1/2man1/2amazin
Member
I dont wanna OD and put extra if it does 
-
As of today ICMag has his own Discord server. In this Discord server you can chat, talk with eachother, listen to music, share stories and pictures...and much more. Join now and let's grow together! Join ICMag Discord here! More details in this thread here: here.
does ocean forest have magnesium at all?
- Thread starter 1/2man1/2amazin
- Start date
Castings do
Castings do
From Fox Farm website:
Ocean Forest Potting Soil contains earthworm castings, bat guano, and micronutrients. It is light in texture and well aerated...a premium blend of good things from the earth and the sea.
From Midwest hydroponics website:
A rich, odorless, all natural organic product which is extremely cost effective to use because using just a little achieves big results. Castings provide a concentrated source of calcium, magnesium, and nitrogen.
I couldn't find any level quantities, but hope this helps.
Castings do
From Fox Farm website:
Ocean Forest Potting Soil contains earthworm castings, bat guano, and micronutrients. It is light in texture and well aerated...a premium blend of good things from the earth and the sea.
From Midwest hydroponics website:
A rich, odorless, all natural organic product which is extremely cost effective to use because using just a little achieves big results. Castings provide a concentrated source of calcium, magnesium, and nitrogen.
I couldn't find any level quantities, but hope this helps.
allmanbroskif
Member
i alway add extra castings and perlite when i use to use ocean forest
1/2man1/2amazin
Member
I have perlite in there already so i'll lite dose some epsom foliar feed
thanks
thanks
Barn Owl
Active member
Hi,
Watch out for OF on seedlings and light feeders. It is overall, great shit, but it is potent soil. I have burned seedlings in it and had one light feeder, downward claw from the large amount of N. Heavy indica feeders do very well in it if planted in it two weeks after germ.
Watch out for OF on seedlings and light feeders. It is overall, great shit, but it is potent soil. I have burned seedlings in it and had one light feeder, downward claw from the large amount of N. Heavy indica feeders do very well in it if planted in it two weeks after germ.
