TwistedGrowHouse
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I’m in the United States. What are some good Organic Dry amendments similar to Gaia Green I should check out? Other then down to earth!
Dry amendments to choose??
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doug mirabelli
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I'm trying Root's organic Terp tea, Gaia, and Dr. Earth individually on three different autos this season so next year I could give you a better answer. I agree, it was a pain getting Gaia shipped here from Canada. I applied for an amazon give card for $60 off to pay for it, couldn't stomach paying 40+ for shipping. I think Dr Earth will be a good option from what I've read around here. I bought straight from the company and they shipped immediately and gave me a cool sticker
Chip Green
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Been using for a few months now and will never switch. Pretty nice just filling up my spray bottle and watering when needed.
IIReignManII
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Bio-tone slaps as well...love that stuff to round out a mix...I've been wanting to do a Bio-tone only experiment just to see how the results would be using that as your only fertilizer.
norcalreppin77
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Mr. B's green tree's 7-4-4grow, 2-8-6bloom. If you can find it that is
hillbill
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My “Go To's” over the years:
Alfalfa 3 1 2
Achapelago Bat Guano 0 7 0, GuanoNatural Bat Guano 2 15 2
Kelp Meal 1 0 2
Poultry Litter with Feather Meal 7 1 2
Hardwood Ash 0 0 6
Soft Rock Phosphate 0 5 0
Fish Meal 10 3 3, Fish Bone Meal 6 20 0
Limestone, Dolomite and Greensand
Alfalfa 3 1 2
Achapelago Bat Guano 0 7 0, GuanoNatural Bat Guano 2 15 2
Kelp Meal 1 0 2
Poultry Litter with Feather Meal 7 1 2
Hardwood Ash 0 0 6
Soft Rock Phosphate 0 5 0
Fish Meal 10 3 3, Fish Bone Meal 6 20 0
Limestone, Dolomite and Greensand
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YES!!
When did dry fertilizer mixes become conflated with individual dry amendments?
I love my Espoma 'tones', but they are mixes and not individual amendments where you control amounts of each.
My 'list' is slightly different, but very close to yours. The 'tones' are mainly used for container veggies and other non canna plants when I'm being lazy.
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doug mirabelli
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Mr B stole my name for my future products. My students call me Mr B I wanted my hemp wick in the future to be called Mr B’s
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Kelp
Fish bone meal
Fish meal
Alfalfa meal
crustacean meal
Neem seed meal
azomite
basalt
gypsum
oyster shell meal
langbeinite
I know you said know DTE products, but if you are able to get it, bio-live is some pretty good stuff. It has fish, fish bone, crustacean, alfalfa, kelp, langbeinite and fairly complete list of beneficial microbes.
Kelp
Fish bone meal
Fish meal
Alfalfa meal
crustacean meal
Neem seed meal
azomite
basalt
gypsum
oyster shell meal
langbeinite
I know you said know DTE products, but if you are able to get it, bio-live is some pretty good stuff. It has fish, fish bone, crustacean, alfalfa, kelp, langbeinite and fairly complete list of beneficial microbes.