weemandime3
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I picked up a jug of this stuff at a local bargain hunt, and after a quick search in YouTube I found a few vids showing it working in ponds and aquariums. It says “100%” natural, but I’m curious if anyone else has used it?
Dr. Tim’s aquatics beneficial bacterias
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Mr.Goodtimes
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Don’t use this in hydro. If you want cheep beneficials pick up some Southern AG garden friendly fungicide and use it at a very dilluted rate. It’s the same thing as Hydrogaurd but cheaper and way more concentrated.
Like mix 5ml/gallon water and then add that at 2ml/gallon. Good stuff. Always dilute it first.
Also don’t use pond or aquarium ph products in your plants reservoir.
Like mix 5ml/gallon water and then add that at 2ml/gallon. Good stuff. Always dilute it first.
Also don’t use pond or aquarium ph products in your plants reservoir.
weemandime3
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Thank you sir! I actually have some hydroguard , great white, compost/ewc/Heisenberg tea , and some other sample sized slf-100 ( notg). And mykos. But I have heard of people using “pond zyme” or other clarifiers, ad right on the bottle it says for water gardens and aquaponic management. I was kinda hoping for someone that might think outside the box a little more or had maybe tried some. Thanks for your reply!
Mr.Goodtimes
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I’ve read people having good results with a product called Pond Zyme. I might try that before the aquarium product.
I tried using stuff for aquarium back a decade ago when I started growing. It was a mistake.
But by all means if you try it and it does a good job please post back and let us know the results!
weemandime3
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Today is two days in the res with out any catastrophic damage. Only time will tell
weemandime3
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Edit. Day two greeted me with a huge explosion of new root growth.
