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Tango_Hotel_Charlie
Tango_Hotel_Charliestarted grow question 4 years ago
Any of you growmies out there familiar with langbeinite and seagull guano teas for organic flower feeding? I'm completely organic with great Phosphorous and Potassium amendments added two months ago, and I recently transplanted into 5 gal pots. 12/12 in ten days? thoughts?
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StayWeeded
StayWeededanswered grow question 4 years ago
I’ve done teas with guano in the past but not langbeinite. I haven’t used guano in a while though and really only keep it in case I need a high P source in case of deficiency. I do use langbeinite though, however I just build it into my soil. It doesn’t affect pH and it adds sul-po-mag .Here’s a great article from The Rev about it... https://www.skunkmagazine.com/greensand-and-langbeinite/ Personally, I amend my soil for at least a month, plant seeds and top dress every 3-4 weeks. I’d use basic compost teas to increase the micro life and would only use a flowering tea if deficiencies pop up.
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