giglewigle
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Lol i found a store in aus than sells supersoil bit pricey but the wayni look at it its water only so fuck it
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Ripalliance
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Thanks guys I did think she was doing well but seen ppl spot thing that u would not even notice I think its indica how bushy and and fatbthe leaves are already any idea how much longer I should veg for
Lucky Luke
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Bunnings have their own brand? (i carnt wait till we get a Bunnings here but was unaware that they did their own brand of Kelp extract) Seasol is not owned or made by Yates as far as I know.. Seasol is not a fish extract, its a Kelp extra.
You can argue all you like against kelp extracts but I think you will find that allot of successful growers on RIU use it and swear by it.
rob333
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No bunnings do not have there own brand and I'm not saying kelp is shit seasol is its not owned by Yates but its made at the Yates brunning factory which is north of Adelaide dudly park if I'm correct and its a blend of carb and seaweed look at the bottle also brand I'm saying are like gh flora + canna rhizo house and garden amnio treatment cyco and so on u buy cheap u grow cheap peace
rob333
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Learn to read mucus
Lucky Luke
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Does Yates Seasol garden Seaweed have an expiry date?
My wife is wanting to start a veggie garden and we went to Woolies today. My wife picked up a 600ml container of Yates Seasol Garden Seaweed and there was the date 09/05/2015 clearly stamped on the container. Was that an expiry date?
Submitted: 09:03AM, 05 Sep 2015
Answer: Hi Adrian,
Yates doesn’t produce Seasol so I can’t advise on that product I’m afraid.
Was it another product?
Regards
Ben
Category: General
Tags: fertiliser
Read more at http://www.yates.com.au/garden-expert/answers/general/12528-fertiliser#gVhZ21zeqb1scKLh.99
Its not made by Yates at all. I am reading, you just dont write well and are wrong and then turn to insults. Typical Yank really.
Fair enough to not like a product but no point in spreading false facts.
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Lucky Luke
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http://www.seasol.com.au/wp-content...easol-Liquid-Seaweed-Concentrate-May-2017.pdf
You will find that those numbers are simerler to a member here who makes his own.
Lots of nice trace elements. You can see why over mixing or feeding to often is bad as it has a high salt content and thats what gets people into trouble with it. But the chit is brilliant if used properly.
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ruby fruit
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Fucken bullshit...
I've proved to myself on an all neutrog grow that above average plants can be grown.
You got a problem with bunnings.. .don't take it out on some gd quality gear they stock
I've used seamungus pellets ,rocket fuel pellets and go go juice all in the same grow and came out with some gd plants
ruby fruit
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You said neutron seamungus is no good
Talking outdoor here remember..nuetrog products a damn good and proven
Lucky Luke
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I like Go Go juice to. I use 1/2 to 1/3 of the recommended dose. U leave that shit mixed up and you can see the little critters swimming around!
"GOGO Juice is used by AAMI Stadium, on
the track and rose garden at Flemington
Racecourse, on playing fields at the Royal
Botanic Gardens Sydney and the well-known
Benalong Lawns in the Domain. Iconic rose
gardens including Morwell Centenary Rose
Garden, Victoria State Rose Garden and the
National Rose Trial Garden in SA, are also
users of GOGO Juice".- from their web site
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Lucky Luke
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Veg times depends on a few things, mainly the head room you have and what training (if any) you are doing. Keep in mind a plant has to be sexually mature (staggered nodes- approx a month old) before its worth switching.
Im a Grow boss fan and as he says- Yield is based on light and canopy. (notice 4 month from seed...) spend 30 min and listen!
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Nugachino
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Apart from the fact I've got Pineapple Chunk going in my old minicab. I technically do have a two plant setup.
First there's the 90w blurple, potential scrogbox. Then there's the big boi cab with twice the room and light.
ruby fruit
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I use full strength but I also use a bucket of normal water on top of it after .....just to help it along a bit...
Seems to work good
Man does the go go juice stink like rotten eggs huh ?
Nugachino
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Agreed. It is a bit fucken pongy.
ruby fruit
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20 litre bucket seamungus pellets $45
25 litre bag rocket fuel pellets $30
2x litre bottles go go juice $19
2 kilos neem pellets $29
The neem and go go juice is brought every season the seamungus and rocket fuel pellets were brought prior to the 2015 season and at 3 outdoor plants a year i still have enough pellets for another round this season
In 15 gallon fabric pots i yield between 6-9 oz depending on strain the main plant in the ground gives me between 26 oz -32 oz per plant
Let's break that down shall we...
3 yrs yield approx 120 oz = 7.5lb minimum
So it cost me maybe $75 worth of pellets for up to 4 yrs growing and spending about $50 each season on neem and go go juice totals $225 all up
Every ounce i grow for myself is costing me approx $2 an oz to produce.
You don't need to NOT be a Jew to grow gd quality at a cheap price.
Factor in fem seed prices and maybe I produce an ounce for $8 each.
AND the sun is free
Don't always mislead new growers with bullshit just because you don't like it cos if you havnt tried it...how the fuck would you know ?
giglewigle
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hay ruby fruit can 100 percent organic nutes cuse a salt build up sutuation my soil ph is between 7 to 7.5 i was hoping to be 100percent organic this grow but iv got some an ph perfect and was and was thinking maybe i should just switch to that
ruby fruit
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That's a question I can't answer mate cos ive never had salt buildup or ph problems in my outdoor area sorry man
I've also never encountered mold or pm etc
giglewigle
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fair enough i seen a pic of a ph scale and around the 7.5 mark it siad sea water witch is salty so im thinking that might of caused p lock out
ruby fruit
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Could be mate...i know my soil is at a constant 6.5-6.8 and I use rainwater
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