subs supersoil

[greenghost420]

ah yes RLOS! im liking it! i let my last batch of soil dry out a lil too much, last night watered down with some great white and tarantula with lil sensizyme. makes awesome roots!

 

[hyroot]

Recycled organic living soil

 

[Rrog]

I'd like to avoid bottles these days. You can make better sources of good supplements. If you wanted. Not as convenient as bottles materials. Not as expensive, though. That's a plus.

 

[greenghost420]

it seems like alot of places just sell brewed teas lol

 

[hyroot]

Buy my compost tea. Clearance sale. Everything must go..... Lol


Warning tea is only good for a few hours.....lol

 

[Rrog]

it seems like alot of places just sell brewed teas lol

Yep but you don't need to use more than a little bubbler for that barley tea.

 

[PeaceLoveCannabis]

Do you have to bubble barley tea? If i left the lid off and refilled the water daily untill i get a root about the same size as the seed, is tht okay? I did notice a bit of smell. But it wasn't really bad.

 

[Rrog]

Without the bubbler it get's a little anaerobic. No biggie, but generally better to keep aerobic. Most important is to watch the timetable in the recipe. The first water needs to be dumped because it has growth inhibitors.

 

[PeaceLoveCannabis]

Yeah I read that, and I hope other people see this. The first wash has growth inhibitors.. Which means it will slow growth, the reason is most likely due to preservation of the seed.

 

[hyroot]

Rrog. Theres no inhibitors with barley flour right? Been using that. Got a bunch for $10 when that was all the rage a couple months ago.

 

[Rrog]

You mean Diastatic Malt? Make this:

Diastatic Malt is powder very commonly used in brewing and baking, it offers the some of the same enzyme potential.

Order it online - "malted barley flour" a.k.a. diastatic malt powder for pretty cheap. Amazon has lots.

1 TBS/gal application rate.

1TBS/gal once a week, just mix and go (along w/ aloe, agsil, and ful-power). No need to soak to activate.

Another Coot recommendation.

 

[hyroot]

You mean Diastatic Malt? Make this:

Diastatic Malt is powder very commonly used in brewing and baking, it offers the some of the same enzyme potential.

Order it online - "malted barley flour" a.k.a. diastatic malt powder for pretty cheap. Amazon has lots.

1 TBS/gal application rate.

1TBS/gal once a week, just mix and go (along w/ aloe, agsil, and ful-power). No need to soak to activate.

Another Coot recommendation.

Yeah that. But Ive been aerating it . I guess I.don't have to anymore. I just add fresh aloe too. I.do compost teas for other watering.

 

[Rrog]

Don't get me wrong. I grew several times with SS. Had to stop throwing it away, though, so I changed my game is all.

 

[robro]

I am in the process of getting all ingredients for super soil.I have Mycorhizal fungi,but not sure when to add it.
It says on the bag to sprinkle in the bottom of the planting hole,but i`m sure ive read in this thread to add it to
the mix to cook. Will this stuff start growing in the mix when cooking,and get damaged when turning soil over
to aeriate it,or does it not matter bout that?

Found the answer.Thanks for all the help,no need to rush to my aid anymore.

 

[greenghost420]

lol i meant to answer that too! add it to cook, dont worry bout turning it over the myco will be fine. i find myself adding it to everything and cant do any wrong

 

[robro]

thanx for reply greenghost,i read on RIU somewhere that humic acid kills myco if added at the same time,can you verify this for me plz.

 

[greenghost420]

that i have no clue!

 

[Rrog]

Fulvic and humic acids are in good compost, and that's a completely harmless delivery system.

 

[greenghost420]

i figured it didnt kill myco but i couldnt make that statement...lol now i can!

 

[Rrog]

Well it might by itself, I dunno. A lot of compounds if isolated from their natural environment can be hazardous. So when Humic and Fulvic acids are extracted and isolated, they may have an implied warning. I dunno. I'm just saying that if the Humic and Fulvic Acids are part of the compost, as they're supposed to be, then they're delivered harmlessly.