walipini_seeds – I try as much as possible to get out and enjoy nature but honestly its never enough time.

TRAX – “I Learned it from you, Dude”

The original “I learned it from you Dad”

Cooking with Coco – Mixed inputs are the way to go imo(save for dwc) I feed 2:1 GH bloom:micro(grow in veg sometimes for stuff that likes more N) but my medias 10% worm castings, 20% biochar, the rests just peat and perlite with some gypsum and kelp meal mixed in. Bout to be back in dwc though since I’ll be living in a 3rd floor apartment and I don’t feel like lugging soil up all those stairs.

Organics vs Synthetics ScottyReal420 

nativesugarshack9328 – I don’t believe there is any such thing as a “SYNTHETIC” plant nutrient, I think what you’re looking for is “SYNTHETICALLY DERIVED”, which is still not synthetic at the nutrient level. For example, Nitrogen is a non-metalic element located in group 15 on the periodic table, there is no “where it came from” distinction at all, it’s just nitrogen, period. Ultimately, it’s NPK, and NPK is NPK is NPK any way you slice it. This entire argument over organic vs “synthetic” (which doesn’t exist) nutrients, that has been ongoing for years and years, is flawed at its base assumptions. I’ve been using recharge in both my commercial and personal grows ops for years right along with multiple synthetically derived nutrient systems, as a flush feed in coco on a feed, feed, flush feed schedule with the flush feed being 1/2 strength nutrients and 1.5 grams of recharge per gallon, works great, and I have STACKS of compliance lab testing documents to prove it.

MR puffnstuff – Where the nutes are extracted from; natural and unnatural ways. Like chemical waste turned into salt based nutes are dangerous, unnatural and contain way more than just heavy metals to worry about. Organics for me always.