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Blackwater og. GARBAGE!

What is about peat you like better than coco. I find the peat to dry so fast that perlite isn't necessary. I converted to coco two runs ago. I'd like your point of view though

I thunk that should fix your situation

I only use half recycled and the bottom half fresh SS. Just not willing to pay 10 a bag or more when a coco brick makes 3 bags and it's 6 bucks. Plus I have a good spot for perlite and castings over here.

I don't know your tea process. I use a 30 gal tote with a water pump and air pump with airstone, I first add molasses about 5 tbsp and let it circulate for a while then a little phos guano a little nitro guano then a bunch of castings letting it bubble up for 48 hours. I do it every 4th or 5th...

Maybe you are using too much. I use 5tbsp for 25-30 gal

I just use 30 gal tote with a water pump and air pump through the airstone for my tea. What's the DIY

My bad, I only use mine for tea

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I love this reply. I just use grandma's or mothers whatever the name is. Works great. I tried the dehydrated crystal stuff but wasn't happy with it. I always let the molasses circulate for a bit before adding castings and guano

I will take this into consideration, thanks

Lol, everybody is a scientist or engineer on here. Thats a bit more of a long shot than the unit I mention.

Thanks man. You in socal?

See but you just mentioned RO water. That costs money. I don't need to treat my water anymore and still use occasionally teas. Water has memory and filtering it never changes that. The frequencies imprinted in the ceramic beads combined with the slight magnetism restores the water to its natural...

I hope you remember the name when you find out a year or so later why everyone is yielding higher better bud than you.

Junglesecretwater.com watch the meet the inventor video.

Have you seen the meet the inventor video? I haven't had a full run with it yet and your not a organic grower so why you here.