What "non-standard" additive do you consider a must?

[guerilllataktic]

ormus


http://www.subtleenergies.com/ormus/ormus/ormus.htm

i would propose that ormus qualifies as non standard, that link blew my mind i am going to be stuck reading about this for the foreseable future
damn that is some intense shit to think about// thanks

 

[unregistered190]

Interesting thread............

 

[TheCleanGame]

---snip---

 

[yortbogey]

i'm seeing promising results in a batch of med_man beans that where germinated in ormus....
they will get there first feeding of ormus in another week or so.....

 

[IGROWMYOWN]

Ogbiowar all 3 packs and mollases

 

[whatthe215]

mollases in your normal non-tea feeds?

i could never decide weather having a regular carbohydrate was worth it....

 

[SMOKE-ONE]

Protekt
Seagreen
Fulvic acid

 

[surfguitar]

I'll throw in my vote for silica, fulvic acid, aloe and kelp also add ewc teas and sprouted seed teas

 

[Caravaggio]

Drip Clean


(i never get lockout and rarely even water to runoff anymore)

 

[stoney917]

Depends on where in the grow ya at... bvitamen b52, rootxl bud xk moab.... but have to agree silica thoughout is a no brainer

 

[TickleMyBalls]

Phosphite derived bloom boosters.

 

[CoastalSFC]

Aspirin for salicylic acid

 

[milkyjoe]

Cobalt.

 

[shaggyballs]

Cobalt.

How much cobalt do we need in hydro???

 

[watts]

Nutrilife SM-90

 

[milkyjoe]

How much cobalt do we need in hydro???

I honestly do not know if you can get it in a soluble form. You can add it to soil and microbes make it available...or Kempf sells a product called Photomag that contains it in a foliar form. epsom salt, Mo, B, Co and sea salt...a most excellent product indeed.

http://www.growbetterfood.com/products/photomag/

tiny amounts required and unreal results. And I know that sounds like an ad...but worth trying I promise.

anyways, in soil 2 ppm is all you need.

 

[shaggyballs]

Thanks I will check it out ...foliar is a better option!
Edit:
Looks like it mainly works with the microbes like you had mentioned.
I still think it has merit as a foliar spray in hydro...More benefits when in soil!!
Thanks again milky!!!!!

 

[milkyjoe]

It works to delay senescence in the plant. You can literally take a plant 10 weeks without a single trichome degrading and turning amber...you get a much more complex essential oil profile that way vs a plant that is dying and giving up every compound it has formed to protect the reproductive parts. The difference is significant.

 

[Backyard Farmer]

http://jhbiotech.com/plant-products/biomin-cobalt/

I use that

 

[milkyjoe]

Nice. You ever bump a little Mn a couple of weeks before flowering begins? The BioTech would be good for that to.