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Sea Solids make plants EXPLODE in hydro!!
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was it drgreenthumb's chemdog 4?
Thank you thank you thank you =)
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Very cool, thank you, i just ordered what osirica is using, ill use it for this run and switch to gropal for the next one. I just wonder what the cost difference is, gropal would definately be better for growing in rockwool imo
Edit: Woah, after looking up gropal, id need a gallon of solution for every 30 gallon rezzy, give or take, thats $60 a rezzy, compared to the $1 or so using osiricas salt or sea-90 ><
I am using the seamineral's as a foliar spray. Only 2-4 applications per run are recommended.
Thanks for the cost analysis! I got a free sample of the gropal so giving it a shot. Way cheaper than agricultural organics sea minerals, but not nearly as good (cost per application) as the alternatives. I compared the products (read labels/analysis) and looked at which had the lowest sodium.
good growing
Thanks for the cost analysis! I got a free sample of the gropal so giving it a shot. Way cheaper than agricultural organics sea minerals, but not nearly as good (cost per application) as the alternatives. I compared the products (read labels/analysis) and looked at which had the lowest sodium.
good growing
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Its definitively great as a foliar, greens defecient plants up as well as kills powdery mildew and certain pests
Hey Osirica, how much sea kelp is in it? Do you see a noticible difference in stretch during veg vs sea-90 or other salts without the seaweed? My only concern is that seakelp supposedly delays flower maturation during bloom, and was wondering if it might cause the same issue. Thank you!
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Señor Chang
Osirica, how are you flushing when you run coco?
osirica420
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osirica420
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no special way bro just make sure the ppm goes down to baseline in run off
will say one thing though make sure you never compress it on purpose keep it airy...
hey guys,
I'm from the UK and I have just recently found out about Ormus (M-sate) materials and Sea-crop. I have some on the way over to me now.
I was wondering if anyone had used this in Organic Hydro before with success???
I am using GH Biosevia range in a dripper fed hempy bucket filled with 100% fytocell.
i would assume yes, but I have read form other Biosevia users that the nutrients tend to react with anything that is not in the Biosevia range.
Cheers
Budrot!
I'm from the UK and I have just recently found out about Ormus (M-sate) materials and Sea-crop. I have some on the way over to me now.
I was wondering if anyone had used this in Organic Hydro before with success???
I am using GH Biosevia range in a dripper fed hempy bucket filled with 100% fytocell.
i would assume yes, but I have read form other Biosevia users that the nutrients tend to react with anything that is not in the Biosevia range.
Cheers
Budrot!
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Señor Chang
Thanks Osirica!
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Mountain
Out of curiosity did you buy that stuff from the manufacturer in the US or the Immutin peeps in the Netherlands?
M
Mountain
The Dutch stuff is the same shit. There is no difference between Immutin and the Se.a.-cro.p stuff you got direct. It's the same stuff bro.
From what I can see the peeps in this thread are all about using sea salt/sea solids which is not what you bought.
Hey dude,
Do you know anywhere with any info on using Sea-crop in Hydro systems and using with Bioponics etc and soil!! ?
cheers
BR
M
Mountain
When you get to 50 posts PM me so get cranking.
ganjasuiteseat
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sup wit the secret aare yall prez or something
