Not sure if anyone has posted this website, but it seems that they are reasonably priced. They are based in Oregon. Everwood Farm http://www.everwoodfarm.com/ Hopefully this can help someone else. Happy growing
I was wondering if anyone thinks that this is a good mix? Please let me know. I bought a few things that Jerry suggested, but I haven't mixed up anything yet. http://www.everwoodfarm.com/Super_Soil_Potting_Soil_Supplies_-_per_pound_-_from_our_Bulk_Bins/Super_Soil_Nutrient_Kit_for_12_cu.ft._mix Again, thanks for all the help and advice.
Yep - 1st page of this thread, 3rd post under "General Organic Supply Houses" You'll find the link for Everwood Farm... lol j
Bone, blood, rock phosphate, Epsom salts? (Really?) and powdered Humic (Leonardite) acid (hehe) really aren't my thing... But that's just me. J
I noticed some organic bagged soils have Mycorrhizae already mixed in. (not sure correct spelling) Does anyone know what is the average amount most company's use per cubic foot?
http://www.pthorticulture.com/en/products/pro-mix-hp-biofungicide-plus-mycorrhizae/#tabroduct-specification Checking Pro-Mix web site they don't seem to list the spoor per CF count but I'd not depend on the mix but would use a direct spoor application at transplant of something like Mycos.. http://www.xtreme-gardening.com/products .. I grab a pack at the hydro store and sprinkle a spoon on the roots at transplant..
Good morning all! Great thread jerry!! I'll take awhile to get it all read but, dang, I sure do appreciate all the info. Thank you!
did you know that peat moss has naturally occurring myco's in it already? pretty sure it's considered an alive medium. well I tried to find an article talking about it and all I could find was sunshine mix this of promix that. heres what I did find,
Just wanted to let everyone know that Horizon Herbs changed their name to Strictly Medicinal LLC. You can find them here: Strictly Medicinal LLC. Good folks to deal with.
Castaway Compost is home-made vermicompost from Indiana. His compost comes with baby worms, premium home castings, and cocoons. Also sells worms, worm bins, and compost tea. Uses paper shreds, leaf mold, and kitchen scraps. $1 per lb for vermicompost Great Fermentations sells malted barley and rice hulls out of Avon, Indiana Picked up my barley straw from Dammanns Nursery. Indiana Discount Mall in Indianapolis sells fresh coconuts! CSPM and Lava Rock @ Home Depot Pro-Tekt/Ag-Sil, Ful-Power and Smart Pots from Maximum Grow or Harvest Moon Hydro in Indianapolis
You can add Fedco to the aeration source list. They have rice hulls and worm castings as well. Sent from my SM-G920P using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Wondering if anyone has a good source for gypsum and coconut powder? Im in southern Cali, Thanks in advance
Growplus Home Depot has 40 pounds of garden gypsum for about 11 bucks.. Coconut Water Powder - Raw Freeze Dried Organic BNW
cant you get green young coconut in california? and make sure to taste one if you do cause they are friken delicious!
Not sure but I'm not sure I haven't tried but I mix 40 gallons at a time so I was hoping just to use a water soluble powder for my laziness.