[milkyjoe]

I fertigate rejuv and sea shield weekly to feed the microbes. Sometimes I add sea crop and phtp...when I use the phtp I also add pepzyme based on nova crop controls observation that it helps the plant take up both ca and p.

For foliar I use the 30 gallon per acre deal. So if it takes me 5 gallons I count that as 1/6 of an acre and basemy fertigation on that. It allows me to base how much on the size of my plants.

I am considering trying the forage plan. Without pollination I kinda believe the only yield limit is how hard you can drive photosynthesis.

[Bulldog420]

What a great product. 1ml per products except for Rejuvanate, that gets 2ml. Foliar or root drench, what a great product. Easy peasy and it's effective.

Backyard - Cannascholar said he only wets the top surface of his soil, but you mention a root drench. At those rates you didn't get plant burn? Also, you only root drench once a month? Thanks.

[Bulldog420]

Another question, does this fertilizer regimen replace ACT's? Or is a good tea still needed?

[Backyard Farmer]

Tea is pointless if the biology In your soil is active, the plants grow up,out of that active soil so,it should also have the same biology all over it.

No burn , and yes once a month root drench with a fire hose and 1.5" Honda gas pump ...

That pepzyme is some good stuff ... JH biotechs superzyme is also very good stuff. I like pepzyme because it's application rate is much lower.

Depends on how much stuff I put in the tank , but I usually just use 12oz at a time

I guess I'll be jumping into the pool next week; gonna give them a call and order some Sea Shield.

[milkyjoe]

Honestly...that is a great choice to fight pm. Guys are using it in cucurbit greenhouses and preventing pm...apparently an impressive thing to accomplish

Edit...when you order ask to speak with gary r about application rates feel free to tell him exactly what it is on...he is a good guy

[Bulldog420]

Originally Posted by Backyard Farmer

No burn , and yes once a month root drench with a fire hose and 1.5" Honda gas pump ...

Thanks again for the answers.

I got to thinking in the garden while applying my act's. You don't want to pump the act's because the pump will tear up the microbes. I always siphon my teas for this reason. Now transferring this to AEA's fertilizer regimen, do you have to worry about hurting the biological life when applying AEA products? With the results BYF has, it obviously isn't a huge problem, but have you guys thought about this at all?

If it can keep PM off cucurbits I'll be happy too. Just had PM tear through the entire squash/cucumber patch.

[Backyard Farmer]

It's fine to pump Tea and fertilizer solution

[reppin2c]

Originally Posted by cannascholar

Reppin, did you have any problems with residual nutrients on your finished product?

The strain i sent out for testing was snowhigh seeds hijo de chingada-translation motherfucker. After a 7 day dry to 55% after green trim and the 3rd party report is killer, smooth and tasty with a hammer of a high. I didn't add any N and my only Mg was photomag and molasses so it should be pretty smooth