Cultured biologix

[HalfArsedFarmer]

Has anyone any experience of the line?
Looks like US only at the moment.

Listened to the creator of the line on a show and I'm interested.

 

[Creeperpark]

Theres new stuff hitting the market every day and its hard to keep up with all of it. Maybe you can try some and give us a report so we can find out.

 

[HalfArsedFarmer]

Sadly I'm not in a country where it can be purchased.

 

[Dr.Dutch]

The veg fertilizer has already too much P (8-5-6) and than they have a bloom fertilizer with even more P (2-9-6). And no, that's not enough P, to get even more unnecessary phosphorus you can of course buy a PK booster.
Just a copy of any other hydro store fertilizer I would say.

 

[Creeperpark]

Thanks, Dr.Dutch, you are sure right because a plant only needs the basic nutrients found in all the fertilizers. All of those pretty marketing labels and clever words that say they are special is a bunch of bullcrap. Don't buy that crap about one complete fertilizer being better than another complete fertilizer because they are all the same when it comes to what the plants take in.

 

[mean mr.mustard]

The veg fertilizer has already too much P (8-5-6) and than they have a bloom fertilizer with even more P (2-9-6). And no, that's not enough P, to get even more unnecessary phosphorus you can of course buy a PK booster.
Just a copy of any other hydro store fertilizer I would say.

Yup. Because none of those work... that's why they are for sale at the store.

Those numbers don't cause fear or rage in me...

Phosphorus is pretty important for you and I as well as plants....

Who didn't poop in your tea?

 

[Dr.Dutch]

Yup. Because none of those work... that's why they are for sale at the store.

Well, all fertilizers in the Hydro store are there to make money. Look at how cheap the ingredients are and what the manufacturers charge for the bottles.
If a new manufacturer with new products would at least stick to new research, then that would make sense.
But as I said, that is just a copy of AN, Hesi, Canna, etc..

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Plants can't read.

They want the same things no matter which research is selling what.

That 2-9-6 would work for veg or flower.

 

[Dr.Dutch]

That 2-9-6 would work for veg or flower.

Oh, this the phosphorus value is really bad. We now have reliable sources that, in my opinion, clearly show that all hydro store fertilizers contain too much phosphorus and that PK boosters are ineffective.

Hemp Leaf Tissue Nutrient Ranges: Refinement of Reference Standards for Floral Hemp | NC State Extension Publications

As a newly legal crop, little information exists about optimum nutrient levels in hemp. This publication provides additional information on hemp leaf tissue nutrient ranges from a survey conducted between 2017 and 2020.

content.ces.ncsu.edu

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/364347275_Sustainable_Cannabis_Nutrition_Elevated_root-zone_phosphorus_significantly_increases_leachate_P_and_does_not_improve_yield_or_quality

In the second study, you can examine the exact nutrient content in leaves and flowers. It also specifically investigated the effects of higher phosphorus levels.

This practice is also harmful to the environment. Bugbee explains that in this video as well.
The excess phosphorus ends up somewhere, whether it's wasted through drainage and sewage systems or remains in the substrate, which is then disposed of as waste. In the chapter "Synthetic vs. Organic," he explains it.

Phosphorus - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Swing and a miss.

Phosphorus is a primary nutrient for plants.

Not everyone grows in soil.