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Am planting soon into this mixture after 1.5 weeks of birth: 50% miracle grow potting mix with moisture control 30% perlite 20% worm casings 1tbls per gallon of blood meal 1tbls per gallon of bone meal Am going to sprinkle a little bat guano on top. And will ph the soil to 6.0 before transplanting. 1 week before flowering I will add some salt peter and no salt every 3rd waterings to enhance the buds. Is this ok Organic?
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08-25-2002, 12:14 AM
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| Ganja Growa  Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: margin check
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| alfalpha meal is a much better choice......hardwood ash, canelope, banana, potatoe rind ash are XLNt sources of pot ash.... blood & bone meal can carry the incurable MadCow virus. x  | ||
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08-25-2002, 11:30 AM
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| Don't inhale bone meal dust- it is made from cow bones, who may possibly carry mad cow disease. Your mix looks fine to me, jamesgang. I do use alfalfa meal, but in addition to those other ammendments, or later as a tea. | ||
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08-25-2002, 03:08 PM
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| What I was trying to say through last nights stupor  was that by itself, alfalfa is an almost perfect veg fert & kelp for flowering.teas are probably best.MadCow is a very lethal disease that turns the brain into a spongy matter. There was an outbreak in England awhile back. Here, testing is inadequate. They have found it in a coyote in Utah ( i believe) & the first human case was recently found in Wyoming. Bloodmeal would probably carry it before bonemeal. Why chance it. Zoomy | ||
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08-26-2002, 04:15 AM
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in a recent issue of the above mentioned mag., There was a reference to using used tampons in soil, or hydro, the author said that there has not been a plant she has grown without a part of her in it who's got some idea for dosages of tampons? phrogg
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08-26-2002, 11:41 PM
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