layer of mold, some green (Trichoderma?) and some white fuzz. Could this be the first time I've made a proper FPE or the first...

That mix looks hot as fuck?! and you're supposed to spike?! I promise you man, drop the book and mix regular, TLO soil, I've seen kelp only grows man...you're going to overcomplicate organics and ruin it for yourself early on. Invest in quality compost and balanced CEC and you're good to go.