how to make a rhizotonic and hygrozyme?
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SnapsProvolone
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I am sure that it's possible, they do after all manufacture it. How, I don't know, probably a trade secret.
SpicySativa
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Hygrozyme = enzymes. Whip up some seed sprout tea.
Rhizotonic = snake oil. Never used the stuff. This is just my opinion after slogging through a half-page of poorly written, pseudo-scientific product description buzzword gibberish. A true high quality product sells itself; it doesn't need marketing gibberish. The description says it's algae based, so I imagine a little kelp in your mix will cover you there.
Rhizotonic = snake oil. Never used the stuff. This is just my opinion after slogging through a half-page of poorly written, pseudo-scientific product description buzzword gibberish. A true high quality product sells itself; it doesn't need marketing gibberish. The description says it's algae based, so I imagine a little kelp in your mix will cover you there.
May11th
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Well hell yes spicy. I was wondering about kelp when they mentioned algae, I believe cannas a good company , im sure it works but the prices of some stuff is out of hand. Thats why id like to make my own. So seed sprout Teas help w decaying and developing roots? Whats the benefit from sst and whats the best way to make it. There is no info out there or vids on you tube. I feel as if its newer? Or just hush hush.
hyroot
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Isn't rhizotonic supposed to be mychorrizzae in liquid form? We all know how mycos work... So probably is snake oil.
May over the next day I will be doing a video of the seed sprout tea like you asked. I will be using mung beans. I will post it tomorrow.
all the info on sst is in the rols thread and on seeddepot forums.
May over the next day I will be doing a video of the seed sprout tea like you asked. I will be using mung beans. I will post it tomorrow.
all the info on sst is in the rols thread and on seeddepot forums.
SpicySativa
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I'm honestly not an expert on seed sprout teas, but I've read a fair bit about them. One key enzyme in seed sprout tea is phosphatase, which helps to liberate phosphorus from things like soft rock phosphate. Sign me up!
I actually just picked up a bag of barley seed the other day. Looking forward to giving it a go.
I actually just picked up a bag of barley seed the other day. Looking forward to giving it a go.
hyroot
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all of a sudden all the places locally that carry barley now only carry barley seeds that are hulled. I lucked out one time getting unhulled. I haven't seen them since. I've bought mung beans for $2 a pound at Sprouts Market. I would have never thought to use mung beans until Headtreep recently posted in the rols thread about using them for sst. I've had them mung bean sprouts on a salad before.... I did an sst a couple weeks ago with mung beans too.
SpicySativa
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Hyroot- I found my barley seed at a feed store. It was in the poultry feed isle. Took me a while to track it down... Everything I could find was hulled, malted, rolled, or toasted. Paid $5 for a big ol' bag, maybe 4-5 gallons worth.
foreverflyhi
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The organic/anarchist part of me hates canna nutrient bottles, let me rephase that, i hate ALL bottle nutes.
Hyroot i also been seeing this barley seed phenomenon happening everywhere.
i buy all my seed locally out here in diego at city farmers for about 6$ a pint glass of all sorts of diffrent seeds, know its kinda expensive but its local.
also would like to say that i enjoy making teas for living soil, i swear my soil is breathing with life!
Funny how i discovered the mushroom, something in me just wanted to look in the sides of the pot and there it was, beautiful yellow orange white colors.
Hyroot i also been seeing this barley seed phenomenon happening everywhere.
i buy all my seed locally out here in diego at city farmers for about 6$ a pint glass of all sorts of diffrent seeds, know its kinda expensive but its local.
also would like to say that i enjoy making teas for living soil, i swear my soil is breathing with life!
Funny how i discovered the mushroom, something in me just wanted to look in the sides of the pot and there it was, beautiful yellow orange white colors.
Chronikool
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For my enzymes i use: Organic Diastatic malt powder. Got it off a local artisan baker...he thinks i make bread.. 
The main reason i have not used sprouted seed teas is because of time.... so i couldnt say which is better...
The main reason i have not used sprouted seed teas is because of time.... so i couldnt say which is better...
Chronikool
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Yeah....its buried in the ROLS thread...somewhere...
Chronikool
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It seems to be out of favour.....started on page 88 (i think)
https://www.rollitup.org/organics/636057-recycled-organic-living-soil-rols-88.html
https://www.rollitup.org/organics/636057-recycled-organic-living-soil-rols-88.html
