Delerium
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@Delerium Sulfur will inhibit the growth of all fungi, so yes if you are doing sulfur burns you should wait a week so after using sulfer, and a week after using bennies to reapply sulfur.
Walls have all been cleaned no sulphur or anything.
Crown fed my UC with Root Pack, then foliared the plants and room walls and equipment.
Recommend bleaching the walls at the end of the run and reapply the foliar to the equipment and walls floors, or is reapplying the foliar without disinfecting the room acceptable?
lol..Right on Cap. I knew that..So when you mix the bennies in water or nute solution,l or tea, you are going to have a bit of talc swirling around. What happens when you do not let the solution settle prior to watering, is you water in all the talc. The talc then creates a hard pan on the soil surface (especially in potted plants). This is bad for drainage. That is the only thing it is bad for.
SO you want to let the solution/tea/water settle for 3-5 minutes, then pour the liquid out, leaving the majority of the talc carrier in a sludge at the bottom of the container. The rinse that out and pour it in the toilet or the grass or wherever.
lol..Right on Cap. I knew that..
But I didnt know that the 1st time i sprayed the foilair .:banghead: made a mess!..lol
been doing it that way since..But its good to have that info up for others
But, when I make Worm casting ACT tea for watering into the soil...I have been leaving the talc (along with the worm castings) The Talc is spread out pretty good though:)
When I transplant, I like to dust roots with Azos..and put a little in the pot too.
I was thinking I could use the Your Biowar roots the same way..
But now, I thinking, I better not. Im just going to use the roots for ACT teas
Great Stuff Cap!
@Capulator
Walls have all been cleaned no sulphur or anything.
Crown fed my UC with Root Pack, then foliared the plants and room walls and equipment.
Do you recommend bleaching the walls at the end of the run and reapply the foliar to the equipment and walls floors, or is reapplying the foliar without disinfecting the room acceptable?
I have a few questions about the Foliar pack.
Can it be used as a root drench to prevent bugs?
Does it need to be brewed? Or can it just be mixed with water and sprayed?
When the silica Talc dries, does it create dust that is dangerous for your lungs?
foliar pack yes is for bugs as a spray or drench. Comparable to met52, botaniguard, gognats, microbelife photosynth and nofly... but all in one product.
It can be mixed with just water (non/dechlorinated)and sprayed. Let the talc carrier settle out for 3-5 minutes and pour the liquid off the top in to the sprayer or on to substrate to avoid talc carrier.
If the talc is totally dry then yes it can be harmful to your lungs if you inhale it. It comes with 10% moisture so it should not be an issue.
Thanks. I have one more. Would a wetting agent (Yucca organic)improve the foliar pack if sprayed? Or is it good to go without it?
That stuff you use is super concentrated. I'm sure it would last a long time. I might try the pint. I use Humboldt Sticky, it works great but you need to use a lot of it.
Is Yucca also a good food source for bene's?I use yucca all the time its the best wetting agent.
http://www.groworganic.com/therm-x70-yucca-extract-gallon.html
^^ this stuff is awesome FWIW.
Is Yucca also a good food source for bene's?
Yucca itself has good sugar structures so it may very well be a food source...Is Yucca also a good food source for bene's?
I was expecting OGBiowar to be a Ziploc bag full of talc and spores, with a black and white sticker printed on a computer. Nope, straight pro foil package with instructions! It can be resealed too!
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