Primordial Solutions Sea Green

Joseph29 · Apr 17, 2013

I've been using sea green for 3 weeks now and don't really notice anything out of the ordinary. I was using it at 2ml per gallon for 2 weeks, then lowered the dose to 1ml per gal and didnt see any difference. I should note that I'm using synthetics.

waayne · Apr 17, 2013

Joseph29 said:
I've been using sea green for 3 weeks now and don't really notice anything out of the ordinary. I was using it at 2ml per gallon for 2 weeks, then lowered the dose to 1ml per gal and didnt see any difference. I should note that I'm using synthetics.

Joseph my organically grown soil plants seem to like it quite a bit:)

Personally if I was growing with synthetics I probably wouldn't spend the $$ on it......
The microherd and synthetics don't usually get along too well

Most of the growers I see that have the most positive results with Sea Green are growing organically......

Joseph29 · Apr 17, 2013

From what I've heard, sea green mainly helps with salt lockout issues when used with synthetics. But I already use drip clean for that. However, as crazy as this may sound, ill still continue to use it at 15 drops per gallon just because I feel better off with it vs without.lol

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

waayne said:
Joseph my organically grown soil plants seem to like it quite a bit:)

Personally if I was growing with synthetics I probably wouldn't spend the $$ on it......
The microherd and synthetics don't usually get along too well

Most of the growers I see that have the most positive results with Sea Green are growing organically......

I agree BuT sea green was formulated to breakdown salts into a useable form synthetics are salts usually and someone mentioned it was similar to DripClean created to keep irrigation clear FWIW

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

And Wayne I just use drops and noticed improvement but the couple experiments I used 2ml was no better than the drops I have a feeling that were noticing the surfactant action

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

My test consist of control group and experimental only one change at a time and I measure water uptake over three days along with color shade leaf shape feel of leaf surface amount of new growth etc

Joseph29 · Apr 17, 2013

I can afford to use sea green at 15 drops per gallon. And on top of that I use 8 drops per gallon of drip clean. my plants are happy, so I'm happy.

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

You know when I used drip clean I only used it to clean hydro parts and I wouldn't rinse and would see a difference in positive ways but every test I did it didn't not have a parallel effect of more is better

waayne · Apr 17, 2013

caveman4.20 said:
I agree BuT sea green was formulated to breakdown salts into a useable form synthetics are salts usually and someone mentioned it was similar to DripClean created to keep irrigation clear FWIW

caveman I spent some time in Arcata talking to the kind folks at Beneficial Biologics and they were telling me about the great results using Sea Green in conventional agriculture.
IE: strawberries, and I definitely believe it will help breakdown salts........

My understanding of this product, and In my own experience using this product on Cannabis, I still tend to believe one will see the most benefit when using organic methods.........

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

It's nice to get that experience cool. I use it organically but can't use that much because its for indoor and that shit smells like the best catfish bait I've used lol

Joseph29 · Apr 17, 2013

caveman4.20 said:
It's nice to get that experience cool. I use it organically but can't use that much because its for indoor and that shit smells like the best catfish bait I've used lol

Hmm. The sea green doesn't smell bad at all to me.

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

Please tell me your lying mine smells like str8 stink bait for catfish like some written chumm Bait

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

Rotten

The Krinken · Apr 17, 2013

no caveman - sea green does not smell good and if you pour it down your drain in your sink, it'll stink for a while too lol

thanks for the responses :D

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

Probably help the septic break down stuff lol

soserthc1 · Apr 17, 2013

If your plant already look fine , your not gonna notice much difference in sea green and congrads to you , You must be dialed in then but coming from someone who had an occasional over dose of something and caused a few bad looking leaves to using sea green and never having any issues . I will always use the product as it imho...... helps your plant only take in the right nutrients , i wanna say .......

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

Crowded not enough light and not cleaned up too much... Looking for something that grows well in crowded weak lit canopies

caveman4.20 · Apr 17, 2013

Without growing nanners no nanners so far

The Krinken · Apr 18, 2013

get all that garbage off the bottom of those plants - you're gonna end up with larf and fluff up top if u don't

baba G · Apr 18, 2013

Joseph29 said:
Hmm. The sea green doesn't smell bad at all to me.

It's got a real nice rich anchovy smell, I kinda like it...

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