I might get flamed, but i ask that you bare with me after a year of chemo i am foggy, well a little dank influence also. lol! My nutes consist of the GH flora nova with cal mag super thrive floralicious plus and koolbloom. this has been extremely easy and very rewarding using ro water all you have to do is measure and replace every 10 days. Very easy and dummy proof but i hate paying these pro]ices as i am increasing to add regular garden also so i need a great all inclusive home diy nutrient recipe! Thanks Folks! . Watch for rare dankness ghost of lee roy grow journal.
You can compost and make your own teas. I've seen people in apartments compost in a bucket under the kitchen sink. Put some of that rich homemade compost in water, add food for the dudes and set it bubbling. Good to go
I "build" my soils using all natural inputs but then I only feed(water) using A.A.M.E.'s. I use r/o H2O and add vermicompost, kelp meal, liquid seaweed(cold pressed), bat and bird guanos, Alaskan humus, soft rock phosphates(micronized), unsulfured molasses and anything else I feel the micro life could use for a particular stage of growth. I then put it in a home made "bubbler" and "brew" for 24-36 hours. I use three different recipes; one for veg(bacteria Dom), one when they enter flowering(bacteria/fungi mix) and one for halfway thru flowering(Fungi Dom). I also add microbial inoculations to the soil. I very seldom top dress as the "Teas" supply all that is needed to the micro life! Trust me, this method rocks and has given me countless "bumper crops"! Good luck! Keep it Green! Peace!
Botanical teas and fermented plant extracts... http://forum.grasscity.com/organic-growing/951823-botanicals.html?view=findpost&p=20271617&hl=fpe http://forum.grasscity.com/organic-growing/842873-fpe-fermented-plant-extracts.html?view=findpost&p=20208071&hl=fpe http://theunconventionalfarmer.com/
Using piss really works as a nutrient? How so. How would I make the solution? Please help I am a beginner and I have no money for nutrients or food for my little outside grow. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Outside grow is fun and pretty easy. Natural organic garden soil is made easily, 1/3 compost, 1/3 perlite, 1/3 coco coir or peat moss. Amend with worm castings, rock dust, alfalfa meal. You can also put in lots of other amendments too numerous to list. Mix it all together, add water cover it and let it sit for a month or 2. All that is needed from here is water and compost teas occasionally. No bottled nutrients needed at all.