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I wanna try going organic but limited supply

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Hey hey,

So were i live things are somewhat limited. Here is what I can access;

Dr. Earth Home Grown
Dr. Earth Flower Girl
Bat Guano
Worm Casting
Great White
Soluble Seaweed

Do you guys think I would be defincent in any particular nutrient or would this be good to go?
Thanks!
 
I buddy of mine from the UK grows in straight worm castings. He cuts the top and bottom of the bag open and plants his clones on the top. His are all gorilla grows.
 
Hey hey,

So were i live things are somewhat limited. Here is what I can access;

Dr. Earth Home Grown
Dr. Earth Flower Girl
Bat Guano
Worm Casting
Great White
Soluble Seaweed

Do you guys think I would be defincent in any particular nutrient or would this be good to go?
Thanks!
Do you have access to mushroom compost? Most gardening stores carry it. Add some black strap molasses, some organic perlite and some kelp and you are good to go! Hit me up if I can help.
 
Hey hey,

So were i live things are somewhat limited. Here is what I can access;

Dr. Earth Home Grown
Dr. Earth Flower Girl
Bat Guano
Worm Casting
Great White
Soluble Seaweed

Do you guys think I would be defincent in any particular nutrient or would this be good to go?
Thanks!
It's a little peculiar that you have access to bat guano but not to basic ingredients such as plain (cow/chicken) compost, perlite/vermiculite, peat etc. If I look at myself when I got started, I thought I didn't have access to many things but truth is I just didn't know what to look for, and my country really is behind on organic ag. Having said that I think you have more than enough to start with. Work more on soil composition, brew some ACT and your good.

this is how I got started with organics, I was a total noob but I got some good advice from some great growers which I'll never forget, I really miss some of them. Sorry for the sentiment. Anyways that was almost a decade ago but this thread has allot of usefull info for someone that is getting started. Good luck.

 
It's a little peculiar that you have access to bat guano but not to basic ingredients such as plain (cow/chicken) compost, perlite/vermiculite, peat etc. If I look at myself when I got started, I thought I didn't have access to many things but truth is I just didn't know what to look for, and my country really is behind on organic ag. Having said that I think you have more than enough to start with. Work more on soil composition, brew some ACT and your good.

this is how I got started with organics, I was a total noob but I got some good advice from some great growers which I'll never forget, I really miss some of them. Sorry for the sentiment. Anyways that was almost a decade ago but this thread has allot of usefull info for someone that is getting started. Good luck.


I think your right. Not exactly sure what to look for but I’ll keep reading a long. A lot of packaging here doesn't have NPK labels. Throws me off a bit.
Im new to organics and i have been reading as much as I can.
I was hoping to go with something easier like a gaia green were were its is more of a plug and play, but I don’t mind spending a little more time finding individual ingredients.
I could get some things. Like foxfam soil but it is like 90 dollars a 2 quart bag.

i noticed manure and composts. Also I did see chicken poop.

im actually making some fpj(fermented plant juice) and ffj(fermented fruit juice) at the moment

I guess i was asking for some suggestions that i could potentially look for and see if they are here.
 
Do you have access to mushroom compost? Most gardening stores carry it. Add some black strap molasses, some organic perlite and some kelp and you are good to go! Hit me up if I can help.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will check to see.
 
Bedding that was used for Guinee pig or other pet rodent makes excellent start to build a soil. Dry leaves, straw, etc. add some worm castings and some perlite and viola! soil!
 
Hey hey,

So were i live things are somewhat limited. Here is what I can access;

Dr. Earth Home Grown
Dr. Earth Flower Girl
Bat Guano
Worm Casting
Great White
Soluble Seaweed

Do you guys think I would be defincent in any particular nutrient or would this be good to go?
Thanks!
Organic cannabis plants get everything they need to develop to their highest potential. ... While not viewed as crucial, nutrients that can contribute to plant growth but aren't usually found in commercial fertilizers include sodium, cobalt, chlorine, and nickel.
 
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