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Aquaman gets dirty

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Hey Aqua Have used the NPK RAW Kelp , if so what do you think of it, I thought you used some of the RAW stuff.
 
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do you notice any difference with the Raw microbes compared to others, what about the Raw enzymes use them
 
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I have about 4lbs of microbes stocked up on them for awhile lol , The Raw kelp is pricey but I might give it a try
 
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Dr.Green55 said:
do you notice any difference with the Raw microbes compared to others, what about the Raw enzymes use them
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Still have my hygrozyme. Not sure what I will use after. No issues with the raw microbes. I just got a tester of "fish shit" I'm saving for my organic grow. But currently using RAW microbes and Southern AG fungicide.
 
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Prob do an enzyme hand feed this weekend.
 
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I mostly used enzymes Komplete seems to work good, there just out of it where order from, So thinking about other stuff like RAW to try etc. But I'm also just thinking about going Bio clean this time, (septic cleaner) a lot of guys use it
 
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Dr.Green55 said:
I mostly used enzymes Komplete seems to work good, there just out of it where order from, So thinking about other stuff like RAW to try etc. But I'm also just thinking about going Bio clean this time, (septic cleaner) a lot of guys use it
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Yeah or pondzyme
 
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if you're using raw kelp wouldn't you need a bacterial/myco/ something to break it down so the plant can utilize those nutrients?
 
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guymandude said:
if you're using raw kelp wouldn't you need a bacterial/myco/ something to break it down so the plant can utilize those nutrients?
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That depends. Is it derived from kelp or its it kelp. I would assume it would be in already available form or atleast mostly.
 
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BurnzYzBudZz said:
Interesting observation here. When I up potted I noticed I didn’t have the circling roots and thought something was wrong. Thanks for that clarification MiMed. Thought I was doing something wrong.
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ironic how the basics are still not understood well enough. that's 3/4 of the battle and gets u to have a decent harvest more often than not. the whole idea is to transplant prior to excessive root circling because it means we're waiting too late optimally. Yet, they overcome that most often and keep jugging along despite it all.

isn't it great to get practical assurance that ur on the rigt track ? congrats
 
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FML666 said:
I'm wondering about the bacillus in RAW. Is it the same as hydroguard? I can't find a list of ingredients.
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Yes it is and it also contains more species as well as beneficial fungi.

Raw BLOOM contains bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain D 747 which is THE ONLY ingredient of hydrogaurd.

@logic has enlightened me about a product named DEFGAURD and I would now suggest that product for hydro since there is no media and you won't benefit from other species of bacteria and fungi because they have no "home" per se. Southern Ag biofungicide is another option but a bit messy 8n comparison. But both of these are far far more concentrated and cost effective over hydrogaurd and contain that specific strain of bacteria.

As for soil or soiless where we have a media I would recommend something broader like raw BLOOM or other and still like to run enzymes once a week or 2 like hygrozyne or komplete.

I should add that defgaurd, hydrogaird and southern ag can be used as a foliar for a wide variety of infections or as IPM I think many moss the boat on that part.
 
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