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Have you considered a 50\50 ratio of your tap and r. o ?

Agree, only greensand takes forever to break down. (Could be mistaken on that idea, maybe confusing it with Azomite) Lot longer than Kelp Meal. The magnesium does draw concern. Feel like I'm playing Russian Roulette to be honest. Only thing keeping me sane is the Langbeinite is a slow release...

I use spring water from seed to finish. Never have any trouble with anything. 5 bucks a case, so it wouldn't be feasible for outdoors. Just saying

I like to have worms and bugs so they tend to speed up the process. Green sand releases quickly initially AND then also slowly over time, it is unique

Is that regular sand or greensand? You have char wood, I’ve been looking into adding biochar to my mix as well

I'm on my umpteenth grow using re-used ff soil. Some greensand and compost, worm castings and dr earth. Will never keep buying soil. Anyone doing the reused the right way, will have an increasingly better soil. I also add more perlite. Not having a single problem so far, but that's me.

My used soil either top dresses my outdoor garden or gets used to plant seedlings etc then I remake my indoor weed soil fresh typically. Makes for cheap veggies and weed outdoors, a couple bags last me a couple indoor grows so reusing is more of a pia than anything for my indoor.

The greensand in there takes over a year to breakdown, kinda weird they put that in there. I like what else is in there though.

Just regular sand when it’s done cooking I might add a little more I want to just barely be able to see it in the mix. I was lookin into that compost & bio char but it says it’s only 20% biochar on the bag so I took a disposable tin tray and started a small fire with dry maple and oak sticks...

Thanks for that. I would recommend some Langbeinite, aka Kmag, and possibly some greensand/Basalt or Epsom Salts. As far as dosing goes, most minerals you'll want 1-2 Tbsp/gal of soil. Azomite probably more like 2-3 Tbsp/gal. Epsom Salts you'll want like 1-2 tsp/gal of soil. I would also...

...meal, mineralized phosphate, potassium sulphate, insect frass, basalt rock dust, humic acid, gypsum, kelp meal, oyster shell flour, greensand. Guaranteed Minimum Analysis Total Nitrogen (N)……….......…....…4.0% Water Soluble Nitrogen (N)...............3.0% Water Insoluble Nitrogen...

...Meal 1/4c Shrimp Meal 1/4c Seabird Guano 1/4c Alfalfa Meal Rock Dust/Minerals 1c Gypsum 1c Oyster Shell Flour 1c Soft Rock Phosphate 1c Greensand 1c Basalt These are growing in that mix. They are almost 8 weeks old. 1 week into flower. The soil I mixed in 1 cu ft batches. Then mixed the...

it’s nothing to do with spraying the leaves.. which i never do anyways.. it’s fursarium wilt..

...3 perlite and 20% Earthworm shit this run. 50/30/20 Base Soil mix 1c Dolomite Lime Per cu ft 1c Kelp Meal 1/2c Neem Seed Meal 1/2c Crab Meal 1/4c Shrimp Meal 1/4c Seabird Guano 1/4c Alfalfa Meal Rock Dust/Minerals 1c Gypsum 1c Oyster Shell Flour 1c Soft Rock Phosphate 1c Greensand 1c Basalt

...an EC of 2.0 (which if I were in coir, would mean that the plant is on fire - does this not mean much in a soil situation?). Should I get Greensand and give it a go? Dolomitic lime? How would I deal with this in a living soil situation? Thanks for your experience and advice! Could I be...

...Nutritional Yeast, Soybean Meal, Humates, Evaporated Cane Juice (Sugar), Alfalfa Meal, Humic Acid with Potash, Rock Phosphate, Langbeinite, Greensand. from: https://www.boogiebrew.net/boogie-brew-tea anything on here that might have clogged the stomata ? not that i think its the issue havnt...

Was the plant light deprived in the last few weeks?

...3 gal washed coco coir 3 gal composted cow manure 3 gal perlite 3 gal vermiculite 3 gal worm castings 2c Happy Frog all-purpose fert. 1c greensand 2c ground oyster shell 2c Dolomite lime 1/2 c blood meal 1/2 c high N bat guano 1/2 c high P bat guano 1c feather meal 2 c bone meal 1 c bulb...

I basically did searches on Google scholar, I can cite the references if you need me too. Greensand is a K source type of sand. Zeolite is basically a type of mineral that aids in drainage but also can act as storage for nutrients & bacteria. As for carbs like sugars I do add them, just figure...

this is light stress, start of light burn to my eyes not a ca/mg def.. too much light. its exactly and only between the veins, margins/edges are not yellowing (mg def goes to the edges aswell), only on top of the plant so far, leaf serration curling upwards too. What kind of light, how much and...