The green avenger is not ready to use out of the bag, you have to mix it with 15 cu ft of TGA base soil and 50 liters of worm castings. And then let it set for a month prior to use. I've checked it out, and my problem is still mixing and storing a 12 bag mix.https://www.rollitup.org/subcools-old-school-organics/517435-green-avenger-soil-5.html
dioxide kinda beat you to the punch on marketing supersoil lol granted yours is diff
how long have you been testin the recipe? and how big of a pain was it to get the heavy metals testing stamp done lol
have you ran it side by side with supersoil and seen the benifits to the added materials, cost might not make it worth it if its not a clear benefit and all that jazz
Ccoastal
thats the TGA charge pack. the TGA soil is ready to use out of the bag. there is the TGA base, and TGA charged soil. read the link i posted, and be amazed at the pictures of the bagged soil thats ready to use. the charge pack is the one you add to bags of soil as you would mixing your own super soil.The green avenger is not ready to use out of the bag, you have to mix it with 15 cu ft of TGA base soil and 50 liters of worm castings. And then let it set for a month prior to use. I've checked it out, and my problem is still mixing and storing a 12 bag mix.
Edit: http://tgasupersoil.com/
I did read the link you posted, I even read the whole post. I'm very interested in a pre-bagged SS. But all I saw was two products. TGA soil, which is a basic replacement for a product like Root Organic, or Fox Farms. And then a nutrient pack that when mixed with the "base" soil and worm castings will make SS, but there is no SS in a ready to use bag. Here is subcools post on the thread you mention and he speaks of 2 productsthats the TGA charge pack. the TGA soil is ready to use out of the bag. there is the TGA base, and TGA charged soil. read the link i posted, and be amazed at the pictures of the bagged soil thats ready to use. the charge pack is the one you add to bags of soil as you would mixing your own super soil.
if you would have read the link i posted to begin with you would know this. there are 3 TGA Soil products.
Ccoastal
I did read the link you posted, I even read the whole post. I'm very interested in a pre-bagged SS. But all I saw was two products. TGA soil, which is a basic replacement for a product like Root Organic, or Fox Farms. And then a nutrient pack that when mixed with the "base" soil and worm castings will make SS, but there is no SS in a ready to use bag. Here is subcools post on the thread you mention and he speaks of 2 products
I speak with the soil guys about once a week right now and they have just paid to get approval in 10 more states at once.
Right now the base soil and the super soil is only approved in Oregon.
They have started shipping the nutrient packs just in the last week.
Every dollar made goes right back to the USDA, lawyers and all this permitting and approval.
Lots of people are selling fake soils etc so look for our official approved label someone told me today they bought some in Texas and while I don't run the soil division I know were not approved to sell and its a $10000 fine per bag to sell without the proper permitting and licencing. Even the guaranteed analysis on the label has to be approved by really slow government agencies.
For any info
tgasupersoil.com
So coastal I think you should read a little more before shoving your foot down your own throat.
Haters gotta hate,I wouldn't buy anything labeled TGA anyway...for it is probably just an overhyped product. I know how Subcool works his angles, and I can only imagine he's talked dioxide into thinking he can do something for nothing and make plenty of money.
Put out a better product than them, Chris...and you wont have anything to worry about over "who started it first."
And for all of you that think it is "Subby's" recipe for super soil...do a quick google search for Vic High and see if you can line things up chronologically.
This material has soil in it. The coco is a substitute for peat.Why exactly would coco be a better substrate than soil?