So I got a few products for my outdoor garden and I was wondering if anyone has used them.
View attachment 3683160 View attachment 3683161 View attachment 3683162 My base soil is a mix, I have a yard of compost, a yard of soil from a local gardening center and 2 yards of root balls that I amended. The plan is to feed with teas and top dress with bio-live in veg. Then in flower use the one shot and green trees.
I didn't get much feedback in the outdoor section, so hopefully someone here has used them.
@greasemonkeymann
those are good amendments, if I was to nitpick my only complaint is that soybean is basicly 100% GMO'd, so the chances of it being sprayed with funky pesticides, Monsanto-style.. but who's to say..
Also if that says feather meal that could contain arsenic, I can't read the side from the pic though.
but really my man,
it is nitpicking, those will work just fine.
I cant say I've used soybean meal before though, or some of those natural sulfates
but I bet they'd wok perfectly
oftentimes when I re-read what I say on these forums it sorta sounds a bit elitist, and it's hard not to, but i'm not doing it because I think i'm extra fuckin cool, it's only because when I discovered the most tasty way to grow great herb, AND it just so happens to be the cheapest and most environmentally friendly (minus the electricity)
so that's all, I just wish I would have been exposed to the ways I grow, decades ago, and not only would it have been better and less wasteful, but also save me LOTS of money in the process.
It's all preference, but for organics it's hard to get much better than a simple amended compost, and re-using the same soil forever. Free is ALWAYS the best price man
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My base soil is a mix, I have a yard of compost, a yard of soil from a local gardening center and 2 yards of root balls that I amended. The plan is to feed with teas and top dress with bio-live in veg. Then in flower use the one shot and green trees. 
