organic/harvesting
- Thread starter Chumlie
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tea tree
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I want to read more about this too. Clearex sounds good. IDK, but with liquid ferts I would, with super soil water only grows where the ddry ferts are fed in pre grow I am assuming that clearex would take care of that.
flushing seems to be the s.o.p for the garden world according to the reg and mj book on hand. I flushed my few crops and am happy.
I got nothing else to do though. sides look at my weight set. lol
flushing seems to be the s.o.p for the garden world according to the reg and mj book on hand. I flushed my few crops and am happy.
I got nothing else to do though. sides look at my weight set. lol
s.c.mtn.hillbilly
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YA' KILLIN' ME!!!!!!
...that has to be in "the best of-"let me catch my breath!!! you're puttin' me on...right?
...that has to be in "the best of-"let me catch my breath!!! you're puttin' me on...right?s.c.mtn.hillbilly
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if it's organic you don't flush...but also, you don't bother fertilizing in the last week or 2...organics has the luxury of innocuous redundancy- hyper nutriated soil that has plenty of everything, yet not in a form that is toxic to your plants. it's health food, not steroids!
Chumlie
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Well, like you some people clame that you don't flush with organics, while tons of others claim that you flush no matter what you fed them with.
Now the flushing agents are for flushing everything at the last minute so you have the last week or two to keep on fertilizing to get full potential.
Thats from what I understand.
Here a question for ya. Do you have a start to finish orgainic soil mix that does not have any fancy soils in it?
mariapastor
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yes "fancy" isnt the word i would use rather sufficient see organics needs not feeding if proper soil microbes are in full life, good organic nutes have very little npk but full of life, breaking organic material in a more simpler foods and sugars that the plant can absorb making the "fancy" dirt an ever supply of food. the fancy dirt is just recycled waste "shit" i would call it..organics feeds the dirt.. chemicals feeds the plants. soil microbes and fungus break down proteins into nitrates with out extracted chemicals...
http://www.drearth.com/watch-video/
this guys explains better
mariapastor
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good organic nutes last 2 Months!!!!!
purpz
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pretty much anything, i just mix it in with whatever soil i'm using, mushroom compost is the bomb diggity.
