Wettable powder from Cold War Organics
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Chunky Stool
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I've never heard of it.
Have you done any research online? Looks like decent stuff.
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Cold War Organics
Cold War Organics produces a line of NOP (see disclaimer below) compliant, water soluble/suspendable powders specifically formulated for cannabis crops. These products provide everything growers need to produce healthy, organic, Clean Green Certified™ cannabis. The insoluble ingredients are finely ground and are compatible with bioponic, fertigation, and drip irrigation systems. Moreover, CWO wettable powders are light and significantly less expensive to ship compared with liquids. Unlike chemical fertilizers, these organic products feed the plant’s root-zone biology that is essential for its health and stress resilience. Weaker plants cannot reach their genetic potential. Each CWO product has gone through vigorous field and indoor testing on many different strains and grows happy, healthy, and very strong cannabis.
(disclaimer) The National Organic Program (NOP) does not certify cannabis as organically grown but CWO products are compliant for use on certified organic farms.
Have you done any research online? Looks like decent stuff.
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Cold War Organics
Cold War Organics produces a line of NOP (see disclaimer below) compliant, water soluble/suspendable powders specifically formulated for cannabis crops. These products provide everything growers need to produce healthy, organic, Clean Green Certified™ cannabis. The insoluble ingredients are finely ground and are compatible with bioponic, fertigation, and drip irrigation systems. Moreover, CWO wettable powders are light and significantly less expensive to ship compared with liquids. Unlike chemical fertilizers, these organic products feed the plant’s root-zone biology that is essential for its health and stress resilience. Weaker plants cannot reach their genetic potential. Each CWO product has gone through vigorous field and indoor testing on many different strains and grows happy, healthy, and very strong cannabis.
(disclaimer) The National Organic Program (NOP) does not certify cannabis as organically grown but CWO products are compliant for use on certified organic farms.
Karah check their website: https://coldwarorganics.com/bud-bread/
Here's the paragraph that gives you what you are asking:
Dose – Plants, like people, require different amounts of nutes at different stages of their lives. Our suggested application rate is one teaspoon/gallon per watering cycle at the seedling stage, slowly increasing the mixing rate to one tablespoon/gallon through the vegetative stage and slowly decreasing the rate back to one teaspoon/gallon through the flowering stage. Reduce the dose by one-half in constant feeding systems and monitor EC. Allow plants one nute-free week before harvest.
Here's the paragraph that gives you what you are asking:
Dose – Plants, like people, require different amounts of nutes at different stages of their lives. Our suggested application rate is one teaspoon/gallon per watering cycle at the seedling stage, slowly increasing the mixing rate to one tablespoon/gallon through the vegetative stage and slowly decreasing the rate back to one teaspoon/gallon through the flowering stage. Reduce the dose by one-half in constant feeding systems and monitor EC. Allow plants one nute-free week before harvest.
Chunky Stool
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I can't believe she was bitching in another thread about nobody replying to this. 
It's plant food.
Read the directions & follow them.
Spend time with your plants and see how they react.
Adjust dosage if needed.
Derp.
It's plant food.
Read the directions & follow them.
Spend time with your plants and see how they react.
Adjust dosage if needed.
Derp.
Karah
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Yeah. Expect I wasn't asking about dosage. Readers are leaders.I can't believe she was bitching in another thread about nobody replying to this.
It's plant food.
Read the directions & follow them.
Spend time with your plants and see how they react.
Adjust dosage if needed.
Derp.
I was asking if anyone has used WP.
Chunky Stool
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Karah
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Out here making lots of friendsWow, you are on a roll this morning!
Chunky Stool
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So two people replied and you react by being an A-hole.
Good luck...
Good luck...
LOL nope, I've never used the stuff. I've used Dyna Gro's line and I stick with General Hydro's three part Flora series. I love their Ca/Mg because it's an almost perfect ratio 5:1.
Anyway try it and let us know what you think.
PS way to early in the morning for me to be reading with any comprehension!
Karah
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Not even being an asshole. You are. You call me out and insult me. I asked if anyone had any experience with using a WP. I appreciate any and all input but if you're going to be an asshole, im going to call it like I see it. Much like yourself.
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Karah
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I usually use AN micro grow bloom line but was gifted this WP. Figured I'd ask you lovely people if you had any experience with it before I tried it on my ladies. Thanks luv
Karah
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@Chunky Stool you're being a real chunky stool right now. This is me being me. I'm hardly ever serious and when I am, you'd never know anyways. It's for shits and giggles. Lighten up 
Grandpapy
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Bacon can help sometimes. insert smily
LOL when can't bacon help! Insert bacon taco shell here >
a senile fungus
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Ive used powders, but never this specific brand. I used to use maxsea, still have a bunch actually. ..
I used to weigh mine before it absorbed water and the weight changed. So then i started making a stock solution with a known concentration - it made it much easier to measure it out and dissolve down into usuable form. Stock solution is easy. Dissolve as much powder as possible into RO, and titrate into your feed solution as needed.
I loved powdered nutes when i used them, and will probably find myself back there again at some point.
Hope that helps!
I used to weigh mine before it absorbed water and the weight changed. So then i started making a stock solution with a known concentration - it made it much easier to measure it out and dissolve down into usuable form. Stock solution is easy. Dissolve as much powder as possible into RO, and titrate into your feed solution as needed.
I loved powdered nutes when i used them, and will probably find myself back there again at some point.
Hope that helps!
Karah
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Ahh thank you kindly. Like I said, I've never used powdered nutes and don't know anything about them really. I've read a little bit and done some research on this specific brand but I couldn't find too much info on them. As ignorant as this may sound, I've never heard of powdered nutes. I'm still a noob
Chunky Stool
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Hmm... someone forgot how this all got started.
You called everyone "fucking twats" in another thread because nobody replied to this thread.
Sound familiar?
Karah
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Yes, very familiar. Indeed I did say that. I called everyone twats. I made a statement. An opinion. Not specifically directed at anyone. Did it hurt your feelings that much? If it did, I'm sorry.
Karah
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Kind of.
