Soil growers advice please

[Donothing-garden]

Good w

thanks mate ill have a look, my local grow shop stocks your soil I tried to have a dabble last round with 50L I had one cranking in 10 L pot to start with but @Sedge mango cross's took over my room and I couldn't fit it in with a big volume pot so I had to finish in the small pot and fed it coco nutes to get it home

Good work!

 

[Budbubbla]

I did see the strip mate, I was thinking it would be easy enough to rig up some tarp strips held with bungee cords, the cheapest 3x3 living bed I found in Aus was $200 bucks and about $150 from america without shipping, this would cost $75 shipped.

 

[Donothing-garden]

I did see the strip mate, I was thinking it would be easy enough to rig up some tarp strips held with bungee cords, the cheapest 3x3 living bed I found in Aus was $200 bucks and about $150 from america without shipping, this would cost $75 shipped.

You can definitely just use some UV grade wrapping of some kind for sure.

 

[Hudo]

anyone use green house seeds nutrients, Green House Feeding Bio ?

 

[Kee Mao]

anyone use green house seeds nutrients, Green House Feeding Bio ?

Not the bio,the standard nute line I use.

 

[Hudo]

Not the bio,the standard nute line I use.

Is that the mineral for hydro?

 

[Kee Mao]

Is that the mineral for hydro?

Yeah. Pretty easy to use.

 

[Hudo]

Yeah. Pretty easy to use.

I'm thinking about running the bio in soil

 

[Kee Mao]

I'm thinking about running the bio in soil

 

[Kee Mao]

I'm thinking about running the bio in soil

It does take a few minutes vigorous stirring to get the hydro salts to dissolve. I use a small mortar and pestle,give it a grind and then a bit of h2o and another grind. Hot water dissolves it quick but the end color is different,so maybe it makes some chemical changes too?

 

[Hudo]

It does take a few minutes vigorous stirring to get the hydro salts to dissolve. I use a small mortar and pestle,give it a grind and then a bit of h2o and another grind. Hot water dissolves it quick but the end color is different,so maybe it makes some chemical changes too?

Right. the instructions for the bio is you add it to the soil when you pot. And that's good for 8 weeks top dress if it goes longer. It's looking like I'm going to do a comparison run with 4 clones to see what works best for me. One with Easy As one with a super soil, one with the bio and still undecided on 4th. It will be costly but it's somthing I need to do

 

[Hudo]

couple more questions. test subject 4 will be a self made concoction? 1 is decomposed granite the same as granite dust? anyone used superfly black fly fertilizer they have as fast and slow product the slow just being pelleted form? and seamungas anyone use that shit cheers

 

[Sedge]

couple more questions. test subject 4 will be a self made concoction? 1 is decomposed granite the same as granite dust? anyone used superfly black fly fertilizer they have as fast and slow product the slow just being pelleted form? and seamungas anyone use that shit cheers

Mate uses Seamungus on his big outdoor plants ,,he loves the stuff .
I’ve not seen it used indoors though.

 

[Pixie]

Yeah mate I'm using seamungus on my outdoor one with Coco Pro and some perlite. Haven't had any problems.

 

[Donothing-garden]

couple more questions. test subject 4 will be a self made concoction? 1 is decomposed granite the same as granite dust? anyone used superfly black fly fertilizer they have as fast and slow product the slow just being pelleted form? and seamungas anyone use that shit cheers

Decomposed granite dust... Never heard of that.
The insect frass I sell is Bardee Frass. It's 3.5% N and most other nutrients. High in chitin, beneficial biology in most functional groups. Great slow release fertilizer. Ignore their "slow release" or whatever label because Frass is a naturally slow release fertilizer already.

 

[Pixie]

Decomposed granite you can throw it on your lawn if you want. Greens your lawn up not sure about using it for the other green stuff.

 

[Hudo]

Decomposed granite dust... Never heard of that.
The insect frass I sell is Bardee Frass. It's 3.5% N and most other nutrients. High in chitin, beneficial biology in most functional groups. Great slow release fertilizer. Ignore their "slow release" or whatever label because Frass is a naturally slow release fertilizer already.

I was at my local landscaping supply and they had bags labeled decomposed granite. it just looked like dust and particles about half the size of a match head. he said you use it on pathways good old google doesn't come up with much either

 

[Porky]

I was at my local landscaping supply and they had bags labeled decomposed granite. it just looked like dust and particles about half the size of a match head

How does a rock decompose??

 

[Hudo]

How does a rock decompose??

fuck knows. I'm guessing its just crushed

 

[Pixie]

It doesn't it's just crushed granite. I've seen the Rockey point activgrow pellets. Way cheaper than seamungus or dynamic lifter organic stuff and probably wouldn't be any different