Organic Nutrients

[HIonCANNABI420]

Hi all,

I was hoping for some input on organic fertilizers (liquid or dry) for my grow. Ive used General Organics in the past but was possibly looking to experiment with something new. Any and all opinions and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Im trying to make a move on a decision sooner than later, I have a plant starting to show deficiency, id like to rectify that situation as soon as humanly possible.

Thanks all in advance! Happy growing!

[fwril]

Worm compost teas seem to be about the most common route. There is a mountain of info out there I personally have not made the dive into it yet. Probably will next grow, I know of a few active ppl on here that use them perhaps they can chip in for you.

[Californiakid]

Earth Juice has a line of products that will likely cover your needs.

[Californiakid]

I believe they are 1 of few if not the only complete line that is OMRI listed. They have been around over 25 years, I have used them off and on the whole time.

[Californiakid]

Earth Juice has a line of products that will likely cover your needs.

I stand corrected, they removed themselves from the OMRI list. Didn't change anything in the mix or the process though.

[RosettaStoned]

Omri is a stamp you pay for. It doesnt necessarily mean it's not organic....just means they couldn't afford it or don't want to pay for it. It really hurts small business

[Californiakid]

Thank you for clarifying that, now that you mention it, I think my wife told me that too.

Side note, funny, many people see organic and think oooh healthy. But I tell them arsenic and cyanide are organic and they look at me like I'm the crazy one.

[RosettaStoned]

Right! I'm sure the general public has no idea cyanide is made from bitter almonds. Or better yet they say they don't eat chemicals.....bitch! water is a chemical.....don't get me started on when to use to or too 😁