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Shredder111
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I Know Son!!!!!!
Homegrowncronic
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Organics are the only way to go if you have the patients/knowledge, I wish more people would consider growing organically.
LoudBlunts
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why is that?????
Kineduh
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Sometimes organics may not grow as big as fast, but it's close enough for me, LOVE the flavor. Plus some people just don't wan't to throw somthing unatural in their body.
LoudBlunts
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unnatural?
so you are you using ORMI certified nutes?
because people can claim anything to be organic and its just some shit somebody collected and labeled organic
so you are you using ORMI certified nutes?
because people can claim anything to be organic and its just some shit somebody collected and labeled organic
Johnnyorganic
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Like many beneficial things, at one time in America, conventional agriculture was organic. With the rise of petroleum around the turn of the 20th century, came the rise of petroleum-based pesticides and herbicides. Agents which improved yield, but poisoned the soil, groundwater, river & streams, etc.
The diesel engine was created to run on bio-diesel, but bio-diesel was quickly replaced with cheaper petro-diesel. Like sustainable agriculture, bio-diesel was pushed aside in favor of petroleum-based products.
The diesel engine was created to run on bio-diesel, but bio-diesel was quickly replaced with cheaper petro-diesel. Like sustainable agriculture, bio-diesel was pushed aside in favor of petroleum-based products.
Homegrowncronic
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Yes, I am using all OMRI certified nutrients. Some of the products that I like to use on my garden that are OMRI certified are made by the company Earth Juice. Earth Juice makes many products for both vegetative growth and the flowering stage. These products include EJ Grow, Bloom, Catalyst, and Microblast. Another OMRI certified organic nutrient that I feel is essential to every garden is a product called Purple Maxx Snow Storm...the name explains it all.
NewGrowth
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I agree I just hate the mess indoors but I do use this and I love it! NatureMill: Automatic Indoor Composter