Canadian Organics

WHATFG

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This may seem like a really retarded question, but does anyone have a Canadian organic recipe where they can get all the amendments in Canada? I am trying to build an organic soil using TLO book, but I don't seem to be able to find or import certain items. I am ripping my hair out as I am in the far north and I need to cook this shit asap. Thanks in advance.
 

WHATFG

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I did find reindeer shortly after I posted...have either of you used welcome harvest? It is so screwy for me because I can't even source black earth and castings locally...therefore I will most likely recycle my dirt...oh and thank you!
 

WHATFG

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Blends? As in...?
I think they call it flower power... bub food...anyway...thank you so much...the guy at welcome harvest was very helpful and I managed to be able to buy a couple of kilos of gypsum instead of 25kg which I wouldn't use in a 100 years...can someone talk to me about the oyster shells/powder? I want to recycle my dirt as it's pretty pricey to have things shipped to the Yukon...buddy suggested I wouldn't need it but I don't know how comfy I am with fucking around with the recipe before I even get started....thoughts?
 

DonPetro

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I think they call it flower power... bub food...anyway...thank you so much...the guy at welcome harvest was very helpful and I managed to be able to buy a couple of kilos of gypsum instead of 25kg which I wouldn't use in a 100 years...can someone talk to me about the oyster shells/powder? I want to recycle my dirt as it's pretty pricey to have things shipped to the Yukon...buddy suggested I wouldn't need it but I don't know how comfy I am with fucking around with the recipe before I even get started....thoughts?
I would go instead with an all-purpose type organic granular such as the VeganO from WH or my preferred the Earth Grow from reindeers.
http://www.reindeersnatural.ca/earth_grow.htm
http://www.welcomeharvestfarm.com/p_description2.htm#vegano
As far as the oyster shell powder and gypsum go, both would be great liming agents and would make for a more complex substitute for dolomite lime.
 

WHATFG

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DonPetro

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No i am all for the use of manure as long as you know the source. I like using well composted manure from
organically raised cattle.
Is this to avoid manure? even composted manure? why
The Earth Grow uses turkey litter. The veganO contains no animal by-products.
 

DonTesla

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I would go instead with an all-purpose type organic granular such as the VeganO from WH or my preferred the Earth Grow from reindeers.
http://www.reindeersnatural.ca/earth_grow.htm
http://www.welcomeharvestfarm.com/p_description2.htm#vegano
As far as the oyster shell powder and gypsum go, both would be great liming agents and would make for a more complex substitute for dolomite lime.
Not to mention a terpene and flavonoid booster.
Ah, Gypsum, what is the best kind to get ?
 
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