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Yes, absolutely. We're still rocking the Sea Green full blast.
Thanks for doing the research, Doc. It would have killed me to pull this from the regimen.
Verdict on Sea Green is its a GO. We both use a lot of it and love our results. I use it all the way through. 1ml always.
I personally went down to Beneficial Bilogicals and found out the skinny myself. We've been buddies for awhile and they are solid bros. I take them for their word.
Isn't that sea green like 360 a gallon , ballers.would love to sample your herbs
Ive sampled some Venom & DAMN it's some great tasting dank 4sho.. I sure hope mine come out almost as tasty..
Sea Green works great. I love the stuff and It's only 1 ml per gal so it lasts forever. I've noticed that molasses seems to neutralize the foaming effect.
I just have my hydro shop order it for me. There's a list or retailers on their site http://www.beneficialbiologics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14&Itemid=17
I've seen it for sale on ebay as well.
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no, would need some changes to get clean green certification.hey alien... was wondering if a "clean green" certification can be reached using your feeding regimen? thanks in advance . Much respect.
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Thats a good question Cheese. Do you know how 'clean green' certifies the products used? I mean do they go by OMRI certs, or products labeled "organic", or do they have their own system?? Do they consider rooting hormones a deal breaker?
Thanks for sharing Alien. That rocks. I know quite a few growers using a very similar feeding schedule.
Coco growers can also use the same recipe just add cal/mg to account for cocos requirements.
no, would need some changes to get clean green certification.
For one, Botanicare, I am pretty sure roots organics wont fly either.do you know what is the deal breaker in his recipe?
You are Welcome, Glad it was helpful. http://www.cleangreencert.com/ looks to be the current website.Thanks so much lead. Thats great info. I'm gonna google best practices also, as I'm interested in exactly what this means.
FYI, Stork oil will also stop the foaming from sea green.
For one, Botanicare, I am pretty sure roots organics wont fly either.
You can get a best practices cert w PBP though.
As far as clean green, You can search each product at omri.org.
I highly recommend watching the training and reading the specs. Will open your eyes to all that is involved.
There is more to it than paying $300.00 and there are a few different certifications as well. Clean Green vs best practices grower is pretty big difference. Clean green allows the same inputs that are allowed under a USDA organic program.
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The Clean Green Certified program is comprised of three parts: legal compliance, a review of the manner in which the medicine is grown, and a standard agricultural crop inspection. Taken together, the program helps to ensure a grower’s legal compliance as well as distinguishing the product from others available to qualified patients. Clean Green Certified is a medical cannabis certification program modeled on the USDA National Organic Program, ensuring environmentally clean and sustainable methods. Clean Green inspects all inputs, from seed or clone selection, soil, nutrients, pesticides, mold treatments, dust control, and source of electricity, to methods of harvesting and processing. This program reduces the environmental impact of cannabis crops, ensures legality, and regulates what chemicals go into ingested medicine. A certified operation is licensed to use the Clean Green Certified label on their products after an annual review requiring yearly on-site inspections.
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