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@earthling420 Yes, I would use the normal foliar rate. Depending on what kind of aloe you are using I would say 1-2oz per gallon. Peace! P-

I would not consider this to be using the soil food web. So I'll have to digress to anyone else with experience in this style of growing. Best of luck, P-

Is this an organic grow? P-

I'm using hundred gallon smart pots. o_O I'm kinda under the philosophy the more soil the better. P-

How do you figure? 12 gallons xl chunky perlite = no peat 8 gallons peat moss = 8 gallons peat 8 gallons roots organic(lil less than one bag) = guessing here 3-5 gallons peat? 8 gallons ewc = no peat 8 gallons garden compost locally sourced(no manures) = no peat So the way I see it he has like...

Don't have a lot of time, but quickly, I have some concerns about 6 cups of azomite and SRP (especially SRP). I would cut that way down, like in half. And I still wish you could find a little basalt or glacial rock dust, but roll with what you have. Cooking soil can be done in a rubbermaid, or...

You can leave it in there for a long time. A grower I respect let his sit for a month or longer unaerated. You're not going to hurt anything. Imo you both want to fill up the cation exchange sites and add a little microlife to it. Wouldn't hurt after it's dried to toss it around with some ewc...

What I have found is with a larger bed of soil, veg times are reduced dramatically. Therefore, I go 2-4" squares for cloning/sprouting, transplant into 1 gallon pots (the 7" white hydrofarm squares cause that what I have), and then I put 4-5 plants per 100 gallons of soil. They veg two weeks...

Yessir, multiple plants per pot! I think this is a strictly opinion question/answer, but for me, I'd say a minimum of 15 gallons per plant. Could you do it in 5's? Sure, but you're going to have to pay closer attention to your watering, and it gets a little tricky with the no-tilling. If I...

^^^This is my thoughts as well. Will adding em-1 hurt? No, not at all. It's good stuff. Would I run out and spend $35 on a bottle to help break down root balls? No way. Our soils are a huge microbe consortium. Keep the environment hospitable and the population will explode. I'm in week three of...

With all respect, I say if it works for you, run with it. I know with my current set up, I'd have some serious adverse effects at that ratio. So maybe if someone is not use to using emulsified neem, start off with a lower dosage and work up. In my experience it's best to hit them every 3 days...

Lol, get out the earthy taste! Ya know... You have to flush your plants so it gets all the earth out of them! :roll: P-

I have not foliared with molasses or enzymes, so I really can't comment on that. Humic acid may leave a little residue on the leaves, but I don't see any problem with foliaring. Maybe test a few branches before you spray the whole garden. Personally, I wouldn't use any molasses unless I was...

Imo you want to make a different recipe for foliar or drench. Humic acid, molasses and enzymes won't give you much benefit on the phyllosphere. The power of a true fulvic acid is the molecule is small enough to go through the leaf stomata and therefore is able to be foliared. I'd leave out...

^^^ Yep, this. I don't know about being gone in 2-3 weeks, but they will break down pretty darn quick and become foodstock for microbes. This happens in nature and there is nothing to worry about. My last transplant the roots were so thick, it was work to dig a small hole to put the new plants...

That's a lot of neem to one gallon. I use 1-2 tsp (5-10ml) per gallon of neem oil, 5ml of protekt, and 1/8th tsp of 200x aloe. I find about 80-82 degrees to be the sweet spot for keeping things emulsified without getting chunky. Cooffeeee...... :sleep: P-

x713, that's just ridiculous, lube is right. The price from da hydro guys around here is $98 and I refuse to pay that. You have to have somewhere that sells livestock feed? Should be about $60 from a feed store. I think it's even a little less than that around here. P-

I LOVE "What a Plant Knows"! Really thought provoking! Amazing bibliography, and $10.57?! http://www.amazon.com/What-Plant-Knows-Field-Senses/dp/0374533881/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428113137&sr=8-1 Peace! P-

You can't fix stupid. :roll: Why don't you post up your AN nute organic lineup. I need a good laugh today. P-

And your puddin is killing you. I'll take an ounce of my medicine over a pound of your poison. This is the organic section, this thread shouldn't even be here. There is nothing organic about it. Not to mention you dug up a 2+ year old thread. Congrats! :clap: P-