Didn't @Fermented_Fruitz have a guy local to you that sells BAS soils?
He only had the 3.0 the last time but he def had that! It was good stuff too made it a good way into grow before I technically needed to start feeding! Not that i did but i should have at some point! He also carries the grassroots living soil pots! I have 4 each of 3/5/7/10 gallon sizes! The 7’s have cucumbers in them at the moment!
 
He only had the 3.0 the last time but he def had that! It was good stuff too made it a good way into grow before I technically needed to start feeding! Not that i did but i should have at some point! He also carries the grassroots living soil pots! I have 4 each of 3/5/7/10 gallon sizes! The 7’s have cucumbers in them at the moment!
I think the 3.0 is what @WildBill is looking for :pass:
 
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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When you set things up, watch for overflow intially to confirm that the valves are working properly, and keep dirt and debris out of the valve area. If you run into any issues, just pm me and I can help. :pighug:
 
I got this just as a bloom booster. I been trying my hand at one part mega crop. Got the free sample from last year still. And havent even opened the one from this year.
One part MC is good too, just not as flexible as the two part stuff. You will do fine with it as long as you keep your EC/ppm sorted. When you mix it, do your best to make sure the dry ingredients are well mixed, and you are better off making a batch of stock rather than only a small amount of ready to use stuff. Using a larger quantity of the dry mix reduces the chance that the ratios in the mix could be altered by the way the stuff sorts in the bag. Also, you are best off transferring the entire bag into an air tight jar that can keep it bone dry while being stored.

Good luck with it, I hope it all works well for you. :pighug:
 
Ya man when they expanded the medical to add limited nerve pain patients to it but struck veterans with ptsd from qualifying i lost all faith! And ya Lt Gov keeps refusing to put final bills on the floor! The more i see his hair go white the more i realize he will be out of our hair sooner than later! :shrug::rofl:
What kills me is the prices for the crap product that the stupid 'Compassionate Care' BS program!
My old neighbor showed me exactly what they prescribed for him and the price ! Pretty crappy weak ass tinture was fucking $90 for 30ml!

Compassionate my ass!!!!!!!!:grrr1:

I sent him some multiple cycle infusion coconut oil! It's very potent!:cools:
1 dropper had his butt floored for quite a few hours!:grin::eyebrows::eyebrows:
 
One part MC is good too, just not as flexible as the two part stuff. You will do fine with it as long as you keep your EC/ppm sorted. When you mix it, do your best to make sure the dry ingredients are well mixed, and you are better off making a batch of stock rather than only a small amount of ready to use stuff. Using a larger quantity of the dry mix reduces the chance that the ratios in the mix could be altered by the way the stuff sorts in the bag. Also, you are best off transferring the entire bag into an air tight jar that can keep it bone dry while being stored.

Good luck with it, I hope it all works well for you. :pighug:
All very good points!
 
Trifecta is Rhizophagus Irregularis, the king of the Canna Rhizo. Next time around try Arbico Organics Root Build 240 as it contains among other beneficial Myco....Glomus Intraradices which actually is Rhizophagus Irregularis. It's better than Trifecta IMO
Ill definitely do that. Trifecta is good stuff. Only need one application and after 3 weeks or so the outside of my rain science bags where white. Never seen that with any other myco. And you have to keep adding.
 
It has some dried molasses in it, but I think it needs more. It'll still work fine just using the recharge.
Ill keep adding what I got. Do you add it throughout the whole grow or just in flower. I been 1/2 teaspoon a gal every other watering from like 2 weeks on till harvest.
 
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