Liquid Karma or Nirvana

[Forte]

I've read a lot of good things about both products, but which one would you buy if you were on a tight budget?

 

[Pattahabi]

Save your money, buy kelp.



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[greasemonkeymann]

I've read a lot of good things about both products, but which one would you buy if you were on a tight budget?

Save your money, buy kelp.



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Very true! More micronutrients, cheaper, easier to use, won't go bad.
Everything you could ever want to give your plants can be bought without the added water and heavy metals.
Kelp meal, alfalfa meal, and molasses. Best tea you could give them.
A box of kelp meal is like 10-15 bucks and will last a LONG time, assuming you aren't growing hundreds at a time.

 

[Forte]

I have all that. I feed them a compost tea of alfalfa meal, fish bone meal, kelp meal, ewc, compost, and molasses. I ended up buying some water soluble sea weed (AN) and bioag tm-7.

 

[greasemonkeymann]

I have all that. I feed them a compost tea of alfalfa meal, fish bone meal, kelp meal, ewc, compost, and molasses. I ended up buying some water soluble sea weed (AN) and bioag tm-7.

that's good, i'd replace the fish bone meal with hydrosolate though, the FBM isn't water soluble

 

[greasemonkeymann]

I have all that. I feed them a compost tea of alfalfa meal, fish bone meal, kelp meal, ewc, compost, and molasses. I ended up buying some water soluble sea weed (AN) and bioag tm-7.

i'm sorta wondering why you want to use it..
With your tea and compost it's kinda like making your own top sirloin steak at home, and then wondering if the advertising for mcdonalds is intriguing enough to go buy a hamburger.
I'd stick to your tea and forget about the bottled stuff man.
the first four ingredients on the liquid karma is dolomite, potassium carbonate, fish meal (not hydrolysate), and magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt)
Your compost tea will shit all over that.
Basicly a ph adjuster/ cal/mag.

 

[Forte]

i'm sorta wondering why you want to use it..
With your tea and compost it's kinda like making your own top sirloin steak at home, and then wondering if the advertising for mcdonalds is intriguing enough to go buy a hamburger.
I'd stick to your tea and forget about the bottled stuff man.
the first four ingredients on the liquid karma is dolomite, potassium carbonate, fish meal (not hydrolysate), and magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt)
Your compost tea will shit all over that.
Basicly a ph adjuster/ cal/mag.

I see. The reason why I wanted to buy it was because a lot of organic growers have said good things about those products; "A must have product".