Dirtyeyeball
Member
Looking to buy a mixture of 6-30-30 &
16-0-12 any ideas
16-0-12 any ideas
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Best Granual Nutrients
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Dirtyeyeball
Member
No it’s the current npk I’m using. Looking for alternative source of granual nutes.
Dirtyeyeball
Member
Thanks for the intelligent help
Dirtyeyeball
Member
Definitely what I was expecting from a rat.
Consider it a hello from someone familiar with your style. Lol.
Dirtyeyeball
Member
Ok ok ha ha
Seriously tho I’m looking for a comparable granual nutrient on the market that I can buy in bulk
Seriously tho I’m looking for a comparable granual nutrient on the market that I can buy in bulk
Greenleafnutes
Member
what are your requirements?
Greenleafnutes
Member
you can buy Miracle Grow in bulk from Home Depot which is granular. Are you growing indoors or outdoors?
Dirtyeyeball
Member
Looking to buy a mixture of 6-30-30 &
16-0-12
16-0-12
Greenleafnutes
Member
Do you want powder or granule? You still aren't answering the questions so we can't really help you.
Dirtyeyeball
Member
No powder granual
Where do the other farmers go? Look at your version of 'farming weekly' Or 'big tractor' and see who is advertising.
Map is 11-52-0 and potash 0-0-50 so if you mix them 50/50 you get 5.5-26-25
That's not the full story though. Map could be a poor choice for your land, and Dap the thing to use.
I can't see the full picture. You should get soil samples done, then get recommendations. Or ask a neighbour
Map is 11-52-0 and potash 0-0-50 so if you mix them 50/50 you get 5.5-26-25
That's not the full story though. Map could be a poor choice for your land, and Dap the thing to use.
I can't see the full picture. You should get soil samples done, then get recommendations. Or ask a neighbour
CrushnYuba
Well-known member
When you say comparable.. What are you comparing it to? I don't understand when you say granual. There are meals: organic amendments ( won't have those numbers)
There are water soluble Salts: will have those numbers and i think that's what you are looking for. You can get it in bulk cheap, mix it with water and water it in.
There are salts made for broadcasting: not much different then the above but different consistency to make it easier to broadcast. Its for feeding your lawn mostly and sometimes garbage food crops. Why do you need that? It's terribly uncontrolled. You kind of Just toss it around and hope it feeds the field evenly. Most of the N source is volatile and will end up in the atmosphere instead of your soil.
I think you are looking for soluble powdered salts. Cheapest, easiest way to feed your plants WITHOUT INCIDENT. Just dilute and inject into your irrigation water.
There are water soluble Salts: will have those numbers and i think that's what you are looking for. You can get it in bulk cheap, mix it with water and water it in.
There are salts made for broadcasting: not much different then the above but different consistency to make it easier to broadcast. Its for feeding your lawn mostly and sometimes garbage food crops. Why do you need that? It's terribly uncontrolled. You kind of Just toss it around and hope it feeds the field evenly. Most of the N source is volatile and will end up in the atmosphere instead of your soil.
I think you are looking for soluble powdered salts. Cheapest, easiest way to feed your plants WITHOUT INCIDENT. Just dilute and inject into your irrigation water.
The easiest granular 1-part I can think of is Oasis 16-4-17 hydroponic fertilizer. It makes a great base nutrient in Dutch style feeding schedules and doesn't need added cal-mag. It also works in hydro, rockwool, and soilless unless you have poor quality water source.
For bloom, I throw some MKP and fulvic in there. It's a cheap complete powder lineup.
A notable second place is Greenleaf Megacrop. It's great start to finish with their new formulation. The only thing weird about it is it gets funky if you do a stock solution or don't use it right away.
For bloom, I throw some MKP and fulvic in there. It's a cheap complete powder lineup.
A notable second place is Greenleaf Megacrop. It's great start to finish with their new formulation. The only thing weird about it is it gets funky if you do a stock solution or don't use it right away.
