@Merlin.BAMF @Hazy


Thanks guys but botanicare is mineral-based and I am looking for straight up organic source of camg because I will be using my two medgom ladies to make CBD induced coconut oil for my father who is a recovering cancer patient. That’s why I try to avoid any synthetic ingredients in my grow and I'm looking for only organic ingredients.
 
@Merlin.BAMF @Hazy


Thanks guys but botanicare is mineral-based and I am looking for straight up organic source of camg because I will be using my two medgom ladies to make CBD induced coconut oil for my father who is a recovering cancer patient. That’s why I try to avoid any synthetic ingredients in my grow and I'm looking for only organic ingredients.
http://growershouse.com/aptus-massboost-bud-booster

Aptus line is 100% organic. Works really well. I've had good success with it =)
 
http://growershouse.com/aptus-massboost-bud-booster

Aptus line is 100% organic. Works really well. I've had good success with it =)

Yes mate, most of their products are organic but the cal mag booster is an organo-mineral supplement and I wanted to purchase it if I don't find a pure organic cal mag source. So I will still research a bit for a pure organic alternative and if I don't find any then I'll probably go with the Altus cal mag booster. Thanks tilm00re14, good to know that you had good success with it...I always prefer advice from people with firsthand experience. I really appreciate your advice :toke:
 
Regarding " looking for straight up organic source of camg," do you really mean that you want only use products that are "organic" (vs. inorganic)? Or do you really mean to say you are interested in finding supplements that fit within what most would consider organic growing methods? Or are you really seeking only "natural" products?"

I don' see how any pure (not further supplemented) calmag supplement, itself, can be "organic." There simply should be no organic, carbon-baesd molecules at all. Similarly, epsom salts (MgSO4) and the rock and mineral powders people mix into soil are not organic, rather are inorganic. But all of these things can be fully "natural."

Among the many definitions of and certification programs designating "organic," I presume most allow use of natural mineral supplements as part of "organic" growing methods. Maybe, check out http://www.omri.org.
 
Regarding " looking for straight up organic source of camg," do you really mean that you want only use products that are "organic" (vs. inorganic)? Or do you really mean to say you are interested in finding supplements that fit within what most would consider organic growing methods? Or are you really seeking only "natural" products?"

I don' see how any pure (not further supplemented) calmag supplement, itself, can be "organic." There simply should be no organic, carbon-baesd molecules at all. Similarly, epsom salts (MgSO4) and the rock and mineral powders people mix into soil are not organic, rather are inorganic. But all of these things can be fully "natural."

Among the many definitions of and certification programs designating "organic," I presume most allow use of natural mineral supplements as part of "organic" growing methods. Maybe, check out http://www.omri.org.

Hey mate what I'm looking for is simply natural products like the Biobizz supplements that have not been chemically altered and have no synthetic elements added to them in order to preserve them or make them more faster acting.
 
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