Why? When you go with organics, your limiting the ingredients - it's like a body builder saying he wants to go vegan. Only a very small percent of things are grown organically, and that's mostly because than can charge more if they put 'organic' on he label.I think that organic is a better way to gos
Everyone should want organic why put more chemicals in our body. Just sayingWhy? When you go with organics, your limiting the ingredients - it's like a body builder saying he wants to go vegan. Only a very small percent of things are grown organically, and that's mostly because than can charge more if they put 'organic' on he label.
This is like asking "which motor oil or gasoline is best"?Have been using the General Hydroponics 3 part series in the past, but due to my recent love of growing, am in a quagmire about what line is the best, but hear conflicting results all the time. If your an experienced grower, please just write what line you prefer and why. Would help a lot!!! Thanks,
TCC
Everyone should want organic why put more chemicals in our body. Just saying
And what are organics but chemicals?! In fact, most of the organic chemicals are transformed by microorganisms into the same inorganic chemicals that are contained in inroganic nutrient brands before they are consumed by the plant.Everyone should want organic why put more chemicals in our body. Just saying
Very good to knowAnd what are organics but chemicals?! In fact, most of the organic chemicals are transformed by microorganisms into the same inorganic chemicals that are contained in inroganic nutrient brands before they are consumed by the plant.
edit: And yes, organics and hydro don't go well together. Organics are food for microorganisms and thus make perfect enviroment for their growth. This enables them to quickly overpopulate your bucket and damage your plants roots.