Thebanktella
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does aact ever cors nute burn? If I'm only using castings molasses and water ? Just curious as I like the way they help my girls grow,
Another stupid aact question
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GoRealUhGro
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No
Thebanktella
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Lol like that one word answer ...no heheheheh love it
GoRealUhGro
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Lol I'm sorry..but it's that simple IF an actual a.a.c.t what you're making..not a nute tea or anything..I'm sure you know the difference ..but I don't even think a well made aact could burn plants w a foliar feed ..unless you apply it during sunlight..and that's diff kinda burn lol..but iv applied waaayyy more than needed and never got burn..same for nute teas...I kept applying them cause my plants just kept growing like crazy ...I always like to follow one w the other
GoRealUhGro
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And listen buddy...you will run into a lot of dicks..mostly people who just get on here cause they have nothing better to do...this website is about learning and asking questions..some people have forgot that..so don't think anything you ask is dumb...iv been there..still learning shit everyday ...
Thebanktella
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Thanks for the advice , yeah I know just busting my balls, I can tell an asshole from a proper answer, yeah I'm sucking up knowledge here like a sponge
Dmannn
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I haven’t gotten “burn” from AACT. I do soak fresh organic soil mixes IN the heat of the day to promote a good ”inoculation”. But never WITH plants during the day..
You can get organic “burn” from “hot” or “wet” manures drying and actively decomposing, cooking the roots, (chicken, steer) usually accompanied by hot ambient temps.
Some people use “organic” potassium sulfates. Which can cause salting and nutriant lock out.
I am going to try Langbeinite this year 0-0-22, as opposed to sulfates 0-0-50.
And forget those haters bro.
You can get organic “burn” from “hot” or “wet” manures drying and actively decomposing, cooking the roots, (chicken, steer) usually accompanied by hot ambient temps.
Some people use “organic” potassium sulfates. Which can cause salting and nutriant lock out.
I am going to try Langbeinite this year 0-0-22, as opposed to sulfates 0-0-50.
And forget those haters bro.
Thebanktella
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Shot for all the advice bro , yeah the trolls and haters grate me
