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milkyjoe · #21 07-29-2014, 11:58 AM

That C:N is a little high...no? Maybe require a little more N

So I showed gary r that og. He is like, yea short on N and K for sure. DOH. Gonna talk later about how to fix it

FatherEarth · #22 07-29-2014, 12:45 PM

Isnt a low N in the C/N ratio an easy fix?

Id think short on N and K would be a good thing no? maybe I missed something, I thought we could fix all the N we need with microbes and potassium seems to be everywhere and in almost every product I like to use.. How do I tie up K or push it out of the soil colloid, so my plants can uptake enough Ca & B to have normal cell production and get rid of these holes and hollow petioles?

milkyjoe · #23 07-29-2014, 04:01 PM

Do you know what your swap ph is

FatherEarth · #24 07-29-2014, 04:27 PM

last I checked it 24 hours after a foliar feeding was 6.2 and the brix was 14 -15

a few days later brix had dropped to 12 I did not check the sap ph at that time...

FatherEarth · #25 07-29-2014, 04:37 PM

btw that analysis is for compost that may be used in future soil mixes. Im considering going all peat, earthworm castings and pumice 40-35-25 and adding amendments to that and skipping the N in the amendment mix all together. Keep everything else like it is and see what happens...any suggestions ?

Bulldog420 · #26 07-29-2014, 04:49 PM

Great thread, tagged.

I just bought up one of everything from AEA and going to start trying it out on my veggies. Thanks for posting up information and application rates. It really helps me.

Stayfoolish · #27 07-29-2014, 06:30 PM

Is this stuff worth it or is this just an attempt to make money off us organic boys. It seems like great products but so did botanicare when I started. Either way I will give it a try. Can't knock it till you try it.

milkyjoe · #28 07-29-2014, 07:22 PM

So at 6.2 you a hair more room for albion Ca...bump it 1/2 a gram

Bulldog420 · #29 07-30-2014, 12:22 AM

BTW - for the record, when I received my packages from AEA, the rejuvenate was all over the place. I ordered a gallon and I lost about 1/5-1/4 to blowing up in transit. I was super careful opening the bottle and the new top at least prevented catastrophic blowout when an operator is opening the bottle. That is a plus I guess. However that stuff ate or found a way through the plastic, then the cardboard box, then my garage floor...arrggg.

Haven't had time to use any of it yet, but I will report my results. I am going to send out for water and soil tests soon. Anybody want that information let me know.

Hemphrey Bogart · #30 07-30-2014, 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Bulldog420

BTW - for the record, when I received my packages from AEA, the rejuvenate was all over the place. I ordered a gallon and I lost about 1/5-1/4 to blowing up in transit. I was super careful opening the bottle and the new top at least prevented catastrophic blowout when an operator is opening the bottle. That is a plus I guess. However that stuff ate or found a way through the plastic, then the cardboard box, then my garage floor...arrggg.

Haven't had time to use any of it yet, but I will report my results. I am going to send out for water and soil tests soon. Anybody want that information let me know.

Same thing happened to me when I got mine, bd. Shaking it before opening is not recommended, apparently.

Happened yesterday after the bottle had been sitting for a few days on the concrete basement floor. I shook it a couple times before trying to open it...I lucked out because I had an empty 5 gallon bucket nearby.

HB.