Organic Fertilizer Regimen?

[PrisonerInGlass]

So, recently I've been researching all natural fertilizers for growing. I've gathered info on a few types of fertilizers (ie: Blood Meal, Worm Castings, Bat Guano, Kelp, etc), but I have no clue as to where to introduce these nutrients. Does anyone have a completely organic feeding schedule or something to that effect? Some pointers as to which fertilizers to use or where to introduce them would be nice too. I'm quite a novice to organic growing... heh

PrisonerInGlass Reviewed by PrisonerInGlass on 05-30-2007. Organic Fertilizer Regimen? So, recently I've been researching all natural fertilizers for growing. I've gathered info on a few types of fertilizers (ie: Blood Meal, Worm Castings, Bat Guano, Kelp, etc), but I have no clue as to where to introduce these nutrients. Does anyone have a completely organic feeding schedule or something to that effect? Some pointers as to which fertilizers to use or where to introduce them would be nice too. I'm quite a novice to organic growing... heh Rating: 5

[onequickmove]

ditto

[evertking]

you could use high nitrogen fertilizers like super tea, mexican bat guano.. during veging add some kelp... switch to high phosphorus guano's like budswel and indonesian guano during flowering with kelp and some kind of bloom booster.
you can bubble this for a few days... but i just shake the jug and use.

[evertking]

this might help you... here is another one that might help

[onequickmove]

that helps quite a bit; i really like how organic growing is mostly about experience and "feel" without exact chemical math type growing fits my hippy nature

got to say i'm concerned about what else might be in the organic stuff i'd buy, especially the blood and bone mixes; would that stuff be mixed up with all kinds of crap from the slaughterhouses? could you do more harm with using "organics" because of contaminents as such?

kelp meal sounds great, worm castings too, guano sort of

i just wonder how pure "organic" suppliments and nutes really are, or if there's a ton of pesticides and crap that leaks into the batch; i'm reffering to stand-alone stuff like meals and guano's rather than the bottles of mixed fancy stuff

[onequickmove]

i also really love the idea of starting with a nutrient rich organic soil and then just adding stuff when it looks like the plant could use it

definitely my style rather than following a schedule...........i hate schedules