Venom818
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dam ninja how much more up a notch do you need ;), ill try that yellow bottle out i have sea green but im running out so ill give that yellow bottle, thnx
@Venom818 yes sir, I just started using it not to long ago it is good shit Maynard, so is the yellow bottles, I think the yellow bottle might be a little better NPK for the flowering phase of the grow cycle, I'm using it now also, and the yellow bottle sea fuel is way cheaper then sea green:), I'm also using another yellow bottle product that I'm really excited about that I think if used properly will be the next KICK IT UP A NOTCH so to speak lol............GM
Ive heard Sea Green is just a mix of fish hydrolysate, humate and yucca.. You can make your own for wayy cheaper..
Ive been mixing my own now for about a month and its like Sea Green on roids..! ~ODB~
Ya I know, I dont know why they would print that after they tell u to use 1mil per liter it dont make sense to me...........GM
So you deconcocted from the MSDS? ;)Ive heard Sea Green is just a mix of fish hydrolysate, humate and yucca.. You can make your own for wayy cheaper..
Ive been mixing my own now for about a month and its like Sea Green on roids..! ~ODB~
That's why I haven't gotten any. I'm looking for my organic certification, and maybe someday it'll be possible for cannabis too, so...i just got 3 samples of the primordial solutions. Straight from the maker/owner. He made it sound like its just a bunch of microbes. Havent even looked at the literature yet . He also said they dont have to list several of the ingredients . I thought that was a little fishy . I like to keep things strictly organic so im a bit skeptical . seems like you guys are liking the results
I use Sea Green as my wetting agent @oscar169 ... dried chunks of promix get hit with it immediately (2ml/gal) before any other mixing happens. Yucca is a natural surfactant
I don't know if it will have any neg interactions with the coco wet tho - gut says they should play fine together
if im not mistaken horse chestnuts have more of a sapponin content than yucca, fwiw ftw :)
that was the first thing i looked into. def more expensive lest it has more of a markup then seagreen then it could be cheaper on the wholesale level of which im privileged to get.@GrowMaster - the yellow bottle has an application rate that is 60x that of sea green. 60ml/g vs 1ml/g. So, Sea Green is in fact cheaper.
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