Indoor New organic fertilizer from jobe's

[namvet]

just got a bag of jobe's organic fert and soil amendment.Four pound bag for about seven bucks.actual fert is 4-4-2 with cal mag ,sulfur.It also has bone meal,feather meal,sulfate of potash,composted poultry manure.It also has mycorrhize fungi and natural bacteria.It also has archaea that is a microrganism found in small amounts in soil,but they have found a way to grow it commercially and they are the only company that has it.It helps break down benificial complex materials and minerals into basic nutrients that plants can readily absorb.The package lists a detailed ingrediant list of all the bacteria names,endomycorrhizae,ectomycorrhizae and more. I will try this on my current grow and do a detailed experiment with this on my next grow and keep a grow log on the results and post them accordingly.:thumbs:

 

[Bushdocter]

I'm using it with great results on my tomatoes, can't wait to hear about your results.

 

[low_and_slow]

Any updates? I just grabbed some of their bloom and grow spikes.

 

[namvet25]

My girls are in the flower stage now.I beleve the jobs fast start along with gen organics bio nutes really made a difference with my grow.No nute burn and super veg growth.I am very pleased with this and will continue to use it on all my future grows.:booya:

 

[realcarlos]

Are you guys talking about the Jobe spikes?
Where you basically push the spikes into the soil?

If so could you use the spikes throughout your grow without any other added nutrients?

 

[low_and_slow]

Are you guys talking about the Jobe spikes?
Where you basically push the spikes into the soil?

If so could you use the spikes throughout your grow without any other added nutrients?

I'm gonna use their spikes on my current grow (just dropped beans this week) but I'm going to be putting my plants in a custom-made supersoil once they've matured a bit, so between the spikes and the soil they should be g2g. Without the custom built soil, I don't think the spikes would be enough.