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..so they get a full 3 weeks plain water?Watered in HH at 30 ml per gallon, Aphrodites Extract at 15 ml per, and Sea Green .5 ml per yesterday... 3-4 hours later my house stunk so bad, I had to close all the doors and windows. I'm sold. 20 days left.
Thinking 3 more similar feeds.. Outside temps are up in CA and so are my room temps. I think that combined with the health of my roots from those products are making them drink more/faster, the beds are almost dry today. 3 more feeds with this stuff then some REALLY heavy plain waterings...so they get a full 3 weeks plain water?
Just hung a room using 40 mil's (full shot glass)per 5 then plain water for right around 3 weeks ..on a big feeder.
Keep us updated!
Just got a bottle of HH yesterday and wow...that stuff smells like chewing gum! :hungry:Watered in HH at 30 ml per gallon, Aphrodites Extract at 15 ml per, and Sea Green .5 ml per yesterday... 3-4 hours later my house stunk so bad, I had to close all the doors and windows. I'm sold. 20 days left.
The Aphrodites smells even better...lol Fructose and Sucrose...Just got a bottle of HH yesterday and wow...that stuff smells like chewing gum! :hungry:
Hope the NOTG aren't too pissed about all th samples they are getting hit up for. I would think they would wanna get the product out there though.
Just got a bottle of HH yesterday and wow...that stuff smells like chewing gum! :hungry:
I think it's mint extract...sunleaves liquid guano and a few others are exactly the same. It's usually a bad thing when nute companies deodorize their products..but maybe the mint is a safer alternative.
I've read tons of organic gardening articles, books etc. It was(is) common to find products like fishmeal on the shelves with some sort of commercial deodorizer in them..why they are inferior to raw products, I don't have a solid answer. My guess is that they are unnatural and interfere with the functionality of whatever product we're dealing with.bad how. what does something like that mean in your experience?
I'd say they're about as organic as they come, as far as bottled nutes. Granted every Nute company has some secret proprietary blend to give them an edge..but as far as I can tell they seem very legit. Also, "organic" is a broad term that can be used to describe just about any product derived from a natural source. CA, for instance, has a pretty strict guideline on what can be considered "organic" fertilizer. A lot of times they will consider the process of how a material has been handled and the impact on the environment and deny it based on processing and not actual ingredients...or a product might be an organic salt, one that you would consider a "chem" type nutrient and still be called "organic".my only thoughts, and granted I don't have a ton of experience here, was these nutes weren't organic with the chelating going on and what not. I never thought these were "organic" nutes, just based on a more organic way of delivering nutes?
oh..ok. well the mint doesn't bother me at all. These guys are based from Harvest Moon..an old OR based small-batch company that was very conscientious about their practices. I highly doubt they would sell off to someone that would make them look bad fwiw.I don't know, for a minute you sounded like a skeptic with the mint extrac thing. So it threw me off. I'm really just trying to pick your brain.
Every bottle I got has that odor mixed in with the normal nutes odor, i wonder if its the calcium?
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