What Bottles do you use in ROLS?

VerdantGreen

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• Mar 23, 2013

• #1

Hi guys, obviously the mantra is that you dont need bottles of ferts etc, and dont be fooled by the hydro store owners into buying 'must have' bottles of snake oil....

yet i do hear mention of certain bottled products along the way, perhaps silica additives, wetting agent or whatever.

so come on, what are the bottles that you will admit to?, that you think are a must have?, the ones you can buy and not be considered a mug
not pesticides, just ferts or nutritional aids.

myself, i keep a bottle of simple organic flower ferts and veg ferts (biobizz) for those times i feel a plant needs a little extra and i dont have much time to sort it. my last pint bottle of biobizz bloom lasted me for 3 years
apart from that i have some humic acid... and thats about it.

VG

 

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growingcrazy

• Mar 23, 2013

• #2

The molasses comes in a bottle....nothing else in a bottle. Plant based additives only.

 

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vonforne

• Mar 23, 2013

• #3

VG, I have Molasses, Fish Hydrolysate and I am trying out the Dyna-Gro Protek. That is it.

I use all concentrates from KIS such as SP-90 for my humic acid which I mix myself. The soluble Kelp from them and a dry brand from North 'Atlantic kelp that I use.

I use powdwered Agsilh 16 and powdered 200 x Aloe.

That is it.

 

unclefishstick

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• Mar 23, 2013

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a lot of you will hate this suggestion but take a look at the general organics GObox,its only about 35 dollars for sample bottles of the whole line and i think it would be a useful "toolkit" for an organic soil grower. all veganics are is fermented plant and mineral extracts made of many of the same things in organic soil mixes.

 

Capt.Ahab

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420giveaway

• Mar 23, 2013

• #5

That's about it when I grow in soil along with a small box of Epsom salts from the pharmacy.

 

bigshrimp

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• Mar 23, 2013

• #6

Ful-power and pro tekt, i use the tm7 too but its powder. The rest is bagged-kelp, neem, alfalfa.

 

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RanchoDeluxe

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• Mar 23, 2013

• #7

Molasses, Drammatic Fish Hydrolysate, Protekt, and aloe.

I don't use a whole lot of molasses, maybe once a grow during Veg. Got a bunch of aloe starts going, so I'll be knocking that one off the list soon.

EDIT: Spinosad, neem oil, safers soap, safers fungicide, DR. Bronners, EcoSmart

 

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vonforne

• Mar 23, 2013

• #8

I forgot.....coconut water..........

 

W89

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• Mar 23, 2013

• #9

I got dyna-gro protect, and potsil. i used dry molasses.. it's less mess

 

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greenmatter

• Mar 23, 2013

• #10

Ful Power
ProTekt
fish hydrolysate
molasses
aloe juice

the kelp,alfalfa and neem seed meal comes in boxes

 

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MrSterling

• Mar 23, 2013

• #11

Molasses, aloe vera extract, neptune's harvest fish extract.

 

Neo 420

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• Mar 23, 2013

• #12

Ful power
Pro Tect Si
Fish Hydro
Molasses
Neem oil
Cold processed kelp

My aloe is fresh..

Is seems like it all almost the same..

 

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OrganicOzarks

• Mar 23, 2013

• #13

Molasses, yucca extract(I am only using this on transplant now), aloe juice(just started to test this, and god damn if them bitches don't pray so hard I think Jesus himself is sitting right next to me).

 

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VortexPower420

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• Mar 24, 2013

• #14

Aloe.. need to buy powder so damn expensive
Fish Hydrolyze
Pro tekt
Molasses
Ful-power

I used to use THe GH Go line, grow great herb when you finally get it right butt.. ever since i put down the bottles my garden is care free and best I have ever done.

Timbuktu

 

trichrider

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• Mar 24, 2013

• #15

fulpower, fish hydrosolate, molassess, and occasionally cloneX...

 

Neo 420

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• Mar 24, 2013

• #16

trichrider said:

fulpower, fish hydrosolate, molassess, and occasionally cloneX...

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The hormone rooting agent?

 

al-k-mist

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• Mar 24, 2013

• #17

which, if i recall correctly, is not approved for ANY food crops, let alone organics...
but I may bee wrong.

I use: aloe vera(juice, not extract...for now). Neem and Protekt, molasses, once in a blue moon a tablespoon of Maple syrup(Organic, of course).
The aloe vera (fractionally distilled, but still the juice, i guess)for rooting, but I think I should bee using the powder Going to get Fulpower this coming week
I use the fish hydrolysate that is a powder. comes in a ziplock. Same with the kelp for teas..(not the bagz of kelp-use them too)...but i may try the neptunes, since people say its good
Great thread, by the way.

 

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BlueJayWay

• Mar 24, 2013

• #18

Fulvic Acid - Fulpower

My molasses comes in a glass jar, not a bottle, so I guess it doesn't count here

If I ever see my plants could use 'a little more' - I just make a stronger tea (usually itll be alfalfa/kelp).

 

FunTimesIndeed

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• Mar 24, 2013

• #19

protekt and fish hydrolysate. I've got plenty of FPEs I put into a bottle if that counts.

 

FunTimesIndeed

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• Mar 24, 2013

• #20

unclefishstick said:

a lot of you will hate this suggestion but take a look at the general organics GObox,its only about 35 dollars for sample bottles of the whole line and i think it would be a useful "toolkit" for an organic soil grower. all veganics are is fermented plant and mineral extracts made of many of the same things in organic soil mixes.

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So you've got your ROLS up and running...nice.