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TnTLabs · 02-18-2017, 12:42 AM

im liking your thread man... some great info.. thanks

FunkBomb · 03-27-2017, 01:50 AM

I've found that using dry organic fertilizer blends helps simplify soil building. Products like Down to Earth Starter Mix (3-3-3), Foxfarms All Purpose (5-5-5) or Espoma BioTone (4-3-3) all do a wonderful job.

-Funk

siftedunity · 05-28-2017, 04:31 AM

does anyone use chitosan in their soil recipes? and if so has it made any difference to the overall plant health/product?

acespicoli · 09-23-2017, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by TnTLabs

im liking your thread man... some great info.. thanks

thanx appreciate the kind words friend!

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Originally Posted by FunkBomb

I've found that using dry organic fertilizer blends helps simplify soil building. Products like Down to Earth Starter Mix (3-3-3), Foxfarms All Purpose (5-5-5) or Espoma BioTone (4-3-3) all do a wonderful job.

-Funk

have to agree totally saw the DTE vegan mix and it really seemed great!

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Originally Posted by siftedunity

does anyone use chitosan in their soil recipes? and if so has it made any difference to the overall plant health/product?

Im currently looking for a way to incorporate a larger amt of this to my mix in a diy type formula (chi·tin
ˈkītn/Submit
nounBIOCHEMISTRY
a fibrous substance consisting of polysaccharides and forming the major constituent in the exoskeleton of arthropods and the cell walls of fungi.)

I like to work the live organic soil and compost I have all kinds of volunteer fungi show up... maybe someone can add more?

acespicoli · 09-23-2017, 11:58 PM

dank.frank

I was wondering if you could post that recipe or the link? I saw it was in your sig.
Also I was admiring your bubba (shes so pretty!), you have any more pics of it?

Boyd Crowder · 09-24-2017, 02:04 AM

read this thread and still trying to figure out where you are going with it
the chemistry and charts are cool.
just, im not following you, it seems rather random
m2c

im just a newbie , and started in hydro
it took me exactly 3 rounds to go organic
i used the bace no soil lc mix from blaze or burn one of those guys
and the buildasoil coots mix package

it was hot the first 2 rounds,
and has been ok going into year 3
but im seeing some nitrogen and calcium issues
i suppose i should get a test to see what exactly to amend with
but idk, maybe ill mix up danks mspb recipe for a couple of my containers to compare
with my existing soil
i run no till, so im not super excited to go busting up my 2 yo pots
to add in some amendments but, i dont see another way
around it...

acespicoli · 09-24-2017, 05:34 AM

I had this smoke one time... one guy grew it its was great outdoor, had the same clone outdoor from another grower and it was much lower quality. The difference the soil... coffee beans and fine wine its all about the growing conditions!

Anyone else relate to this?

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acespicoli Member Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: 39° N Posts: 311	dank.frank I was wondering if you could post that recipe or the link? I saw it was in your sig. Also I was admiring your bubba (shes so pretty!), you have any more pics of it? __________________ "if" the biggest small word in the dictionary
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Boyd Crowder Teem MiCr0B35 Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: 2.2k Organix CircleJurk Posts: 2,205	read this thread and still trying to figure out where you are going with it the chemistry and charts are cool. just, im not following you, it seems rather random m2c im just a newbie , and started in hydro it took me exactly 3 rounds to go organic i used the bace no soil lc mix from blaze or burn one of those guys and the buildasoil coots mix package it was hot the first 2 rounds, and has been ok going into year 3 but im seeing some nitrogen and calcium issues i suppose i should get a test to see what exactly to amend with but idk, maybe ill mix up danks mspb recipe for a couple of my containers to compare with my existing soil i run no till, so im not super excited to go busting up my 2 yo pots to add in some amendments but, i dont see another way around it... __________________ Sometimes, you just get lucky ____________________________ "You want to make a living in this business you need to know your ABC's. Always Be Cool" - Boyd Crowder _____________________________ My Grows: Bodhi Super Snow Lotus -Ongoing Karma Biker Kush 1.0 2.2k Organic Circle Jerk - Done Official Bugman Testers & Pics Thread - Ongoing Thinking Vertical 101: The Build and Grow - Hangout/Current Certified Noob Recycled Organic Soil Test Grow A Rama Done GhettoGrow - Beginners Journey to Harvest for less than $1500 Done ______________________________ _ Tests: gravity vs ultra snow storm vs bloombastic hoedown showdown growdown - Delayed till 2018 ______________________________ _
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09-24-2017, 05:34 AM	#37
acespicoli Member Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: 39° N Posts: 311	I had this smoke one time... one guy grew it its was great outdoor, had the same clone outdoor from another grower and it was much lower quality. The difference the soil... coffee beans and fine wine its all about the growing conditions! Anyone else relate to this? __________________ "if" the biggest small word in the dictionary
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siftedunity cant re Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: away where the flowers grow Posts: 3,322	does anyone use chitosan in their soil recipes? and if so has it made any difference to the overall plant health/product?
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