I love them all but don't use in every feed, Kraken & Tritons prolly my favorite out of whole line. If you need yucca get thermx70 its 80% yucca were hygeia is only 4%. But I would figure out the line with what you have, then start adding bottles. You can email them direct and get a full sample kit for like $30 tops!!
right on !!! agree with Irie !!!! just be careful and don't force it...
YES...."DON'T" force it!! Got ahead of myself there....thanks bubba, lots of activity tonight.
right !!! need a few min to catch up ...
Its happened to me before too, I couldn't figure it out.....best guess is that another species of microbe has taken up the space where the the fuzz wants to grow.....a theory anyways!! I keep a bucket with airtight lid to bokashi compost plant parts, they ferment fast, then I bury in a bag of CofM Lobster compost to finish. Once finished, I feed it to the worms or start a new worm bin with it. Makes for ultra quality castings. Anyways, what made me think on this, is the FUZZ, sometimes I open the bokashi bucket after a 2-3 day old fresh topping and theres NO fuzz? Sometimes it's a jungle!! I don't get it.....but it still seems to do its thing, maintains a sweet vinegary fermented smell.
Yeah, I'm probably just going to wait for the next run, the ones I have going now are doing so darn well, I hate to mess anything up. I'm starting new veg right now anyway, so will just start with those plants... I normally use Happy Frog, but also picked up some of the NFTG soil at my local place...
Roll with nectar on the new run mos def!! For now, You can tie up those Foxfarm salts with Herc flushes as necessary and definitely at the end!! Just PH to 6.4/6.5 with Oly up and saturate pots.
whats nice with #4 soil is the ph is around 7.0 and the ppm are below 300 , after a few feedings everything will be in range ...not like other soils where you gotta slurry it and flush to get in range .. already behind the eight ball... but as always with fresh soil or amended soil always slurry before you plant /transplant ....
I have had good experience with ROOTS Organics B2 soil mix with Nectar, prolly the only other soil mix I would recommend if Nectar isn't an option. Its a real porous media, fast draining like Nectar #8 soil. Its 50/50 peat/coco w/ pumice/perlite/lime for ph and with a super light charge or organic amendments, plus microbes. And there is no compost or forest material added.....very important!! Its designed for growers who want more control over feeds, as you can start feeding in it once transplant has settled in, after 1 week usually. The other bonus is its the same price as nectar soil but comes in 2 cu ft bags. Check it out, its a good alternate.
A must read!! The OCG videos too, especially the one where Scott goes over every bottle!! Plus the viewer questions videos, and this whole thread covers A lot too. Easy to get overwhelmed, just take it slow.....before long you will be giving us tips!!
Oh yeah Roots Original and 707 can go Damn near a month of watering without feeding, that B2 mix is their professional mix, very light charge, is PH stable, and very similar to Nectar #8 soil.... I love the stuff but I'm a NectarHEAD so it's #4 for me too......LOL......B2 is a close 2nd, if thats not an option either, you make your own or find an available soil mix that has similar inputs. Royal GOLD brand plays nice too but only experienced with #4, #8, and B2.
Spot on with BK, anyone who follows what bubba does with his BK is going to really see what NECTAR is capable of. I've come to using it just like this, of course I had to figure it out with trial & error and watching videos. Now new growers to the line will have the perfect BK start point. Thanks Bubba!! Its also a good idea to have built up some calcium feeds prior to starting BK foliars, nothing crazy....just 4-6 Nectar schedule feeds, and should be a healthy plant. Don't want to hit a locked out plant with BK!!
im thinking one shot could come into play in flower , but.... the nitrogen is what scares me ...