PeeJay's Neophyte Breeding Adventure (Hi-brix amendment)

SweetSue;2544982 said:

PeeJay;2544744 said:

LOL Canna. To this day you are the only person around here that has ever had problems from UNDERFEEDING your plants back on your first grow. Way more problems come from trying to fatten up kids like lab rats for an obesity study. It's really as simple as that. Doc's kit is nicely prudent. It would be nice if he printed labels for his new fancy bottles that listed what was in each amendment. He got the stickers for the front. Very classy. But, for some reason he feels the need to keep things shrouded in secrecy. You would figure that the excellent customer support, and the buying in bulk so end users don't have to and repackaging in usable sizes, and trial and error he does would keep folks buying. The "veil of secrecy" is not a smart part of his marketing plan IMO. I find it a huge boner killer.

Oh well. I won't even get into federal labeling laws. The kit works.

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I once got obnoxious about this very thing. It was what brought Doc to my journal the first time. So he explained it.

Doc Bud;2383881 said:

Sweetsue;2383401 said:

I'd still like to know what's in that High Brix kit.

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All you have to do is ask!

First of all, I'm not in any way, nor are my products in any way affiliated with "HiBrix" from Australia. I use no chelating agents of any kind, all of my products are GMO free, all the way down the food chain.

So, here's what in the kit:

Amendment: Carbonized Limestone, Soft Rock Phosphate, Organic fertilizer ( yeast based), bio-char, mycorhyzae, ammonium phosphate, copper sulfate, iron sulfate, kelp meal, some salt of molybdenum, zinc and 20 mule team borax.

Recharge: very similar to the Amendment but with a tad of magnesium added.

Tea: Liquid Humic acid with beneficials

Roots!: various rock powders, mainly limestone, gypsum and soft rock phosphate, with biochar, trace minerals a mycorhyzae that have been born and bred on the rock powders.

Growth Energy: Liquid calcium nitrate derived from naturally occuring chilean nitrate. Trace minerals.
Transplant: Cold water fish hydrolysate, chilean nitrate.
Cat Drench: fish hydrolysate from cold water fish, ammonium phosphate, ammonium sulfate
Brix foliar: fish hydrolysate, calcium phosphate, phosphoric acid, dextrose, kelp based natural plant growth regulators (PGR's...auxins, kinens, etc.)
DeStress Foliar: Kelp, phosphoric acid, PGR's, dextrose.

I think I got every ingredient. Essentially, it's just rocks, naturally occuring salts, fish juice, microbes, small amount of carbon and organic matter.

The soil is very much alive....which is the entire point of High Brix growing.

My system is designed with a post-prohibition mentality and all of these products are good to go right out of the bag/bottle with sprayers, broadcast spreaders, fertigation and all manner of greenhouse Dosatrons and related products.

But they can also be adapted to small hobby grows, just as easily.

So, you LOS/TLO folks are like our favorite cousins. We're about the same things, we just have a different style and understanding. I'd like to grow by the Hectare....but I'd also like quality to be BETTER than what I now grow AND I can't spend all day brewing AACT in a swimming pool to food everything!

So, products designed for farming and market gardens appeal to me. No bugs, high quality every time, flexibility, consistency.

But please don't say I'm using chemicals or chelation! That's not me, that's someone else from Australia!

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