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Sea green was actually developed for the conventional AG strawberry Market many many years ago. It is loaded to the brim full of extremophiles, halotrophiles, and chemotrophic bacteria. These organisms actually immobilize the ionic salts, decrease the EC of the solution, and mitigate the damage...

Let’s get you a sample! Hit up [email protected] and he will for sure get some samples to you and the store!

Killing it man!

The increased biomass can increase the system's nitrogen demand, so if you're already skirting the line on nitrogen availability it can cause what you saw. Its not soluble because it is a biologically inoculated colloid. We culture phosphorus solubilizing organisms on a phosphorus clay substrate...

I totally understand your need to keep cost down. We do have commercial ag rates. A five gallon bucket for approved commercial buyers is $1077. The application rate for scale is 16oz to 32oz per acre. So as you're doing a half acre, you'd use 8 to 16oz per application. That is $13 to $27 per...

Would you like a sample? Look under a microscope and observe the morphology and try it yourself on some plants. I'm not going to try to sell you on it. It works and sells itself. DM me and I'll get you a sample to try yourself.

Yes and no. It is similar in that it is a product with bacteria. But our product is not lab grown monocultured specific bacterial strains. It emulates nature by culturing full microbial communities in a polyculture manner. There are organisms in the various og biowar products that are not in...

We'll send the sample pack with this link. I think Hydrobuilder is running a discount in June to buy online also.

Thanks. Sea Green doesn't have the GA3, someone was asking about mixing the two in their own grow. I wouldn't add any extra GA3 in flower!

I doubt you'll see a dramatic CO2 fluctuation in your room. The process is slow. But maybe.... in our trials at 1 gallon per acre we saw a jump from 2% organic carbon to 4% organic carbon over one years time. You won't need to lower your nutrient feed, though it'll make your nutrients more...

You're correct there is a difference between combustion and eating. True Blooms is what food-grade ought to be, as in actually derived from things that are edible. What you're describing sounds a lot like the BS in food regulations allowing myclobutanil to be eaten even. Nothing in our product...

That is why we came out with Terp Gerp, to spray on the flowers themselves during mid/late flower. As it is in a spray can with compressed air, there is minimal water application and minimal force of application. True Blooms is great to foliar during transition and early flower.

In general, I notice most people just can't help themselves but to overdo almost every aspect of everything. People over water, people over fertilize, etc. Based on the fact that there are elements leaving the system from the plant that is being harvested and not being composted back, there is...

Carbon is key. I don't recall mentioning nitrates, especially since I agree they're easy to get from nitrogen fixing organisms. Sodium is what I've seen as an issue with some people who over apply their top dresses (having analysed numerous soil tests from no till farmers). Sea Green is...

Yes. True Blooms will suffice, just spray gently as the flowers develop and try not to soak dense flowers. It'll help prevent mold due to competitive exclusion of beneficial microbes. You can spray pretty late if you aren't damaging the flowers by the act of spraying. Switch to soil drench at...