funkymonkey
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Two or three other people bought their Humic/Fulvic/Seaweed/Amino powder blend after my recommendation and two of them tell me it had made a 'night and day' difference to the vegging plants they have used it on, in particular no deficiencies and dark green glossy foliage, so that fits with what I've seen from using it. For the price it's definitely worth trying, consider that a commercial humic product like Grandma Enggy's H-1 is only 2.62% leonardite and 97.38% water and you see how highly diluted and overpriced these products are. A pound of humic acid (leonardite powder) is 12 bucks from brandmel and that's 454g. That's enough to make 173 litres of Grandma's H-1 Humic, just provide your own water! By my maths, that means you can make a litre of H-1 for 7c plus a bottle and water, and I think H-1 Humic is about 60 bucks a litre, so it really doesn't make sense to buy highly dilute liquid humic products when you can buy the raw powder so cheap.
The old AN Big Bid powder was 0-15-40 plus aminos, it was great stuff, one of the few additives that really did something worthwhile. To copy it, you just need the powdered aminos from brandmel and two common salts - mono potassium phosphate and potassium sulphate (sulphate of potash) which are available everywhere for a few bucks a pound, in the UK I paid 3.99ukp for 800g of sulphate of potash in my local garden centre.
The old AN Big Bid powder was 0-15-40 plus aminos, it was great stuff, one of the few additives that really did something worthwhile. To copy it, you just need the powdered aminos from brandmel and two common salts - mono potassium phosphate and potassium sulphate (sulphate of potash) which are available everywhere for a few bucks a pound, in the UK I paid 3.99ukp for 800g of sulphate of potash in my local garden centre.