Anyone use Budswell by the Guano Company?
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nugbuckets
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use it and love it, only the solid though, starting to play with teas. But good stuff for sure.
TCurtiss
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Thanks Nuggs I was getting scared there for a minute
I got a gallons worth and right now that seems like a life time supply
But things will change I hope to acquire more plants once I move
breeze1106
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Hey i been using it for two and a half weeks and i love it, im using the gallon concetrate version, talk about crystals....man jus two week in...i tell ya its great stuff. im currently using earth juice sugar peak bloom, guano company budswell and grotek pro silicate...happy with the results and im sure u will be happy with he results u get....good luck
Shrubs First
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Great stuff
grow plenty
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i paid 30.00 for a gallon of their tea. did i get screwed? paid 14.00 for 2# of the dry shit and i know this 1 gal. tea will go alot further than that lil bag of dry so i snatched it up. but yea....my plants love it and honest to god that is all i have put on my 8 week old babies since seed. 26" tall ,all lush green. just rain water and budswell............GOOD SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dr.skunkfunk
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I have been using budswell for over a year .. it really works nice .. I also use a 3 day stress of gravity with purplemaxx and bushmaster and reduced lighjting ... nothing but those three for three days and then flush it all and back to cutting edge soultions budswell liquid karma molassess and sweet ..and back to full lighting ..
have agood one
have agood one
metalmilitia777
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hey you guys I was wondering where I would pick this up at Like a Hydro-store? I'm talking BOUT BUDSWELL and bushmaster(mainly bush master i cant have her getting too much taller)
TCurtiss
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Yes you should find both at you local store
2 lbs of dry guano will make ALOT of gallons of tea.
a forty pound pail is around 80 bucks of high P bat guano..the peruvian is around 120 for forty pounds,. high N bat guano is around 80 bucks a pail.
throw in a pinch of lime maybe a little liquid sea weed or some dry kelp..a little earth juice micro blast or a pinch of azamite.shake it up..or stir it up..and you have a excellent tea.
it wouldnt take but a hand full of bat guano to make a gallon of tea.
a forty pound pail is around 80 bucks of high P bat guano..the peruvian is around 120 for forty pounds,. high N bat guano is around 80 bucks a pail.
throw in a pinch of lime maybe a little liquid sea weed or some dry kelp..a little earth juice micro blast or a pinch of azamite.shake it up..or stir it up..and you have a excellent tea.
it wouldnt take but a hand full of bat guano to make a gallon of tea.
greenghost420
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anyone still using this?
trichmasta
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carefull with the gravity and purplemaxx buddy...I know I the state of OR is has been pulled due to extremely high carcinogen levels...not very helpful when were growing medicine right??
TheFuture
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I use this during Vegetative stage as a light Nitrogen amendment, and root zone stimulant, at very low doses in between regular feedings. The conventional chemical product I would use for this same process is Advanced Nutrients Revive, which I have slated to the back only to use as a Nitrogen supplement and de-stressor.
I use it every feeding during Flower cycle, every week up to the 2nd week before flushing. This product keeps your plants greener for longer, prolonging the time the plant uses its own metabolic processes and sugars from the leaves turning them yellow. The bat and seabird guano improve smell and taste of end product considerably, and increase the yield overall between 20-35%.
And let me say this most emphatically; you cannot overfeed this product. You can use as much at the roots as your wallet can allow. Do not spray foliar, will create a mild tip burn.
TheFuture
I use it every feeding during Flower cycle, every week up to the 2nd week before flushing. This product keeps your plants greener for longer, prolonging the time the plant uses its own metabolic processes and sugars from the leaves turning them yellow. The bat and seabird guano improve smell and taste of end product considerably, and increase the yield overall between 20-35%.
And let me say this most emphatically; you cannot overfeed this product. You can use as much at the roots as your wallet can allow. Do not spray foliar, will create a mild tip burn.
TheFuture