Anyone have info on Aurora Innovations?

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RIS

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I was looking at the site as it was recommended to me by a friend. Does anyone have any experience with them?

www.aurorainnovations.com

Aurora Innovations

Organic starts with the soil. Founded in Eugene, Oregon, we are the one stop shop for organic agricultural products from bulk dry inputs to liquid and dry nutrients.
www.aurorainnovations.com www.aurorainnovations.com
 
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youraveragehorticulturist

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Be sure to check out their "Trinity" stuff. It's got all the humic/fulvic acid, amino acids, and microbe food that improves nutrient uptake, so you use less of everything else.

If you're not into bottles, the dry form is the "Terp Tea Microbe Boost."

I guess watch out that you don't double buy stuff. They do make like a dry mix version, a liquid version and also a dry mix you can brew up version for a lot of their products.
 
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Uea they have good stuff. Didn't know that had salts now Tho. Used to fuck with the roots organic stuff.

Looks like they don't take advantage of salts and put everything in its own bag to sell you 20 products still. Shame
 
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youraveragehorticulturist said:
Be sure to check out their "Trinity" stuff. It's got all the humic/fulvic acid, amino acids, and microbe food that improves nutrient uptake, so you use less of everything else.

If you're not into bottles, the dry form is the "Terp Tea Microbe Boost."

I guess watch out that you don't double buy stuff. They do make like a dry mix version, a liquid version and also a dry mix you can brew up version for a lot of their products.
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I think I prefer the dry route, lol.

ProPheT 216 said:
Uea they have good stuff. Didn't know that had salts now Tho. Used to fuck with the roots organic stuff.

Looks like they don't take advantage of salts and put everything in its own bag to sell you 20 products still. Shame
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Doesn't every company do that to some extent?
 
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ProPheT 216

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RIS said:
I think I prefer the dry route, lol.


Doesn't every company do that to some extent?
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Not with salts. Jack's and veg bloom dont

Thats the point of salts 1 you get more by weight and don't pay for water weight, 2. It can all go into about 3 separate containers. No need for 10 plus
 
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ProPheT 216 said:
Not with salts. Jack's and veg bloom dont

Thats the point of salts 1 you get more by weight and don't pay for water weight, 2. It can all go into about 3 separate containers. No need for 10 plus
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Well alright then. lol, word. :eyesmoke:
 
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waterproof808

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I use their soil all the time, it’s the best option that’s locally available to me. I’ve tried a bunch of their different blends. The procision is basically promix, but I’ve used the 707blend, original formula, the coco one, etc. I like that they come in larger 3.0 cu ft bags too.
 
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