sorry never thanked you for this info. i appreciate it a ton.
let me make sure i got the list right here.
-Molasses
-a Hygrozyme equivalent
-Budswell (is this the brand or any kind of PK booster)
-Then silica, which can be added to the soil or as a liquid feed?
-Then the maxicrop or nitrozyme for foliar feed. do i ONLY foliar with this?
and one thing im confused about the teas is that all you use to feed or do you feed from bottles too? seems like your really need to know what your doing to make a tea that can support your plant solely.
ill take a look at that forum but im intimidated, saving money sounds good though.
Your welcome. I should have also mentioned just sticking with canna. Looking forward to seeing how the biocanna works for you. I got a friend that uses canna and is loving it.
The choices really depend more on if you want to try and stay as 100% organic as possible or not.
Don't let the teas intimidate you. Some thing like budswell and molasses can be used in a tea or alone. (Basically you mix up a batch of nutes but then add a air stone to it, then let it site for a few days)
Unsulphured blackstrap molasses. Note the name. Has micro nutrients in it as well sugars. Add to a tea or water 1x a week. Grandma's, Brer Rabbit, Plantation are afew brands that are in the supermarket by the syrup or in baking goods.feeds the soil and also provides some micro nutrients.
hygrozyme yes.
Budswell is one brand of bat guano for flowering
Here is what it looks like.
http://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Budswell-Gallon/dp/B0001WV6KU
There are other brands as well. Just giving the basic info rather than information overload. You can use that to try and stay organic based.
Silica can be done either way. Purchased as a additive or added to the soil. Some soil/soiless mixtures may already have silica in it.
You can use the nitrozyme or maxicrop in the res if you like. nitrozyme is expensive and Lasts alot longer and seem to be effective via foliar. note it is strong alittle goes along way. Schmoe turned me on to that one.
Nitrozyme is a seaweed/kelp product. Maxicrop/kelpak/nitrozyme are just different brands of products that contain Ascophyllum nodosum. fancy word for seaweed/kelp.
1x a week works good or after taking cuttings or transplanting. I find it gives the plant a boost.
Stop foliar sprays by week 3 of flower. You can keep it simple and not do any foliar sprays. It is nice to see the difference and decide for yourself.
You can feed with teas only or combine them with bottled nutrients. Yes can take more experience and learning but you will save $$ in the end.
Is worth a read where he explains the teas and what he uses.
If you got the $$, and since you already invested in canna. You can keep it simple and just get run the bioboost by canna. Then you can do a foliar if you like.
Did not want to make this difficult just let you know the other organic options.
Run the entire canna lineup and you covered. I would add cal mg because of r/o water.
whole. canna lineup not 100% organic
bioflower veg/flora + bioboost + cannazyme + rhizotonic + canna pk boost.
bioflower veg/flora + bioboost. all organic.
Hope that helps.
Subbed, to get some construction tips for the room I'm building.
Wish I could help you out with the white stuff at the bottom of your pots, but I don't know soil even a little bit - that being said, I don't believe it's a good thing and almost looks like some type of fungus.
Anyhow, keep up the good work.
And thats only ur first grow.
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