Thckingdom
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haha yip I did only skim read it an my grammar not too good, sorry no offence intended, you have a good day too
Need help with lower leaves yellowing
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SaltFarm420
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Might you elaborate more on what kind of nutes you get for $3 I'm extremely low on funds and would love any help you may be able to give.
Best Regards,
-Salt Farms
Thckingdom
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I'm in New Zealand just any all purpose fert product is cheap mate,only use it because house of garden an other top brand nutes range from $100 to $250 per liter,an I can say the cheap ones work just as good,I use a product from yates
SaltFarm420
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Alright, I'll give them a try as long as I see fit, hopefully it helps, any thoughts on compost tea which is made of High Nitrogen Bat Guano, Composted Chicken Manure, and Composted Horse Manure?
Thank you for your response.
Best Regards,
-Salt Farms
Thckingdom
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Thckingdom
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All very good to use but with Yates the npk is 27,13,10 so very strong an no more nitro needed,so I would use any all purpose fert an super thrive additive ,costs 20buc
Thckingdom
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If indoor all organic material should be steam sterilised or many pest an byproduct can affect your grow
FresnoFarmer
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The King of The Hill guano tea recipe is very good ime. If you just want to go with cheap fertilizers Miracle Gro All purpose for veg and Miracle Gro Bloom Booster for flowering would be the way to go. Cheap and effective. Makes huge buds and keeps plants healthy. It is strong stuff though so be careful
Thckingdom
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There salt , miracle grow looks like the way cheap an effective ,I'm going to get some myself as I have never used before,
SaltFarm420
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I don't know why, but I have a thing against Miracle Gro, perhaps from the growers I've seen telling me not to use it over and over again, but they all have different opinions, I would love all opinions as I'm very up for any type of input that could be used constructively, anything to help instruct me with my loves. Can you explain to me the benefit of using Miracle Gro, like it legit works? Is there a comparison chart I may be able to find on the different benefits comparing each brand/soils/ferts and what not.
It could be a completely invalid hypothesis, as I'm not the most experienced, I don't know for sure.
I mean it cant hurt to just try one with the Miracle and one as an organic, just like buy from trusted vendors with clean products who ensure their composted stuff is thoroughly cleaned, tested, and has all kinds of growers testimonial input.
Thanks a ton for your responses.
Best Regards,
-Salt Farms
FresnoFarmer
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@Thckingdom It makes for some fat buds. The plants love it.
These were grown with miracle gro nutes. This pic was takn in early flowering stages.
I used guano teas and Alaska Fish Ferts on these plants in the ground.
Most of the people that say don't use miracle gro have never even used it themselves. And if they did and had a bad exprience it was because of theri own ignorance. Miracle gro is STRONG and can give plants nute burn easy. But it did make my plants pretty big and healthy. I used organic ferts on another garden and the buds were stickier and more resinous in my opinion. It wasnt a totally controlled experiment though. Alask Fish Fert is sold at Lowes, Home Depot, and Walmart. It is like 11 bucks for a 1 gallon jug. It is organic. Not totally organic though.
These were grown with miracle gro nutes. This pic was takn in early flowering stages.
I used guano teas and Alaska Fish Ferts on these plants in the ground.
Thckingdom
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nice mate looks like there was a good load those internode look so tight,im also a big advocate for DIY set up not paying out big money for things that you can make or find lying around,
SaltFarm420
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I'm definitely going to try this route, seems quite nice, and reasonable.
Many thanks for the info and response.
Best Regards,
-Salt Farms
BenFranklin
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OK, Glad we got that all out of the way, now, I will never waste my time helping you again...
First off, you want to "Geusstimate" your ph, and then when it goes wrong, ask for help, you're told what is wrong, but, hey, YOU know better.....
Then you tell people its all good to use miracle grow and those that complain about it, never used it??? LOL!
FUCK OFF!
Miracle grow sucks.. and I find most people who use the stuff, their plants SUCK. That includes their bug filled organic shit too.
First off, you want to "Geusstimate" your ph, and then when it goes wrong, ask for help, you're told what is wrong, but, hey, YOU know better.....
Then you tell people its all good to use miracle grow and those that complain about it, never used it??? LOL!
FUCK OFF!
Miracle grow sucks.. and I find most people who use the stuff, their plants SUCK. That includes their bug filled organic shit too.
SaltFarm420
Member
So my best bet is NOT to use this? Like just disregard their products all together or what? Care to explain what exactly it is that is so wrong with them?
Sorry for so many questions, we're all learning and I just want the best for my babies.
Thank you for your response.
Best Regards,
-Salt Farms
FresnoFarmer
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Haha sure dude. Those plants in my picture sure did suck huh?. Grow up fool. I'm not gonna sit her and bicker with some little bitchy boy who thinks he knows it all. I am just speaking from my own personal experience with Miracle Gro. You are going based off of what you see other people doing. Can't knock something until YOU try it dipshit. Now go suck a dick and die dude. Go change your tampon too.
SaltFarm420
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Please no hate on this forum, we're here for information, as is why we are all here on this site.
Please don't be name calling and other things, it's not rasta, just drama.
All in all we've got a right to have our own opinions and what not, some of us just want a wide variety of them so we can base our decisions upon, and make a reasonable hypothesis to come to the best conclusions we can about growing.
Thank You & Best Regards,
-Salt Farms
Please don't be name calling and other things, it's not rasta, just drama.
All in all we've got a right to have our own opinions and what not, some of us just want a wide variety of them so we can base our decisions upon, and make a reasonable hypothesis to come to the best conclusions we can about growing.
Thank You & Best Regards,
-Salt Farms