No magic too it.
I like your theory but my 3 week veg plant is proof.No magic too it.
It's simply a fact that after 90 days of feeding a pot of soil 1000 PPM's of nutes your soil will have excessive salt buildup that all the microbes in the world won't be able to deal with.
Unless you have an extremely active organic base, like actually worms in your soil, your soil will die.
No mystery here.
Oh, and that plant ain't nothing to write home about by the way.
It looks like it could use fresh soil.
Tried to find a thread of yours that isn't about trump, seems like you like him more than you'll admit.No magic too it.
It's simply a fact that after 90 days of feeding a pot of soil 1000 PPM's of nutes your soil will have excessive salt buildup that all the microbes in the world won't be able to deal with.
Unless you have an extremely active organic base, like actually worms in your soil, your soil will die.
No mystery here.
Oh, and that plant ain't nothing to write home about by the way.
It looks like it could use fresh soil.
I'd also like to point out a flaw in your statement. Microbes only grow as needed. When there is bountiful amounts of phosphorus available in soil, mycorrhizal fungi are not fed exudates from plant roots limiting cell replication. Similar to a plethora of other mycorrhizal fungi and symbiotic bacteria.No magic too it.
It's simply a fact that after 90 days of feeding a pot of soil 1000 PPM's of nutes your soil will have excessive salt buildup that all the microbes in the world won't be able to deal with.
Unless you have an extremely active organic base, like actually worms in your soil, your soil will die.
No mystery here.
Oh, and that plant ain't nothing to write home about by the way.
It looks like it could use fresh soil.
Why would you be feeding your soil 1000 ppm of nutrients?No magic too it.
It's simply a fact that after 90 days of feeding a pot of soil 1000 PPM's of nutes your soil will have excessive salt buildup that all the microbes in the world won't be able to deal with.
Unless you have an extremely active organic base, like actually worms in your soil, your soil will die.
No mystery here.
Oh, and that plant ain't nothing to write home about by the way.
It looks like it could use fresh soil.
My tap water is 338 PPM, and by adding basic nutes, like Technaflora Grow/Bloom, some Cal Mag it usually ended up being around 1000 PPM.
Teaming with microbes is vastly wrong, forget that shit and proceed straight to wiki.I'd also like to point out a flaw in your statement. Microbes only grow as needed. When there is bountiful amounts of phosphorus available in soil, mycorrhizal fungi are not fed exudates from plant roots limiting cell replication. Similar to a plethora of other mycorrhizal fungi and symbiotic bacteria.
Why don't ya read teeming with microbes to start (Jeff lowenfel) Dr. Ingram is a good one and pretty much people who actually know what they're talking about if you don't want to take it from me
Again You are using salt based nutrients, so you would have a salt build up.
^^^^ made me spit my coffee out. Thanks ya dick! It is true and funny as fuck though hahaha!
If you don't know what you are giving your plants, then you will have problems.
How do you like it? I'm thinking about grabbing a few and using coast of maine. Any pointers
I feed my soil too, but my soil is 3 grows old
that super soil is long gone and I'm not interested in ammending it as it works just fine until I decide to go the fox farm route.Lol I'm sorry, wrong about what?Teaming with microbes is vastly wrong, forget that shit and proceed straight to wiki.
I have read it and its been discussed here many times why its glaringly wrong.I feed my soil too, but my soil is 3 grows old
Lol I'm sorry, wrong about what?
I'm assuming you've yet to read it or scientific studies for that matter.
You are absolutely correct.
This is provable by:
Try dumping your full watering on to your plant at once, feel the weight.
Next time, try watering your container 1/2 the volume first, then a bowl/cigarette/shit later water the other half and feel the weight.
Instant gratification is human thing, not a nature thing....
If only lol....
There is no way to give someone your prescription for success, everyone’s set up has variables. Every grow space has different needs, but prescriptive direction like this is a dead end.
Oh my fuck, that’s so terrible.
I bet you don’t know the actual definitions of salt, organic, exudate, or symbiotic....you have obviously never heard of no-till...No such thing as salt build up in my soil, and I'm not organic.
Also, roots leave behind exudates, these entice bacteria to form a symbiotic Mycorrhizae where the plants can reach nutrients previously unavailable.
Yes lol I am a...fuck
Assuming that “nature” is equivalent to “optimal” is a common mistake. It is not. Period. I am pro-organic, especially at large scale, and you are doing it well, sounds like. You understand root exudates better than the other guy, I think.
