Organic Nutrients And Amendments By Location

[suneday11]

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[trichcycler]

nice!

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[imiubu]

I started using Organically Done and I like it.

 

He has a total mix now that is your basic KISS recipe, just add peat.

[t-pain]

this company says they use michigan products only and they sell worm castings

http://detroitnutrientcompany.com/our_products

 

i saw the bags of worm castings at all gro in lincoln park. probably can find this product at other stores as well.

 

also i forgot to say thanks suneday11 this is a great resource!!!

[imiubu]

I use those ewc and like them very well.

 

Yes.. thank you suneday11... great thread.

[trichcycler]

when fertilizing this way do you guys mix it all up, water it, and let it stand for some time before using ?

any fungi users? insect frasse?

[t-pain]

i tell everyone to get mycoryhzaa , fungus is great....

[imiubu]

I mix it all together, wet with a light soap solution and wait 2-4 weeks.

I also add myco's.

 

Now... I have to admit that when I began this organic journey I totally

messed up and didn't add any N components (doh!) and had all kinds

of issues until I back tracked and discovered what I'd done.

Now instead of buying a dozen bags of 'stuff', I am starting with the

Organically Done mix (I will find the name) added mycos and will

be putting my 1st. plants into it shortly.  I hope it's all good.

 

I said ^^ I like the Organically Done so far I used the Bloom formula

in my act and they responded well.

 

Grass... I was going to mix some in the next couple days and plant

immediately to see if there must be a waiting 'to cook' period or not.

 

Heck... I could just email and ask I guess

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[imiubu]

I am not using promix. I use plain sphagnum peat cheap stuff from home depot.. ergo the mycos addition.

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[t-pain]

oh yeah biglots has a bunch of random garden stuff for sale (at least a couple weeks ago they did).

 

stuff like plastic greenhouses and jiffy pots and starter trays and even some plant food/flower seeds.

[parden60]

I scrounge around most retailers.  I do hit the shops sometimes due to convenience and my 20% discount.

I am also in close proximity to a Green University that sells pelletized compost and EWC from their student organic garden. 

Not particularly cheap, but again, convenient and seem to be high quality.

I amend my soil and use EJ products as needed to attain the cleanest and highest quality.