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Biological Cal/Mag alternative? It appears the cal/mag from BAC is mineral feeding, is that correct?

Corks_Crew
Corks_Crewstarted grow question 4 years ago
Starting to see what looks like a deficiency of Cal/Mag. I'm trying completely biological and I can see the Cal/Mag under the mineral nutrients tab from B.A.C. Is there a biological alternative?
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
Like the others have said. Adding eggshells and epsom salts to your soil prior to planting is a great way to introduce calcium and magnesium into your soil. Biobizz indeed do an organic calmag, I have a bottle of this to hand for when needed. Organic Black molasses also contains lots of micro nutes that are very beneficial for soil growers and also tap water sources can contain calcium and magnesium. I noticed since using rain water to feed my plants, I am having to supplement call mag mid flower from the bottle even though I condition my soil with Epson salts and egg shells. Happy gardening 🌱👍
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Esoteric_growing
Esoteric_growinganswered grow question 4 years ago
I believe bio Bizz sell a organic cal mag👍
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 4 years ago
Calcium and Magnesium. Very easily come by online. Myself I prefer to use powder feed last longer and cost significantly less. The way I see it you can spend hundreds on named brands which are all the same 3 chemicals in different proportions ie: N-P-K. Each say they have the perfect balance. Why not buy the chemicals and mix your own ? Food for thought my friend :) plants looking great 👊
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smoke24
smoke24answered grow question 4 years ago
You can make your own from egg shells and epsom salts. There are some videos on youtube if you are interested. Happy growing.
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