Nope .... well didn't help my auto's, I use it on a few of my outdoor grows every couple of feedings and still got PM on my auto northern lights with a vengeance but only the auto's. it does seem to help mag/calcium uptake though with my water makeup. I use it every res change in my hydro grows and has stopped all leaf blotching.
The reason I mentioned tobacco is the fact it is listed in the application instructions and only mentions using it on seedlings. That is why I would probably not use it in my crops close to harvest. I may try predator wasps next year just around auto harvest time, just for snickers.
I just got some in the mail so I havent seen for myself if it works. Supposedly it can make your brix so high that bugs wont even want to eat your crops. Anyways you never know but I figured it sounded like it was worth a try. The sun came out today here for the first time in a week and I didnt see any mold on my plants fingers crossed! I also didnt get any amino acids in time for my outdoor but I did use quite a bit of neem, kelp and alfalfa meal which I think helped fend off anything like that.
I do like using it with my hard water but not to long into flower, it's got enough nitrogen to screw up flowering, made that mistake only once lol.
Ahh good advice. I put just a little bit about 1/4th the low dose into my flower res in week 4. I was going to put a little next week because I think they are a little cal deficient(I had a moisture issue in veg). Maybe Ill skip week 5 I was going to add the same dose again. Some plants got more yellow as flower went on but they all still going to make it to the end just fine. I got raw aminO and it says its a 16-0-0 and it says to use it until week 7 O..O
I stop at about week 5ish of 12/12 as it seems to prolong flowering for me.
I use seaweed juice, catalyst, oyster shell flour and cal mag. I have plenty of calcium in my girls system and you are right, I learned from growing tomatoes for years and years that calcium is very important along with trace minerals for mold and rot resistance.
I cant wait until next year because now I know how to do a super soils and let it decompose over the winter and have to do very little feeding next year.
