Currently I am using Nectar for the Gods nutrients - love them, have no issues and I’ve been using them for 5-6 years. I like the fact it was mainly organic and really didn’t burn the plant if overfed.
Recent news is they will only be around this year before shutting down which means I will need to go with a new line.
Ideally I want to find something mostly or fully organic that is easy to use.
Coast of Maine for the win! You want to get the Stonington Blend soil (gray bag) and then add about 8 more qts of perlite for cannabis. Youll want the Stonington Blend veg food for veg and the Buds N Bloom for flower. I supplement with castings tea about once orntwice a month and also ill feed once a week with blackstrap molasses watered in
I use @Roadsideorganics.ok . Dry ammendments. Organic. Family owned. Very consistent results. VERY reasonable pricing. Small learning curve. Water only.
This product replaced Earth Dust for many of us. I push support for them because I dont want to see another family business fold when they have a fantastic product. I have a small thread up showing my grows with it.
Lights/exhaust/circulating fan/rh meter/nutes/water. Very basic.
No need to ph unless you start to notice issues. Ive never had issues from a fresh bag, (the soil will buffer the ph) just when i recycled because i didnt add a buffer. Ive never supplemented with lobster meal, but it wouldnt hurt to experiment. If using 5 gal containers, youll need to feed every 30 days. I like to feed half dose every two weeks to keep the fridge stocked. The molasses once a week to 2 weeks will keep the microbes in the soil fed. To feed just gently massage the food into the first few inches of soil. It wouldnt hurt after the first 30 days to add a tablespoon of agricultural epsom salts
Amen brother. Im going to do a run with their amendments this fall for my winter project. Being self employed myself i like to support like minded folks.
Not me. I scrape it in. I do add all my pruning back in for organic matter. I reuse my soil. Gets better and better. Reammend when new plants with basics for organic matter.
