guitarguy10
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Ive checked home hardware and crapptire, neither have it around me. Havnt had a chance to venture out further yet and im starting to think I might not even bother.
Where to find Gypsum in Canada
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Kalebaiden
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I just checked the HH website and they have it there so your HH store can order it for you.
That's how I got my Mosher agricultural lime.
Walk in with the order number (from the website) to the order desk and they can make it happen.
guitarguy10
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I'll take a look thanks
DCcan
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Nope, you are correct. A bit much for indoor mixes, there's 2 ingredients they heat and mix with it. I forgot one, despite having to stand on a 10,ooo gallon tank of it.
I think there is sodium hydroxide they mix with heated ground gypsum. Fine in a outdoor garden after composting, just messy.
I think Ag gypsum is different than gypsum that has been calcified for drywall. Can't remember , think its how it dissolves in water.
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Jimbo the Gael
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If it's sulfur you need get some magnesium sulfate, aka epsom salts. Just make sure it's unscented. Super cheap at the drugstore.
guitarguy10
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I have a bunch of epsom salt from a long time ago grow I just dont know how true it actually is that it's soluble in the medium. I find it hard to believe many things I read on these forums lol. like mollasses. ...
Jimbo the Gael
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I don't put it in the medium, I use it as a foliar spray, and another grower I know uses it dissolved into his water. It doesn't take much, so I would research how much others use for setups similar to yours.
lakesidegrower
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Late to the party; but I picked up granulated gypsum from HH - the granules are fairly large, I know BAS sells it in a fine powder. Wondering if I should grind up the granules to make a finer powder? Seems to me it would provide a more even distribution throughout the soil...