Brettdawg
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looks like good stuff, who sells it?My soil already as nutrients in it.
This is my soil
Grow well sells.it matelooks like good stuff, who sells it?
I've been told that city water requires cal/mag where well water doesn't. I know not other than what the " grow store guy" told me too. Any comment on that?Calcium and magnesium are both needed in fairly high amounts from plant. Most soil companies have added lime to bring down the acid of the peat and adding a product meant for hydro can have a negative impact. Not 100% sure what you are trying to do I guess but if you are referring to adding a product like botanicare calmag, there are better ways in soil to get calcium like gypsum (calcium sulfate).
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Calcium and magnesium are both needed in fairly high amounts from plant. Most soil companies have added lime to bring down the acid of the peat and adding a product meant for hydro can have a negative impact. Not 100% sure what you are trying to do I guess but if you are referring to adding a product like botanicare calmag, there are better ways in soil to get calcium like gypsum (calcium sulfate).
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I'm just wondering if I should be adding calmag to my feed .
Shud I calmag in soil. Is ehat I'm thinking.Calcium and magnesium are both needed in fairly high amounts from plant. Most soil companies have added lime to bring down the acid of the peat and adding a product meant for hydro can have a negative impact. Not 100% sure what you are trying to do I guess but if you are referring to adding a product like botanicare calmag, there are better ways in soil to get calcium like gypsum (calcium sulfate).
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I've been told that city water requires cal/mag where well water doesn't. I know not other than what the " grow store guy" told me too. Any comment on that?
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