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    Organic PH adjusting

    Minerals

    Greensand N= 0 P= 1.5 K= 7
    comments- Mined from old ocean deposits; used as soil conditioner; it holds water and is high in iron, magnesium, and silica - 32 trace minerals in all.

    Eggshells N= 1.2 P= 0.4 K= 0.1
    comments- Contais calcium plus trace minerals. Dry first, then grind to powder.

    Limestone (dolomitic) N= 0 P= 0 K= 0
    comments- Raises pH, 51% calcium and 40% magnesium.

    Limestone (calcitic) N= 0 P= 0 K= 0
    comments- Raises pH, 65-80% calcium, 3-15% magnesium.

    Crustacean Shells N= 4.6 P= 3.52 K= 0
    comments- Contain large amounts of lime. Should be ground as finely as possible for best results.

    Wood Ashes N= 0 P= 1.5 K= 7
    comments- Very fast acting and highly alkaline (usually used to raise pH). Contains many micronutrients.

    Crushed Granite N= 0 P= 0 K= 5
    comments- Contains 67% silicas and 19 trace minerals. Slow release over a long period of time.

    Rock Phosphate N= 0 P= 3 K= 0
    comments- Contains 11 trace minerals. Slow release over a long period of time.

    Epsom Salts N= 0 P= 0 K= 0
    comments- Provides Mg and acts as a balancer.

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    Soil Amendments and Organic Material

    Cornstalks N= 0.75 P= 0.4 K= 0.9
    comments- Break down slowly; excellent soil conditioner. Should be shredded.

    Oak Leaves N= 0.8 P= 0.35 K= 0.15
    comments- Break down slowly, shred for best results. Good soil conditioner.

    Feathers N= 15 P= 0 K= 0
    comments- Chop or shred finely for best results.

    Hair N= 14 P= 0 K= 0
    comments- Good soil conditioner, oils break down slowly. Chop or shred finely for best results.

    Sources include: Rodale Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening, The Deluxe Marijuana Growers Guide (Frank and Rosenthal)

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    Organic Fertilizers - Composition

    Organic soil composition involves creating a soil medium that has a balanced amount of nutrients - NPK as well as trace elements and minerals - plus organic material that provides food for not only the plant, but also the countless soil microorganisms, fungi, worms, and bacteria that comprise a healthy soil. This soil life breaks down the raw materials of the fertilizers you add so the plants can absorb them, and also plays a part in as-yet undefined processes that aid plant growth and improve soil health.

    Below are various "recipes" for both organic fertilizers and organic soil mixes.

    Mix and match formulas

    Pick one source from each category. The results will vary in composition from 1-2-1 to 4-6-3, but any mixture will provide a balanced supply of nutrients that will be steadily available to plants and encourage soil microorganisms.

    Nitrogen

    * 2 parts blood meal
    * 3 parts fish meal

    Phosporous

    * 3 parts bone meal
    * 6 parts rock phosphate or colloidal phosphate

    Potassium

    * 1 part kelp meal
    * 6 parts greensand :thumbsup:
    J DOG 6000 Reviewed by J DOG 6000 on . Organic PH adjusting Minerals Greensand N= 0 P= 1.5 K= 7 comments- Mined from old ocean deposits; used as soil conditioner; it holds water and is high in iron, magnesium, and silica - 32 trace minerals in all. Eggshells N= 1.2 P= 0.4 K= 0.1 comments- Contais calcium plus trace minerals. Dry first, then grind to powder. Limestone (dolomitic) N= 0 P= 0 K= 0 comments- Raises pH, 51% calcium and 40% magnesium. Rating: 5
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    #2
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    Organic PH adjusting

    exelent chart ,thanks
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    #3
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    Organic PH adjusting

    Accually at the bottom it tells you what to use for organic N-P and K.
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    #4
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    Organic PH adjusting

    epsom salts not organic.also let tap water sit out for 24 hrs,to get rid of chlorine,that will kill a organc grow.use dolimite lime and then u shold not hav to supoosely worrie about ph.

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    #5
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    Organic PH adjusting

    Good advise Butthead.
    Exept for the Epsom salt part...I'm pretty sure salt is a naturally organic thing.SALT?
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    #6
    Senior Member

    Organic PH adjusting

    verdicts in had it checked out,just wat i thought about the epsom salts u buy in stores http://www.overgrow.com/edge/showthread.php?t=738829

  8.     
    #7
    Senior Member

    Organic PH adjusting

    So what is the conclusion ,some is and some isn't?
    Obviously if you are growing organiclly you would use the salt straight from the earth.Not some proccessed shit.
    But good lookin out...thanks.
    Plus I'd only use it if I needed some Mag in my diet(by me I mean my plants)
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