Organic, pro-biotic and organic growing without bottled nutrients

[DoNothingGarden]

I've had some really good interactions with some smart grow shop owners who are really open minded and keen to provide for the organic growers as well as their traditional hydroponics customers... I'm totally cool with the ones who don't want to stock soil as well, that's their choice and that's cool.

[Joey Genovese]

Trying out DNGs soil for my seedlings..

 

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

lol ffs pretty sure people have been growing in soil for a long long time

no hydro shop i know of sells soil, fuck most of them don't sell LEDs 

they sell and recommend whatever makes them the most $$$, they don't give a fuck 

 

can't see you being a threat to them, just find ya own little niche, and don't bag the competition, makes you look like a tosser 

if your product is any good it will sell itself, or you will go broke waiting for it to go exponential

 

I agree mate... thanks for the wise words... And I really don't want to step on anyone's toes, just keen to share my passion for organic cultivation and hopefully make a living out of it...

[DoNothingGarden]

Trying out DNGs soil for my seedlings..

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Sweet, hopefully U get some good germination. It can be tricky with all the aeration in that soil as kloud9 found... Maybe put some worm castings or peat moss just around where the seed is to keep it moist.

[Joey Genovese]

I first popped the seeds using the paper towel method. I was a little hesitant about starting them out in your mix due to them being so fragile. But I remember you saying, they should be fine. What I did do was take out the heavy shards of whatever it was in your mix , then sprayed with an aloe mix.

 

The consistency is spot on, not too wet not too dry. I then carefully planted the seeds and lightly covered them over. You can see the Grand Daddy Bruce is already poking through, this is 15 hours after planting them. I want to ditch coco and perlite etc and just stick to strickly using your soil and ammendments.

 

 

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

Hey, I've finally sourced high quality crustacean shell and mussel shell meal. It will be ready by early June. The producer has taken alot of care to make sure the equipment is right and there are no pathogens or anything left in the shell meal. The crustacean is from lobster. The mussel will be an awesome liming addition.

[DoNothingGarden]

Hey, I've finally sourced high quality crustacean shell and mussel shell meal. It will be ready by early June. The producer has taken alot of care to make sure the equipment is right and there are no pathogens or anything left in the shell meal. The crustacean is from lobster. The mussel will be an awesome liming addition.

Really stoked to work with an Australian lobster producer. It helps them take care of a waste stream and turns it into a valuable organic input. The chitin content is super beneficial in living soils, not to mention the calcium carbonate and slow release N and P.

[Joey Genovese]

Update...55 hours in DnGs soil mix....

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

Sorry, my fat fingers marked my post as "best answer". I swear, I'm not that full of myself

[Joey Genovese]

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