Espoma

Mainesmoker

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Anyone using Espoma plant tone organic? If so how do you like it any downfalls or added things I need to know before using it.
 

PaulN'Chuck

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a buddy of mine swears by that stuff. The issue is you need to let it "cook" before using it. the food isnt readily available. Mix it with your soil, keep it damp, and use it in 45-60 days. Only use water though, that stuff should have everything you need minus active microbes
 

Mainesmoker

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Thanks NEBG I will look into those lines as well. I already started my seeds in a mix of promix, vermiculite, and perlite with a little added lime and a little of the Espoma organic plant tone. They have just broke ground and may need to make some changes on the transplant.
 

Maine Brookies

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Most bottled "organic" nutes are just ionized mineral salts derived from sources that can pass OMRI certification. They have all the same problems that come with synthetic nutrients as well as some problems unique to their sourcing.

If you want to go organic, go all the way IMO. Feed the grow medium, not the plant.
 
I love Dyna Gro and Ive Ran Tons Of Different Feeding Programs , My SFV x TW cross Nugs Look so Much Better And Dense And Plump compared to Before so i Cant Complain haha
 

Maine Brookies

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Espoma is a soil addative looks just like dirt, not in a bottle Maine brookies.
Yeah, i trying to reply to the guy who said that the bottled OMRI certifieds are better. That may be the case, but they aren't really organic - at least not in the way that organic fanatics view organic gardening.
 

Alexander Supertramp

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It works great. I mix about 1 tablespoon per 2 gallons of medium a few weeks before planting into it. This carries most plants for a month give or take. So I just top dress the pot(I usually grow in 3 gal containers)with a tablespoon or so each month during the grow. That all it takes. It does contain all the microbes you medium needs.
 
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