Money in the bank! I've been selling my excess guano with my compost and kelp to some fellow locals (pretty much a copy of the guano companies dry product). I almost double what I paid for them, i could only imagine how much I could make if I started just selling water with a bit of fermented nutrient content. Pot growers hate holding onto their money!
there is a LOT of money to be made in this industry.
The OP ask about budswell I told them that it is good stuff then the conversation veered off into crazy land. All fertilizers are 99% water when they are applied. Micro-organisms don't "die" they go dormant and when the environment is right they come alive. Why are you such a smart ass. If you want to be enlightened huff some nitrous oxide I don't have the patience. I have a news flash for ya people buy liquid fertilizer they don't make their own because they don't know how and they don't want to know. If something works and works very well then their money isn't wasted. Like i said everything is relative.
I haven't used it for years I do my own. Convenience comes at a cost that is why liquid cost more. These guys don't just throw shit in a bottle they brewed it up using a formula they've worked out. Ever wonder why fert mixes have different npk ratios and ingredients, why does one work for roses but not for artichokes that is what these guys did they figured out what makes pot happy now they sell it to people who haven't.
I know man! All I do is work on potting soil formulas! When growing organically you don't need to worry about ratios the way Liquid guys do. The roots send out exudates that communicate with the microherd in the soil what they want and the microherd responds and provides. When using synthetic or liquid fertilizers you adjust the ratio depending on the plants needs because you don't have the soil and root exudates regulating things for you. You're just feeding the plant directly. Cannabis is considered a heavy feeding annual. Like tomatoes or corn. It demands high amounts of nitrogen and calcium. Prefers bacterial dominant soils, lots of light, and fair temperatures.
if by "crazy land" you meant pertinent information.
you came at me aggressively, so I returned it, and i'm a smart ass when situations dictate, and in this case, you asked for it.
The secret ingredient in everything is either alfalfa or kelp!
Ditto. You pretend to be the god of grow and everyone else is below you so you talk down to them in a condescending way that just pisses people off. You are an immature little brat always trying to show everyone how fucking smart you are but what you show is how childish you are. Stop fucking trolling me.
This is your smart ass answer to the OP. You don't know shit about budswell so you pull this out of your ass and tell the guy he got ripped off when in reality he bought a quality product that thousands of growers have used for decades with great success. This kind of shit makes you look like like a fool.
Ya right. You don't know the formula they use you don't know how they make it you can throw a bunch of stuff in a bucket but it won't be theirs, it's like making a cake you can have all the ingredients but if you don't know the recipe and how to put them together you ain't eating any cake. I have nothing to prove to you or your monkey and nothing to share.
I never said I knew their "formula". I've used their products at the behest of someone else, liquid and dry. The dry product won.
Thousands of growers have been using the dry product for decades....the liquid one was only added to the market in the early 2000 in response to demand for a product from hydro growers. I used both products in a side by side tests, for almost two months of veg, and over two months of flower. The dry one out performs the liquid one.
sorry been using budswell since early 90s,u folks r funny an that's the liquid iam talking about
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