Does anyone have experience with either of these products?Southern Ag Garden Friendly Fungicide and Supreme Growers Soil Blast 0-0-7nd

Exactly what the title says. Hoping to learn from your experience with either of these. Thanks!
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southern ag is million times better than hydroguard

Never heard of Southern AG, but it looks good to me.

I wouldn't buy that jar of "bacilus compost tea" if it cost more than $10, and even then. Extremely simple to make your own LAB culture, just need plain white rice, water, milk, and brown sugar.

You'll end up with 1-2 32oz mason jars full of your own LAB culture, that you only need to use 1tsp per gallon of water. It'll last a long ass time.

Regards.

kratos015 said:

Never heard of Southern AG, but it looks good to me.

I wouldn't buy that jar of "bacilus compost tea" if it cost more than $10, and even then. Extremely simple to make your own LAB culture, just need plain white rice, water, milk, and brown sugar.

You'll end up with 1-2 32oz mason jars full of your own LAB culture, that you only need to use 1tsp per gallon of water. It'll last a long ass time.

Regards.

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Yeah it was 14 I think.
Making FPJ for the first time.
Will make LAB in the future.
Thanks

+1 for the Southern Ag - it's super concentrated compared to anything being marketed to hydro/cannabis audience. Definitely on the "use this / not that" list for me.

I use plain tap water for first 24h in my aero cloner and then add the BFF sometime the next day. When the clones first go in & the dome goes on, I mist with it everywhere - plants, dome, foam inserts/top of cloner. Seems to really help prevent any cloning issues in my limited experience.

I've tried both of those products. Get the Southern Ag, it has a lot of uses. It works great for soaking your media in a solo cup prior to germination-you never have to worry about damping off, and since it's a PGPR-plant growth promoting rhizobacteria-it actually helps your plant grow and absorb nutrients. It also works very well as a foliar as part of an IPM program. Try spraying your plants with it weekly while in veg. Lastly, it's a chitinase producing bacteria, so if you use Chitosan or lobster/crab/shimp meal, it will help digest that to create chitinase which eats away at the chitin in insect pests.

Rurumo said:

I've tried both of those products.

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Thanks for the detailed reply. I'm in my 2nd week of 12/12 so I was hoping to use the GFF as a soil drench in conjunction with Regalia as a wpm preventative. Like switch once every 10 days or so R then GFF.

What are your thoughts on Soil Blast?