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if you want to get the most out of your bennies add them about an hour so before you feed with the tea. ive found it to more productive tho i havent scoped any tea before
nice. i called them and they sent me a 1 oz bottle of sea green. after 3 feedings i noticed the difference and bout a liter or quart whatever size it is haha
maybe i can still throw in some lite foilar with it then at week 3??? probably worth a shot.
i guess thats what im confused about, i thought you add the bennies at the get go, so they have time to multiply. but honestly its only my second home made tea run, i was just following the bountea directions on the first couple teas. haha.
i wouldnt risk it but i have heard of people spraying late in flower.
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/tea-recipe-the-best-way-to-use-caps-bennies.44469/
this should help better then i can explain. he adds the bennies and then brews.
this is what bene biologicals says:
"The concentrated formula is applied at only 2mL/gallon of water and one 16oz bottle will treat 230 gallons of foliar spray! Begin True Blooms one week prior to fruiting/flowering and continue until one week before harvest."
Im not really worried about inducing bud rot or mildew cause i got the humidity in check, but it seems like you got to use it throughout bloom and late veg to get the full benefits of the solution...just what i am figuring.
and yea, i been done scanned that thread, lol. still confused when it is proper to add the benies to the mix. seems to be conflicting opinions.
i worry more about getting it on my flowers and smoking them .
yeah there will always be conflicting opinions. thats why i try different things til i find what works best for me .
any specific brand of leonardite clay? i can only find this but i havent been to the nursery yet http://www.horticulturesource.com/product_info.php?products_id=3029
You can find at nursery. Im currently using this..grabbed a shit load of free samples at the Max Yield Expo.
https://www.vermitechnology.com/index.php?productID=107
thanks primo
Making the switch to organics after reading for 2 days lol. Can't wait.
Im trying the sea green 4 the 1st time 2 & so far do good..I will say that Sea Green is the absolute shit. My room is on point as usual, im always dialed, but the only switch being that Sea Green i have seen an obvious change in more rapid bud development and am feeding heavier than I have with this regimen as well with no burn. Good stuff, i def suggest it- thanks Alien!
As Doc said above ^^^, we have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do wih A1 Nutrients and do not use anything from their lineup whatesoever.
Here is exactly what is in my regimen right now:
Botanicare Pure Blend Pro Organic Grow (SOIL Formula)
Botanicare Pure Blend Pro Organic Bloom (SOIL Formula)
Eco-Nereo Liquid Kelp
Primordial Solutions Sea Green
Earth Juice Micronutrients
Down To Earth Liquid Bone Meal (0-12-0)
Earth Juice High-Brix Molasses
Primal Harvest Fossilized Seabird Guano (0-11-1) (powdered)
...plus some minor amendments in a custom soil mix
I use Cap's teas every third watering.
Tea recipe:
1. 4 gals of RO or bubbled chlorine-free tap water
2. 4 TBSP Root pack, 4 TBSP Nute pack, 4 TBSP Foliar pack
3. 100ml earth juice hi-brix molasses
4. Stocking full of 3 handfuls earthworm castings and 3 handfuls Bu's Blend compost <or Alaskan Humisoil>
5. 1 to 1.5 handfuls Alfalfa meal if desired
6. 50ml Liquid Kelp
Notes:
Alfalfa Meal can also be added to the stocking containing the 3 handfuls earthworm castings and 3 handfuls Bu's Blend compost if desired.
Also, if you are looking to brew a tea with more Humic in it, just switch the 3 handfuls of Bu's Blend compost to 3 handfuls of General Organics Ancient Forest Alaskan Humisoil. I always use the earthworm castings as my base and switch between the other 2 ingredients.
Brew for 24-48 hours hours.
I dilute all 4 gallons into a 55 gallon reservoir and water in as normal.
I use the tea every third watering...for example: Feed >>> Feed >>> Tea >>> Feed >>> Feed >>> Tea
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Please understand that seedlings do not need anything but water in soil until well established, and nutes will cook them. Hot soil will cook them as well.
This feeding information above pertains to plants that
already well on their way in the teen stage and beyond.
Cheers,
A
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