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Have you tried Tribus? Check it out compared to recharge
Tribus has been upgraded! ;)
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My local grow shop let me get the tribus samples sent to his shop (term for getting samples from them) and they now send him tons of shit as samples all the time! Got this last time i stopped in…..
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Got 2 bottles of each except think i grabbed a 3rd silica! Also got a huge bottle of their bloom booster but its in garage and I’m too lazy to walk out there atm! ;) :rofl::thumbsup:
 
I would always recommend if mixing recharge, any mycos or supplements similar to recharge, after mixing smoke a bowl or two then give it a stir and then feed it, that's me, several companies recommend it.
I tested nutrients for Green life biotics for about 5 yrs and I was lucky to some private 21-27% sulfur/calcium mix and play in peat and Coco and in the peat it knocked it out of the park.
That said you can find some 17-21% available on the open market that is good also.
Yes with products like the sulfur I would mix in soil prior to planting, sulfur will help the long chain molasses or sugars break down really fast.
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Between blumats and earthbox my stuff always uses a reservoir of some kind so haven’t really used this yet! I found out now alternating plain water in reservoir alternated with top watering in nutrients is never enough food! Got my megacrop sample bundle ordered tho so hopefully lemon z will be on point!
 
Ya I can give lots of feed regiments for Tony's stuff. Hell probably still have the table cloth for shows somewhere in a tote. You can do some crazy stuff to hash dumper's with the high brix mix. Ever want notes or questions on it just hit me up. Add some immusified fish in there, she's wrank but she makes the lady's even wrank'r.
 
Autopots can work very well with soil. I still use them in summer for veggies that way. Make sure that your pots are big enough to feed the whole grow, or at least close to it.

With salt nutes, I had salt buildup too often for my tastes in autopots. I always got a decent harvest, but got fed up with having to flush late in the grow when things went sideways a bit. Top irrigation works better for me with salts, and coco is less hassle for me than soil. So now it is coco and Jack's for this old bugger, at least it is indoors for our favorite plant. The autopots are relegated to veggies outdoors in the summer, and they do a good job there. Have a look at my sticky on troubleshooting the autovalve, you might get some helpful hints on operating them. I'll see if I can find a link and add it here for you.

No luck, it seems that the sticky on autovalves has dissappeared, at least I can't find it. That is a shame, it had good information.
Thanks for the info! I purchased the Geopot version and am looking forward to taking a break from watering so often.

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Im in promix hp. I was going to start with 1/4 strength work my way up start second week of flower. And I got recharge for my myco. Was using trifecta and that shot is good stuff. But wanted to try recharge again. I remember having better plants when I was using recharge.
You want might want to try some Rootwise. They have the basic inoculate and they also have one for flower, it's called Rootwise Biophos. I alternate between that and Recharge. With the way you're using it I'd add a small dose of molasses like maybe a half to a quarter teaspoon per gallon. It'll help the microbes and it does have a lot of micronutrients. Especially good for late flower I think.

 
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