Metanatruals, anyone use them ??
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organick
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Even now, with my aerated tea and militant organic gardener attitude I still haven’t thrown out my bottle of metanaturals.
HEY METANATURALS...GET A WEBMASTER!!!!!!!
Went to the site, clicked "FAQ's"...coming soon. Clicked "Links"...contact us if you would like to add a link. Not much info. Not a "certified" organic product but when it comes to agricultural products the definitions can get fuzzy without some sort of third party certification.
But the stuff did get me started on my first good (did I write good, fucking out of this galaxy fantastically wonderful is more like it) mothers and clones (with a little pure blend pro). Back then I didn't have the knowledge or materials to make Aerated Compost Tea. Knowledge, among many other places after burning one : microbeorganics.com, materials: five gallon bucket, air pump with air stones and of course ingredientsfor the teas.
Back then (ancient times, two years ago) dolomite lime, bat guano and pre-soaked commercially bagged compost were used for optimum results. Don't think I ever used the stuff full strength. I've always been big on top-dressing.
Don't see myself using it ever again but I'm not throwing out the bottle.
Only thing I find strange about metanaturals is their web site's lack of info.
Peace Out.
HEY METANATURALS...GET A WEBMASTER!!!!!!!
Went to the site, clicked "FAQ's"...coming soon. Clicked "Links"...contact us if you would like to add a link. Not much info. Not a "certified" organic product but when it comes to agricultural products the definitions can get fuzzy without some sort of third party certification.
But the stuff did get me started on my first good (did I write good, fucking out of this galaxy fantastically wonderful is more like it) mothers and clones (with a little pure blend pro). Back then I didn't have the knowledge or materials to make Aerated Compost Tea. Knowledge, among many other places after burning one : microbeorganics.com, materials: five gallon bucket, air pump with air stones and of course ingredientsfor the teas.
Back then (ancient times, two years ago) dolomite lime, bat guano and pre-soaked commercially bagged compost were used for optimum results. Don't think I ever used the stuff full strength. I've always been big on top-dressing.
Don't see myself using it ever again but I'm not throwing out the bottle.
Only thing I find strange about metanaturals is their web site's lack of info.
Peace Out.
TetraHyC
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The first batch goes in like nasty cloudy funk, the pH skyrockets, gross foam on top of the rez. plants get def. ,microbes populate in a couple days, pH drops in range, foam is gone, rez. is crystal clear.
The Ca. supp. is worstershire sauce.
The Grow is brown gravy.
The bloom is rancid apple juice.
First time organic, I'm a mineral nute kind of guy.
Someone gave me 2.5gal bottles of each.
The Ca. supp. is worstershire sauce.
The Grow is brown gravy.
The bloom is rancid apple juice.
First time organic, I'm a mineral nute kind of guy.
Someone gave me 2.5gal bottles of each.
TetraHyC
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THX, your so helpful
henrystyle
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Used the full metanatural ferts on all of my plants this season. Works real good. It was recommended by the hydro shop owner over fox farm and botanicare products. plants in video below all got strickly metanaturals. And it is OMRI. Fertilized plants every other watering....Plants grew fast. Since this was my first grow, next year I want to try another fertilizer but metanaturals is good to go......Wont harm your plants!
henrystyle
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Who is FDD? I forgot. I also added some blood meal during veg and bone meal during flowering....top dressing. all organic!
FDD.... get to know him. https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/45900-fdds-starting-early-outdoor-08-a.html
Ohsogreen
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TetraHyc..... Metanaturals are good quality Organic Fertilizers. If I still hydro'd I would not hesitate to use them. I also really like the Botanicare stuff.
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To avoid the pH issues, take the fertilizer you were going to drop in the res. add it to 1 gallon of water first and bubble it overnight in a bucket using a cheap aquarium air pump / stone. It calms it down quite a bit, then add it to your res. This also cuts down on the foam big time.
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Hope this helps....
Keep it Real....Organic.....
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