ChalkyWhite
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Cap do you have an email I can contact you about a private matter
I'm working on memory here, but IIRC, you don't have to get it approved because it doesn't have anything in it that's controlled by the EPA or other agencies. No? In other words, if I were to use it on my organic veggies, I don't have to report its use to CACASA. Same with any of the SNS formulations, same with isopropyl alcohol, there are a few products that I don't have to report at all.Not OMRI listed. They are IMHO pretty damn organic though. Microbes and silica talc. that's it.
As a food producer I have to report what I use on the foods I produce to the county, who reports that to the state. I simply have to log what was used, on what crops, and when (literally time of day, not just date). Some things I don't have to report, like I said if I use isopropyl alcohol or rosemary essential oil--they're not controlled by the EPA and therefore I don't have to report their use. I also don't have to report use of AACTs or other microbe injections unless I'm using a (n organic) pesticide. EG DiPel, is controlled and regulated by the EPA, and therefore by the state and therefore by the county, so I have to report when I've used that and on what. IIRC, I don't have to report when I use JMS, even though it has pesticidal and fungicidal actions.
CACASA is CalAg Permites or some shit like that. I don't remember what the acronym stands for, I admit it.
Howdy Cap or anyone else that can help.
Is there a link handy to anywhere that explains your packs in terms for retarded people like myself? My experience so far is using basic canna nutes and some enzymes. I dont know where to start looking at bennies? What they are needed for? People use the term tea all the time...?
Basically I want to know the stuff stupid newbs ask.
Apologies for jacking thread.
Hey Cap, I was wondering if when watering in the root pack, it's best to water until runoff or just inoculate the soil with it?
Thanks for the response Cap. I was also wondering if I just plan on mixing the root pack with plain water (30 ppm tap), whether PHing is necessary or recommended?
You may pH the water to what your plants like prior to adding the packs.
Why prior to adding the root packs? Wouldn't it make sense to adjust after you've added the last ingredient?
I didn't see Broad Mites in the list of pest's controlled. I know I've had a positive experience in the past using you're packs against them. Is there a reason you left them out cap?
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