BE WARNED!!

[guest456mpy]

Cannabis is very hardy and forgiving. It will thrive with FF products. In the 70's I used Scott's Tomato and still pulled in great crops.

Now-a-days I use GH 3 part in coco.

Use what works best for you and your style!

Oh BTW Dream Reader, I had an aunt who stayed up all night for the first moon landing because she was sure the world would end and she wanted to be awake, so your friend is still "relatively normal". After all., we know they can only listen with the TV.

Just joking!!!!

 

[kingofqueen]

Seriously man do u think just because you thought that they was an organic company that everyone one else doesnt?

 

[AOD2012]

There's nothing titillating or exciting about canned soil brands.

i guess im bad at conveying sarcasm across the internet. sorry

 

[straintester]

Maybe we can change the title to "Be Warned, read before you buy"

I'm sorry
It just funny.

 

[JackTheGrower]

I have an old friend that would argue with me about fox farms. He would say his weed is organic because FF is organic based, and I'd tell him only the big bloom is organic. He also thinks the government is watching you through your television.

Now you tell me.. After i gave away my T.V.

man.. Thank goodness I have my tin-foil hat still.. I need it.

 

[smoke1sun]

Do you compost? I can set you up with a simple soil mix that will be as good as anything we can buy and it's all simple natural materials you can get in a garden shop and a grocery store.

Care to post you soil mix?

 

[JackTheGrower]

Care to post you soil mix?

Composted materials.

the Basics all organic gardeners use really.
My thing started out as a pile of composted materials like alfalfa pellet, peat moss, green sand, bone meal, and such..

In 8 years I re-composted the whole soil for the first three after each season. Adding new materials each time.
That is the secret.

Now after 8 years i top dress with a micronized mix and recycle all plant material.
I am fond of rice and fresh ground coffee.

My current "fertilizers" are on the exotic side and I am always experimenting but the truth of things is I composted my basic soil after every cycle for the first three years.

Once the soil has matured it's rather easy. For example I top dress in veg and water through flowering. Nothing more really. Sometimes I do more but only when I feel it's best to do so.

Do you compost?

 

[smoke1sun]

Do you compost?

No i do not, but im in the beginning stages of trying and organic grow. I got my ingredients for LC's mix 1 with recipe 1. Just cant find kelp meal in my area.

Im going to give it a try. For me this is truly a hobby, I don't sell my product or have any deadlines to met. So i Can afford to play.

Wish me luck

 

[reckon]

It's common knowledge. If you would have just done a little research you would know. Didn't you just say you weren't going to support a company who drug tests? Now you went and bought their shit?

Tsk tsk tsk!!

 

[Phedrosbenny]

No i do not, but im in the beginning stages of trying and organic grow. I got my ingredients for LC's mix 1 with recipe 1. Just cant find kelp meal in my area.

Im going to give it a try. For me this is truly a hobby, I don't sell my product or have any deadlines to met. So i Can afford to play.

Wish me luck

You can get kelp off of E-bay for a pretty good price.It is where I obtained mine from and have had no problems with it.

 

[BagseedSamurai]

Organic is way overrated anyway. Fox Farm is good soil, organic or not.

 

[CANNATOPIA]

Nothing is 100% organic with man-made fertilizers. Want organic?- grow outside.

 

[NUG-JUG]

Nothing is 100% organic with man-made fertilizers. Want organic?- grow outside.

Silliest thing i've heard in awhile.

 

[BagseedSamurai]

If you want to get literal, nothing a plant needs for normal growth is organic.

 

[straintester]

Composted materials.

the Basics all organic gardeners use really.
My thing started out as a pile of composted materials like alfalfa pellet, peat moss, green sand, bone meal, and such..

In 8 years I re-composted the whole soil for the first three after each season. Adding new materials each time.
That is the secret.

Now after 8 years i top dress with a micronized mix and recycle all plant material.
I am fond of rice and fresh ground coffee.

My current "fertilizers" are on the exotic side and I am always experimenting but the truth of things is I composted my basic soil after every cycle for the first three years.

Once the soil has matured it's rather easy. For example I top dress in veg and water through flowering. Nothing more really. Sometimes I do more but only when I feel it's best to do so.

Do you compost?

Great post!

 

[straintester]

Silliest thing i've heard in awhile.

Why?
Its completely accurate!

 

[s13sr20det]

my first grow was the same... i was recommended the tri pack and went along with it because the worker at the hydro shop told me all fox farm products were organic. i was a little disappointed when i found out it wasnt organic, but it does exactly what it advertises.

 

[redneck shogun]

If everything I am putting in my mix is grown around my house and or processed through the digestive system of a few horses, how is that not organic? Or are we arguing over semantics because of course you can't bring a total organic system indoors, but I can feed my soil organic materials. Notice I said feeding my soil, not the plant as BagseedSamurai referred to.

 

[Mud Man]

Why is everyone so angry at this guy?

If you think his post is stupid then don't respond. i'm sure everyone here has made a similar mistake in the beggining.
Some people don't have the time to spend their whole lives on this site researching everything and making a thousand posts about nothing but those who do are generally bitter....

WTF!!!
agreeed,,, a Forum where peeps ask questions or post stuff...
Noob or master!
If you thought it was dumb, ignore it, don't bring hate...
This kat is trying to get involved and learn,, help not hinder !
Seeerious mang i am getting hacked off with all this kinda stuff..
Yo 9, Stay true man, and maybe the one thing you learned was IC can be Shit and Great!!
I gave you the links to all you need homie ....

Sorry it got kinda sucky,,, AND ,,,,,back to the canna

 

[hash head]

It doesn't really matter...

It is a great product, the thing is you can burn your babies so be careful at first...

if you really want to go organics, guanos, compost, castings and the teas you make with them will probably get you a lot further than liquid ferts anyways....

Our Products: Organic or Synthetic?

Our Peace of Mind® and Happy Frog® fertilizers are 100% organic. Our Big Bloom™ Liquid Fertilizer and all of our soils are also organic. We do offer some fertilizers with mineral-based, time-release ingredients that are not classified as organic. These include American Pride® and Marine Cuisine® fertilizers, Tiger Bloom® and Grow Big® liquids, and our soluble products like Cha Ching®, Beastie Bloomz®, and Open Sesame®.

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