anyone ever use oil dry for planting?
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OrganicGorilla
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No but I bet it could soak up a nice pile of jizz
marcospartida
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Savage
chemphlegm
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wh
stupid, expensive, heavy, just plain dumb but it would work, like styrofoam, sponges, gravel, sand, bubbles, wood chips, rocks, perlite, carpet fibers, insulation, foam pillows, moss, vacuum lint, couch cracks, .......
stupid, expensive, heavy, just plain dumb but it would work, like styrofoam, sponges, gravel, sand, bubbles, wood chips, rocks, perlite, carpet fibers, insulation, foam pillows, moss, vacuum lint, couch cracks, .......
sandhill larry
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I do use it in my soil mix when my friend the chemist can get me a bag for free. Clay is heavy, so I only use 5 gallons in a 45 gallon mix.
SnakierGrizzly
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does it help with your watering schedule?
sandhill larry
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My watering schedule is more related to my schedule. And honestly I have so many patches, I don't remember which patches got that soil.
sandhill larry
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True. You want the unscented if you are buying kitty litter. My buddy works at a plant where they make it. Every few weeks they pull out a few bag for testing. After the samples are taken, he will try grab me a couple bags.
dirtWeevil
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it actually works really fuckin good, look up a site called tomatoville, there's a bunch that use it there, i used it for a long time both as a seed starter and a DWC netpot filler. IMO the oil dri worked better than jiffy
make sure its composed of either diatomaceous earth or fullers earth
make sure its composed of either diatomaceous earth or fullers earth
SnakierGrizzly
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damn
SnakierGrizzly
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i try not to spend any money either ...after bills and cigs i don't really have any too spend
SnakierGrizzly
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i don't have any...just curious
every time i talk to a friend of mine he brings it up he swears by it
SnakierGrizzly
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you're not worried about weedeaters
sandhill larry
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I want the rolling paper and lighter to be the most costly parts of the joint smoking experience.
sandhill larry
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I always worry. But I use slug bait early. Use DE around the plants when transplanting, and spray with Neem until 2nd week of flower. I don't always get to every patch every week, but it is hardly ever over 2 weeks between visits.
chemphlegm
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that would make the paper and lighter worth more than the herb,
I suppose we all have our own priorities though....lol
JimmyTheNewb
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My mom is growing citrus plants so she made up a bunch of Als 1 1 1 gritty mix. Im really interested in trying it for my plants. Ive been wanting to grow soiless but im scared due to my lack of experience. I have coco choir but this stuff just really has me interested. Has anyone grew in it before? What was your experience with it? I hate knowing i have access to it and ai t atleast trying it
SnakierGrizzly
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no haven't had any at my disposal yet would like to experiment with it.. I'm still trying to find a mix that works with different stuff i find in the woods but i think if uhave to have a certain type nutes when growing with coco so I'm not too sure but i would only try it if you have a few extra plants at your disposal
too larry
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Cost and worth not always the same thing. Growing herb is a hobby, so I do spend some money on it. Just don't like spending too much.
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