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SuperSaiyanHydro
(newbie)
3/27/01 07:20 PM
best way for organic [Post#: 109594 ]  

is the best organic made by a mixutre of perlite vermiculite peat moss (all schultz) they also have a bag of clay chips, and charcoal, mix it all together and use a pure organic hydro fertalizer and use all of bcuzz products with all of general hydro's supplimentary organic products. or would you guys reccomend making a compost pile with every organic garden fertalizer you can find, like bat guano and other stuff like that, it seems to me that the first option would be better because you would have more control over the plants nutrients right???

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sb5
(enthusiast)
4/20/01 08:09 PM
Re: best way for organic new [Post#: 119339 / re: 109594 ]  

there are no "best mixtures". every strain thrives best on a different mixture, different temperature, different fert, different watering scheme, different lighting scheme... you get the jist?? just because its "schultz", that means absolutely nothing. it could be "thrifty maid" or "bluelight special"... brand means nothing.

the best organic mixture is what is best suited for your strain and for your growing environment. you cant design a general across the baord organic mixture that will suit every single strain and every single grow situation.

sounds to me like your ahead of yourself. try putting a seed into a cup of potting soil. thats totally organic.....

ps... you cant just "throw everything together" and hope for the best... certain things dont mix well with others (certain grow mediums dont jive with others.). you need to research your stuff a little more, there are certain ratios that you need to follow or your wasting your time, money and seeds.

capiche?


sb5

dont fuck with my fucking pipe

4free
(superposter)
4/21/01 00:41 AM
Re: best way for organic new [Post#: 119376 / re: 119339 ]  

The simplist organics would be just growing in soil with nutrients already present in the medium; thats essentially what soil is. There are also soiless mediums which entail regular feeding in the form of organic teas. SB5 is right, you need to read more before you rush into things and end up dis-appointed and confused. If you have a couple bag seeds, plant them now, and then think about getting some cheap, quality seeds to begin your first grow. For your first time, I highly recommend using florescent lighting for the early stages and even vegatative stages of your plants life. For flowering you will want to consider a High intensit discharge lamp or HID, primarily an HPS or high pressure sodium.

As we already mentioned, it is important to gain a broad understanding of this plant's life cycle before taking on the responsibilities of a garden...sometimes gardening can be a difficult task, but in most cases this plant is quite harty and grows well indoors.

Shultz is a company I chose not to support, and you should be able to get better deals on non-shultz products like perlite and vermicultite. Peace bro.





sb5
(enthusiast)
4/21/01 07:13 PM
Re: best way for organic new [Post#: 119626 / re: 119376 ]  

right on 4free... couldnt have said it better myself.. thanks for the great post!

sb5


sb5

dont fuck with my fucking pipe


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