[Glassdub]

Garden Fundamentals | Love the name of this product, "Liquid Karma" | Facebook

Love the name of this product, "Liquid Karma". The love ends there! "When used in combination with your preferred plant food, Liquid Karma may enhance the availability of nutrients for plant...

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Flame on nerds!

 

[TheBioMaster]

What are we supposed to "flame"??

Here is a quote from that senseless post....." it still needs to be diluted with water, so it is not much more than water"?????

WTF is that suppose to mean??? LMAO!

 

[MIMedGrower]

Garden Fundamentals | Love the name of this product, "Liquid Karma" | Facebook

Love the name of this product, "Liquid Karma". The love ends there! "When used in combination with your preferred plant food, Liquid Karma may enhance the availability of nutrients for plant...

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Flame on nerds!

I used botanicare pure blend grow only to the finish for about 5 years with great success and no botanicare additives.

 

[Kanzeon]

I used botanicare pure blend grow only to the finish for about 5 years with great success and no botanicare additives.

I may have definitely started copying that a few weeks ago. I'll still add kelp extract and fishbone meal for P and K, but the plants have been into it so far.

 

[MIMedGrower]

I may have definitely started copying that a few weeks ago. I'll still add kelp extract and fishbone meal for P and K, but the plants have been into it so far.

I think i saw a kelp/ humic gallon at the local feed store last year. There is a certain ratio that helps condition soil and uptake nutrients they use.

I think it was $25 per gallon rather than a dilluted mixture liquid karma for $25 per quart.

Im going for pro mix this week so i will look for it.

 

[Kanzeon]

I snagged a pack of humic/fulvic acid powder from amazon. Definitely recommended if you're looking.

 

[Glassdub]

What are we supposed to "flame"??

Here is a quote from that senseless post....." it still needs to be diluted with water, so it is not much more than water"?????

WTF is that suppose to mean??? LMAO!

I dunno, like its the plant supplement equivalent of homeopathy I suppose.

 

[Glassdub]

I used botanicare pure blend grow only to the finish for about 5 years with great success and no botanicare additives.

I used to think this brand was more expensive than Dyna-Gro, it doesn't seem to be the case though Dyna-Gro is a bit stronger if I'm not mistaken.

 

[MIMedGrower]

I used to think this brand was more expensive than Dyna-Gro, it doesn't seem to be the case though Dyna-Gro is a bit stronger if I'm not mistaken.

Well i havent finished comparing but i averaged 10ml pure blend pro per watering and am using 5ml with dyna grow foliage pro.

 

[Glassdub]

Well i havent finished comparing but i averaged 10ml pure blend pro per watering and am using 5ml with dyna grow foliage pro.

I've been happy with Dyna-Gro & they offer less spurious supplements in their line than Botanicare IMO so there's that but at least their prices are not as amped up as much as many cannabis snake oilers are so that's a plus.

 

[Moshmen]

I may have definitely started copying that a few weeks ago. I'll still add kelp extract and fishbone meal for P and K, but the plants have been into it so far.

I copied as well about 8 months ago and haven’t looked back I’m happy with the pbpg product and the results I’m just not a Monsanto fan

 

[sshz]

I'm pretty sure Dyno-Grow is not organic, and the Botanicare Pure Blend Pro is (at least 99%). Liquid Karma has these ingredients:

INGREDIENTS: Dolomite, potassium carbonate, fish meal, sea weed extract, magnesium sulfate, humic acid (derived fro leonardite shale), water soluble vitamins.

Much of the Pure Blend Pro line already includes some/most of the nutrients i.e. fish meal, humic acid, etc. that are in L.K. There are differences in the grow vs. the bloom a bit, but essentially- Liquid Karma doesn't add any value IMO. Same thing with the Pure Blend Tea- another item that includes most of the same ingredients as the others.

If you are using their Pure Blend Pro line, just add their Cal/Mag- and nothing else should be necessary to grow exceptional plants. Unless you like pissing your money away.

 

[Glassdub]

I'm pretty sure Dyno-Grow is not organic, and the Botanicare Pure Blend Pro is (at least 99%). Liquid Karma has these ingredients:

INGREDIENTS: Dolomite, potassium carbonate, fish meal, sea weed extract, magnesium sulfate, humic acid (derived fro leonardite shale), water soluble vitamins.

Much of the Pure Blend Pro line already includes some/most of the nutrients i.e. fish meal, humic acid, etc. that are in L.K. There are differences in the grow vs. the bloom a bit, but essentially- Liquid Karma doesn't add any value IMO. Same thing with the Pure Blend Tea- another item that includes most of the same ingredients as the others.

If you are using their Pure Blend Pro line, just add their Cal/Mag- and nothing else should be necessary to grow exceptional plants. Unless you like pissing your money away.

Dyno-Gro is not organic & I don't really care about that Botanicare costs slightly less but seems to be half as strong except for their silica line I think, so Dyno-Gro wins IMO.
Botanicare's "Sweet" supplements are especially silly ass BTW.

 

[Kanzeon]

I copied as well about 8 months ago and haven’t looked back I’m happy with the pbpg product and the results I’m just not a Monsanto fan

I know! It's the worstttttt. Thanks, predatory capitalism.

 

[TheBioMaster]

I dunno, like its the plant supplement equivalent of homeopathy I suppose.

I gotcha....had to re-read the post.

I tried Karma in RDWC about 100 years ago......it didn't work well. But then again I know farmers who swear by the stuff!

 

[Glassdub]

I gotcha....had to re-read the post.

I tried Karma in RDWC about 100 years ago......it didn't work well. But then again I know farmers who swear by the stuff!

He detailed it on here, probably as controversial as flushing but it is what it is.

Humus Does not Exist - Says New Study

Humus is gold to a gardener and considered important to soil building. A new study breaks all of you ideas about humus and shows that it does not exist.

www.gardenmyths.com

 

[MIMedGrower]

I'm pretty sure Dyno-Grow is not organic, and the Botanicare Pure Blend Pro is (at least 99%). Liquid Karma has these ingredients:

INGREDIENTS: Dolomite, potassium carbonate, fish meal, sea weed extract, magnesium sulfate, humic acid (derived fro leonardite shale), water soluble vitamins.

Much of the Pure Blend Pro line already includes some/most of the nutrients i.e. fish meal, humic acid, etc. that are in L.K. There are differences in the grow vs. the bloom a bit, but essentially- Liquid Karma doesn't add any value IMO. Same thing with the Pure Blend Tea- another item that includes most of the same ingredients as the others.

If you are using their Pure Blend Pro line, just add their Cal/Mag- and nothing else should be necessary to grow exceptional plants. Unless you like pissing your money away.

Never needed cal mag with pure blend pro and ocean forest or pro mix and tap water from 2 different houses with about 150 ppm total mineral content.

 

[MIMedGrower]

I gotcha....had to re-read the post.

I tried Karma in RDWC about 100 years ago......it didn't work well. But then again I know farmers who swear by the stuff!

I dont know what its supposed to do in water culture except add minerals and nutrients. And some aminos and vitamins i believe.

Its really a soil conditioner.

 

[sshz]

I use a reverse osmosis device and you definitely need to add Cal/Mag with every watering...............

 

[Glassdub]

I dont know what its supposed to do in water culture except add minerals and nutrients. And some aminos and vitamins i believe.

Its really a soil conditioner.

" Liquid karma formulated by a Ph.D. plant physiologist this bio-catalyst plant stimulant has active organic compound not found in regular plant foods or supplements. These compound act as regulatory signals, activators or catalysts producing synchronized and accelerated growth under all conditions."
Or so they say but I'm skeptical.