Maxsea is blowin' up....if you use it...post in this thread.....

bud nugbong

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I see all you guys talking about ppm and checking ph and all that, but I use 1tbs per gal and don't ever check ppm or ph. I also use barrel water that sits under a pine tree. I do use lime a couple times a year to keep the ph in the middle, But I don't find it necessary to keep track of. Not trying to put you guys down or anything, do your thang!.. but my babys are doing ok for getting fed once a week. with about 1.5 gal each.
 

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Liddle

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I see all you guys talking about ppm and checking ph and all that, but I use 1tbs per gal and don't ever check ppm or ph. I also use barrel water that sits under a pine tree. I do use lime a couple times a year to keep the ph in the middle, But I don't find it necessary to keep track of. Not trying to put you guys down or anything, do your thang!.. but my babys are doing ok for getting fed once a week. with about 1.5 gal each.
how many times you gotta water those a day lol.?
 

bud nugbong

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yea I couldn't dig down very far so I had to come up somehow, It also helps get all the nutes to go through the root system. (the one with the single gal only has a hole under it the size of a shovel, not very big at all so I was surprised how good it did)
 

gro2max

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Hello

Im going to use maxsea this summer
Im new to this stuff and heard and seen great thing about it

Please maxsea user
What is your schedule feeding
Is there any additives use with it
 

shynee mac

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Hello

Im going to use maxsea this summer
Im new to this stuff and heard and seen great thing about it

Please maxsea user
What is your schedule feeding
Is there any additives use with it
add epsom salts and teas are good every now and again "Recharge" by scotty real @ real growers.com is a good tea supplement
 

topcat

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I used Maxsea for several years and liked it. Then, I found Sea Grow. It's virtually identical to Maxsea but includes magnesium and aloe that Maxsea doesn't, plus it's almost half the price (I'm frugal). It likely isn't available everywhere. Both organically derived, they're not considered organic, but they do a great job. I haven't done any side by side testing and Jack's might be just as good, or even Miracle Grow (sacrilege, I know).
 

gro2max

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I used Maxsea for several years and liked it. Then, I found Sea Grow. It's virtually identical to Maxsea but includes magnesium and aloe that Maxsea doesn't, plus it's almost half the price (I'm frugal). It likely isn't available everywhere. Both organically derived, they're not considered organic, but they do a great job. I haven't done any side by side testing and Jack's might be just as good, or even Miracle Grow (sacrilege, I know).
Kool
Is there a thread on it side by side
And any picture
 

AKDOGG

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I used Maxsea for several years and liked it. Then, I found Sea Grow. It's virtually identical to Maxsea but includes magnesium and aloe that Maxsea doesn't, plus it's almost half the price (I'm frugal). It likely isn't available everywhere. Both organically derived, they're not considered organic, but they do a great job. I haven't done any side by side testing and Jack's might be just as good, or even Miracle Grow (sacrilege, I know).
Quick update!
I went to my hydro store and I ask one of the workers what's the difference between maxsea and sea grow and he said it's the same thing except sea grow is cheaper. So I bought a 25lb bag came home opened up and it smells horrible and it's pretty damp and it sticks to the inside plastic bag and I feed my plants few times and my plants didn't really grow so I went and pick up a bucket of maxsea and feed my plants a couple of times and my plants started to grow a lot better. I still have half a bag left that I'm gonna throw it away. The price difference is bout $30. Oh and I'd rather use miracle grow over sea grow.
 
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