Azomite & Glacial rock dust..some say heavy metals, I say Earth, A to ZI make use of Azomite. Anyone else use it?
"the clay is similar to Chilean/Peruvian caliche rocks from which much of the world's nitrate was mined."
mu
Bio char & worm castings as part of a well balanced diet?Amendments that works pretty well with your FF
A to Z
alfalfa meal
kelp meal
rock phosphate
basalt rock dust
soybean meal
Watch your plants zoom! I swear by alfalfa, azomite and kelp, they are now the core of my amendments.
mu
I get sterilized compost from the sand and soil yard by the metre2 and mix with coco about 50/50.Amendments that works pretty well with your FF
A to Z
alfalfa meal
kelp meal
rock phosphate
basalt rock dust
soybean meal
Watch your plants zoom! I swear by alfalfa, azomite and kelp, they are now the core of my amendments.
mu
Haha. Hopefully I don't need to shoot anything except photos though.Ha, you are loaded for bear! Do you have access to karanja meal down there? I've alternated between neem oil and karanja oil foliar to trick those little Acari bastards.
mu
Thanks longball,Dj_Greenhouse said: "Does anyone have any idea how much i should use?"
Without manufacturer's info question can not be answered.
1) make Internet your friend
2) convert square meters to liters
3) do math
4) add organic fertilizer to liter of soil
or
post up manufacturer's instructions, someone here may be good at math.
Longball
Hello Dj_Greenhouse!
From a science point of view none of those plants are related to our favorite plant. The closest relatives are hops and hackberry. Once when I had your predicament, I selected whatever plant had a flowering fruit and used that mix. Plants came out fine.
As far the conversion, IIRC, I had to convert m2 using 6" soil depth to m3. Then converted using l3 for the math. Got it figured out after a splitting headache. Never again.
Now I use living soil recipes and fertilizers made specifically for our favorite plant. No more headaches. There are a number of very good recipes in this thread. Hopefully someone has a better answer for you. Good Luck!
Longball
I see what you mean by the leaves, cool effectWow what a beautiful plant longball. I love it when the sun shines through those leaves Damn what I would like to grow outdoors as well.
1370W of full spectrum light at 0 cost of electricity. I love it . Just gotta watch out for those molds at the end of ripening.The sun is on average 1370 watts per square meter