Is Technaflora's Recipe for Success" 100% soil friendly?

[elduece]

Opinions? I just bought some of this stuff and upon its arrival, I realized it isn't entirely organic or natural judging by the ingredient label. Only the green B-1 spray tonic qualified to be organic. Although the recipe instruction says it can be used with soil but what kind of soil?

After much reading I've come to understand that fungi like endomycorrhiza(sp?) can be harmed by many chemicals not 100% organic. Ocean Forest/Light warrior and Happy Frog potting/perlite are what I got for dirt and they do contain these fungis varieties.

So here is a new thread. I've already done the google legwork in search for any grow successes or woes with this nutrient package but in soil from root to fruit and couldn't find any or the one account closest in particular in that search was when that particular grower impulsively decides to switch just after mentioning this feeding program. And bozo the clown didn't explain why! IDIOT!

This will be my first indoor grow and I will be comparing indoor soil grown plants fed with guano/molasses teas, plants fed with casting/molasses tea and plants fed on this nute program(maybe) in search of preferred feed/soil combo. Any opinions are of course appreciated. Thank you!

elduece Reviewed by elduece on 05-20-2009. Is Technaflora's Recipe for Success" 100% soil friendly? Opinions? I just bought some of this stuff and upon its arrival, I realized it isn't entirely organic or natural judging by the ingredient label. Only the green B-1 spray tonic qualified to be organic. Although the recipe instruction says it can be used with soil but what kind of soil? After much reading I've come to understand that fungi like endomycorrhiza(sp?) can be harmed by many chemicals not 100% organic. Ocean Forest/Light warrior and Happy Frog potting/perlite are what I got for Rating: 5

[elduece]

Nevermind. I'm quite happy with this stuff.