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Good stuff, still mineral fertilizer, still not good for our environment, but still just so convenient. Also good price performance ratio.

Until now my got-to fertilizer company. Mineral fertilizers are bad for our environment, but they a just so convenient. Good price performance ratio.

I had major issues mostly because of my lack of experience with autoflowering plants, experience has been gathered. Can't say more until the harvest has been dried, cured and processed. The flowers got cured at 64% RH for 43 days afterwards I froze a sample of 8.8 g for later testing. The rest got dried down to 12 % RH at -19°C, resulting in 11,5 g of plant material that I then ground and dry sifted. This resulted in 4 grams of pressed very low quality hash. The biggest mistake was to grind the plant material after drying out, this caused a lot of plant debris to end up in the hash. However, I managed to collect two incest seeds for further adventures.

My first time using an organic fertilizer, I don't know of I liked it, the plants looked happy, but they also look happy if they get mineral nutrients. Environmental reason are still viable, mineral fertilizer are bad for our habitat. That being said, I would not use organic fertilizer for an indoor grow and I permanently think that they are not completely suitable for tank bases systems. My experience was quite messy from time to time. Tldr: presumably good for the environment, but messy and pricey