its more of a ingredient that allows your plants to handle the feeding's without any leaf burn or chemical issue's than a bud inhanser .... someone correct me if I am incorrect as I am half way threw my first run with it and have not one burnt or poor looking leaf on any plants .....Can anyone report any changes in yield? I can't wait to try this stuff next grow!!
Perhaps you need glasses Soser:)its more of a ingredient that allows your plants to handle the feeding's without any leaf burn or chemical issue's than a bud inhanser .... someone correct me if I am incorrect as I am half way threw my first run with it and have not one burnt or poor looking leaf on any plants .....
Can anyone report any changes in yield? I can't wait to try this stuff next grow!!
outwest I add the foliar and root pack when I begin brewing but I add the nute pack the last hour of the brew. Adding it earlier was really increasing the number of ciliates in my tea,especially during warmer months and I was becoming concerned it was on the verge of becoming anaerobic.......Is should add that I did not run sea green last time, but fed heavy microbe doses and my plants were shining. This run sea green was added to the mix, not noticing anything extra per se, but the plants are raging with health.
Waayne, why do you add the cap's at the end? I add my insect frass at the end of my brew.
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Can anyone report any changes in yield? I can't wait to try this stuff next grow!!
I 'm thinking your correct just like humans if we eat more we get fatter , just don't eat to much or everyone will call you a fat ass...... lolI was just thinking that if the plant is eating more, then it might weigh more in the end. But it's just a thought. My nute lineup is pretty good right now and I'm just excited to see what the seagreen will do for my girls. here's a few bud pics from my last grow. .
.Ooohhh.. I have a real problem, then. It seems like almost everything I eat turns to shit.
Blue dream??
I was just thinking that if the plant is eating more, then it might weigh more in the end. But it's just a thought. My nute lineup is pretty good right now and I'm just excited to see what the seagreen will do for my girls. here's a few bud pics from my last grow. .
I always shake it up surfr:)and yeah it can be a little messyIt doesn't say on the bottle, but does this stuff need to be shaken up before used? cause if you do shake it, get ready for an eruption lol...
Is it like Floranova Bloom and you'd better be sure to be wearing matching clothes (matching the fert) when you open it up? That stuff can be used to stain floors, make tie-dye the wrong way, all kinds of bad things.
outwest I add the foliar and root pack when I begin brewing but I add the nute pack the last hour of the brew. Adding it earlier was really increasing the number of ciliates in my tea,especially during warmer months and I was becoming concerned it was on the verge of becoming anaerobic.......
My understanding is the nute pack does not need to be brewed that long to be effective
Thanks, Waayne. . .Here's my Snowcap day 28. . . Top fed super soil at the beginning of flower, then teas all the way to harvest. I too add SeaGreen after the brew. . .as well as Guano and Insect Frass. The ladies are happy.
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snocap!!??
That brings back memories of the UMCC>
notoriously heavy feeder myself and always results in some kind of leaf damage but I have noticed with sea green every leaf is picture perfect, so just that fact alone will keep it in my garden and I love to shake the bottle until it becomes a full gallon even know there is still some empty space on top, then open and foam erupts but I usually make several days worth of feed at a time and as Waayne stated it will settled down after sitting awhile...... peace soserIts hard for me to say if im seeing a real "difference" using sea green as the 1st round i started using it i also completely switched nute lines, mediums, and all new genetics. However, i am a notoriously heavy feeder and the girls are taking it like champs and so far i only use .5ml-1ml/ gal. This round which just flipped im going to increase the sea green to 1.5-2ml/gal and see how she goes. At this point in time i also plan on keeping SG around in my garden. GREAT thread and as always AMAZING plants Waayne. Peace brothers and sisters! Motiv
There's no hijacking here outwest:)Not to hijack your thread, Waayne, but this cut is under debate locally. Circulates in clubs as both snowcap and durban. The guy who gave me the cut swears it's Durban. Either way it's dank and the aroma and flavor are unmistakable.
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