DonTesla
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100%. With heavy feeders, can easily push the limits upwards to 2- 2.5%, but after trying both ways, I think its best to repeat 0.5% applications of say kelp monthly for 4 months, as an example, vs doing the full 2% at the beginning.
As for your rabbits, yeah I would definitely separate. They pee like horses..I was only interested in the full spectrum droppings, myself, not the urine or any moist bedding, so what I was gonna do was leave newspaper on angled shelves, just for soaking up urine, letting only rabbit turds to tumble off the newspaper directly into worm farms.. but by the time I got the whole dang room built, my rabbit had pee'd everywhere enough that I knew it was so high in calcium and salt that it was a big wild card factor which I didn't like.. walls turning white, yellow and dark orange stains FML lol... and I collected enough poop (pails full) that I was like, damn, I can sell this cute rabbit now, I have what I needed, haha. You can always make a Fert for your outdoor garden, something really acidic like blueberries might like the bedding compost, but for smokeable medicine, a half gallon of rabbit droppings per cf should ensure almost no deficiencies, but even then, its best rinsed of urine, then dried, and powdered.. that is the ultimate form. But for me, I would rather mess with borage and comfrey vs rabbits, for my composting needs, god they are messy, I hope your rabbits are outside bro!
Anyways, is your Mn def showing up in all strains, or just in a heavier eating strain?
And lastly, have you found the Excel calculators that go with Solomon's research, cause those save a LOT of math..
And have you ever done epsom foliars? Not just great for a terpene enhancement when timed, but also great for boosting photosynthesis and greening up a sad lady
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By the way.
GRD is usually over 1% Na, so that means 10,000 ppm right there.
Gaia is over 17, 000 ppm
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pretty sure I’ve been running these batches of soil over a year now. I had to toss my original mixes to the garden beds because of alkalinity. I didn’t feel like trying to repair them, needed immediate results, not a remediation program haha. I’ve been paying a lot more attention to inputs now.
