The growing large plants, outdoors, thread...

[FatherEarth]

Although using Ca 25 without enough battery in your soil will make your plant show deficiencies quickly. Ive seen it happen.. You have to follow up with a full spectrum nutrient drench or foliar if your soil isnt dialed. Ca25 makes your plants like hungry teenagers with the munchies.
They will eat you out of house and home.


FE

 

[CaliGabe]

Ca25 makes your plants like hungry teenagers with the munchies. They will eat you out of house and home.

I think mainly because of the triacontanol yet maybe I'm wrong.

 

[Cep]

I called the Ca25 people and two of their employees said it had NO triacontanol!? One was a managerial and the other was an old lady who had to ask someone else… I was calling for pricing and decided not to get it over albion's metalosate and that old lady called me three times leaving viocemails asking if I wanted to place an order haha, so pushy.

 

[CaliGabe]

I called the Ca25 people and two of their employees said it had NO triacontanol!? One was a managerial and the other was an old lady who had to ask someone else… I was calling for pricing and decided not to get it over albion's metalosate and that old lady called me three times leaving viocemails asking if I wanted to place an order haha, so pushy.

So then what actually is Ca25?

Anyway regarding AEA I'm sorry I thought Kempf was anyone that knew anything and then twisted Milkyjoe and Cep's arms to get them involved in AEA's canna program. What was I thinking? . Yeah and Bruce Tainio is, was actually, a dork also

 

[Backyard Farmer]

If you read the patent that they filed for CA25 you'll see it on fact does have TRIA in it. Milky posted the link to it a few hundred pages ago.

 

[FatherEarth]

I have no problem with triacontanol especially how the TRIA in Ca25 is from natural sources. So they use acetone to make it soluble in water... Stuff is off the hook every time. Ive had the same bottle going on 3 years. I stick to organics as much as possible but Im not against using things that work just because they arent organic. The organic label means very little anymore. If it doesnt harm the environment, or human health I can live with that. Look at a product thoroughly and evaluate for yourself. The organic stamp makes many ppl trust without looking twice...


Respect,

FE

 

[FatherEarth]

Discussed here

 

[milkyjoe]

The grows I look forward to seeing are the ones using the turkey diestel compost. Good clean source composted with midwest bio system. It is a fair chance water only will do the job I think. Especially if it was amended with coots formula.

I would love to see a soil test on that

 

[Luther Burbank]

Hard to justify that Ca25 markup compared to agricultural CaCl. Still unsure what to go for for Ca supplement.

 

[milkyjoe]

Albion Ca. Amino chelated is the one I like for foliar.

 

[Luther Burbank]

Is there any online source or do I have to contact them? I didn't see a store link at all on their site.

 

[milkyjoe]

I had to contact them. They have not gotten approved for sale in all states yet

 

[Backyard Farmer]

If Albion is registered for sale in your state they'll direct you to a local distributor when you call them.

Rejuvenate and PhotoMag from AEA and Pepzyme C from Tainio go really well with the Albion Calcium.

MidWest Bio System is a cool composting system.

The worm farm uses these

http://frontierindustrial.net/mighty-mike-windrow-turner.php

I'd say it works pretty good.

 

[Backyard Farmer]

 

[fisher15]

That things gonna blow up. Nice BF.

 

[HorseMouth]

Fucking Lows in the Low 30's for the next 5 days at night. The Wind the last 3 out of 4 days has been outrageous, blowing in all this cold for the next week.

Haven't had plant sadness like this in years. The Wind stress combined with night time cold just crushes the spirit.

Peace

 

[milkyjoe]

BF...freakin foliar is holding that thing back brah.

 

[Backyard Farmer]

I don't know why I waste time with things like drip irrigation and foliar spray...I should be just hand watering with a garden hose and watering wand all season! Staring at your plants for hours and getting skin cancer is the real way to big yields.

 

[Yes4Prop215]

lol..lookin good BF!

what is everyones application rate for cal25?

 

[igrowkushbitch]

L.A. Affie

Bubba Kush

I know I'm a POS for how many weeds I have. Im working on getting some rocks to lay down in the green house. Anyone know the best type of rock to lay down to keep the dust and weeds down? I was thinking a whitish rock would be best for heat issues. Maybe some pumice or something like that? I have access to tons of pumice and lava rock.