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checkdareplay

checkdareplay

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Ok folks, i just recently mixed up some super soil and me smoking while mixing messed up. I added super phosphate 0-45-0 at a rate of 2cups for 3 bags of soil. I put the box down and didnt even realize that was the second time i added phosphate in. Now i have added 4 cups. I added the # and its 20-90-9. Is the a way i can correct this mistake? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks
check
 
Dodging your post ..
I would advise any member to buy in his/her organics pre made rather than whip the stuff up by yourself
its an art that takes some time to master and not all ingredients are available at once,
for years I've been buying mine in from the hippies down at the river
weed for soil is a good exchange

ps Monocalcium phosphate ain't organic!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monocalcium_phosphate


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vostok said:
Dodging your post ..
I would advise any member to buy in his/her organics pre made rather than whip the stuff up by yourself
its an art that takes some time to master and not all ingredients are available at once,
for years I've been buying mine in from the hippies down at the river
weed for soil is a good exchange​
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Oh so I'm a hippie. that makes you the yuppie.
 
checkdareplay said:
Ok folks, i just recently mixed up some super soil and me smoking while mixing messed up. I added super phosphate 0-45-0 at a rate of 2cups for 3 bags of soil. I put the box down and didnt even realize that was the second time i added phosphate in. Now i have added 4 cups. I added the # and its 20-90-9. Is the a way i can correct this mistake? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks
check
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You might be good add some potassium a good amount. and mix up a new batch. use the wicked brew for a flowering soil. mixing your own isnt a bad thing. if its too hot dilute it
 
I'd throw that soil away and start over. If you use it I 100% guarantee that you will get P toxicity. You can't get that back out. Like dude said it will lockout other nutes. The problem with using superphosphate is it breaks down really fast and will fuck shit up quick. If your gonna use it use it sparingly. It took me days of research to find out how much to use as it only says by the acre or by 1000yrds.
 
puffntuff said:
I'd throw that soil away and start over. If you use it I 100% guarantee that you will get P toxicity. You can't get that back out. Like dude said it will lockout other nutes. The problem with using superphosphate is it breaks down really fast and will fuck shit up quick. If your gonna use it use it sparingly. It took me days of research to find out how much to use as it only says by the acre or by 1000yrds.
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like i said needs to be diluted.
 
Lil Peck is still back peddling with the big boys,
glad to see you do actually grow some fine plants
but the meaning is still in my sig,
be a man and unlock your profile

an Peck Super phosphate is about as far
from Organic as you may get gurgle it​
 
never said it wasn't
vostok said:
Lil Peck is still back peddling with the big boys,
glad to see you do actually grow some fine plants
but the meaning is still in my sig,
be a man and unlock your profile

an Peck Super phosphate is about as far
from Organic as you may get gurgle it​
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what is in my profile?????
 
Nothing boosts blooms like Bonide® Triple Super Phosphate. This 4 pound bag has enough to cover 1,200 square feet. Made from rock phosphate, 0-45-0, Triple Super Phosphate is rendered into a form that is easily taken up by plants and used to make sugars during photosynthesis and to encourage healthy root, flower and fruit development.

Use 1 cup per 100 square feet of garden at the time of planting. Work into the top six inches of the soil. Follow up with applications every six to eight weeks during the growing season. Water thoroughly after applications.

This dude used 4 cups on 3 bags!!! He would need 400 sq ft to dilute it he used enough to make 1.8 cubic yards
  • 1 Cubic yard will cover 162 square feet if spread 2 inches thick.
  • 1 Cubic yard will cover 108 square feet if spread 3 inches thick.
  • 1 Cubic yard will cover 81 square feet if spread 4 inches thick.
  • 1 Cubic yard will pot 200-1 gallon pots.
  • 1 Cubic yard will pot 67- gallon pots.
  • 1 Cubic yard will pot 40-5 gallon pots.
So before you say not to throw it away realize how fucked his soil is. Like I said throw it away and start over if you need some tips I'll help ya out
 
puffntuff said:
It's way to hot it will lockout nutes no matter what at that high of a dose he has.
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im not suggesting any type of growing in this toxic stew. all i am saying is it would be stupid to throw out all that soil and it could be used else ware
 
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