Can this be used to add nutrients to coco-coir medium.
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Yes. But this is used in a 3 part series. Theirs grow, bloom, and micro which are all used at the same time but mixed in the water separately. U can't mix them together as one. It's designed for hydroponics solutions. Though you can use this in dirt to. It's a concentrate so it needs to be mixed in with water depending on what time of growth your in.
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I'm sorry but I honestly don't know...I add fish meal and kelp to the coconut coir.
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yes. it can be mixed w/ any liquid. I like to use coconut water, vitamin water, coffee, milk or water w/ fruit.
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I don't know why you would want to do that. If you're trying to improve the nutrients and the microbial content of your soil I would add manure and earth worms - this is assuming you can't add compost. Adding compost of course does all this for you and more.
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Advanced Nutrients as I am sure you know, focuses on hydroponic growing but all their products that i've used or know about can also be used in soil or other growth media to great benefit of your ladies. I think you'll be very happy with your results.
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I don't remember how much soil I used and no I didn't mix it with coconut coir. My guess on the soil was about half of a 2 cubic bag of patio plus from Kellogg's and some composte I make. I planted strawberries in it.
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I would think so but not sure. I can get some coconut next time I go to the store and try it.
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Yes but it is too expensive to do that. It is a starter so it has the bacteria in it to foster the growth of good organisms to convert organic matter into compost.
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Yes, that is what I use it for. I soak the peas for awhile and then roll them in the Innoculant. The nitrogen boost helps with germination.
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Yes it should. They are very few differences in properties between CoCo Sugar and Cane sugar..
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Yes it can be used on any type of vegetable that would benefit from extra calcium.
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That sounds correct to me.. use high nitrogen for green growth the other for budding and fruiting , assuming it has the ingredients for tha:t phosphorous and potash.
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Sure, you can put hot coco mix in it. I've put a lot worse in mine. It will keep it hot a long time too.
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I can't imagine why not.I was using Dr Harveys veg to bowl food and adding oil as directed to complete the nutritional balance he recommended.I will say I called the company, and they were totally helpful. I even got to speak with Dr. Harvey, he was full of additional informatiom I didn't even know I needed!
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It would work. It is all ground up, ready to mix with water (can use water from cooking veggies). It absorbs water and reconstitutes into soft food.
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Yes, this is a fertilizer/animal feed grade so it would be OK to use it for that.
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I am not sure myself. (I think that is a good question, but how would the nutrients be delivered, I wonder). You might want to contact the seller and ask.
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Yes, that's how you make the ratios. Make sure the entire plant has a milky coating. If not shake the mixture more to mix it better.