Bacondoggy
New Member
Okay. My INTENT here is to explain that I am planning on going organic, but then was considering some cheaper forts from lowes home depot, as I do not have barely any money. I feel like I'm at the stage that the more research I do, the more confused I can get and have contradicting things from different people. Everyone has their own opinions and I try to respect them. However, when someone says someone is wrong and blah blah blah, only to advertize something they sell, well, that pisses me off. Anyway, I have everything organic so far and have worm casings and fish emulsion. I am trying g to think of what to add for potash (for root structure) and what an effective "organic" fert that is cheap for bloom. I am in the sprout stage so none of this is important as far as time frame goes. I just don't want to get the wrong stuff. And I don't want to get into miracle grow bc some people like it, others hate it, but I do believe there is some truth in some nutes being SIMILAR to MG, but have a lot leaf on the bottle and they sell it for 10 times the amount... but since I am equally ignorant to all products, I'm not sure which way to go.
My main concern is I have heard people say that chemicals will destroy organics and the micronutrients. I think "chemical" is incredibly vauge, and doesn't really say or tell you what can or can't be used in conjunction with organic grows where you are concerned with the healthy microbes and that they do not get destroyed.
The following is a "copy/paste" from another site, from a guy who I personally think is a douchebag. I almost wanted to email him and tell him that but there is no good in that. I have omitted his email bc while he posted it on the other site, I do not feel comfortable giving out other people's info. I believe the guy has SOME valid points and may know a little, but I don't think he is correct in everything he says. Some I guess I agree with, some I disagree and some have raised questions (like bat guano, bone meal and bloodmeal are bad?)
I'm not too sure about urine (I don't see anything wrong with it if you dilute it to whatever the proper level is and make sure it doesn't sit around so ammonia does not build up), because urine is sterile... but he was also trying to promote his dumbass "buy my fertilizer, it took me years to make" crap, which is what really pissed me off. I guess i am looking to this community to chime in and let me know if what he is saying is true how much of it or what. It's almost like he has just enough info to b.s. his way to having people agree with him. Like I said, some may be right... I dunno. SO WITHOUT FURTHER ADO:
I can't believe that someone would actually suggest Miricle Grow and human urine! I have a small organic fertilizer company in So. California and spent years developing truely organic fertilizers for cannabis (both dry and liquid) from mealworm castings. My target market is home growers who care about their health and only want to ingest organically grown mj. Most, if not all fertilizer blends that are offered for cannabis contain chemical elements and/or even toxins. I will name a few - bat guano, blood meal and bone meal. While they are identified by the FDA as "organic" in reality that can really put a hurt on you: both bone and blood meal these days come from slaughterhouses and are loaded with antibiotics, growth hormones and steroids. Even human "biosolids" from sewer treatment plants are considered "organic" by the FDA, and believe it or not, many commercial farmers in this country use it regardless of the toxin levels it may contain! Why? ITS CHEAP TO BUY and does grow well - if you don't mind polluting your body. Bat guano has been used in cannabis fertilization since the 60's . . . there are so many associated diseases with bat guano I would bever touch it much less use it on anything I plan to actually ingest. By the way . . .remember Mad Cow disease a few years back? BONE MEAL was the cause! Even ORGANIC GARDENING MAGAZINE strongly advises gardeners not to use blood meal, bone meal or bat guano. It's simply not worth the risk!
Mealworm castings however, are not a blend and are pure as the driven snow. mealworms are fed wheat bran and raw carrots . . . and is not really a worm at all but the larva stage of the darkwing beetle. Not only does it have a natural NPK of 4-3-2 it also has 15 micronutrients to feed the soil and the plants.
I have developed a FOLIAR SPRAY from mealworm castings (not a tea) and have a patent for this unique process. The point is using a foliar spray on the leaves and buds and the dry fertilizer for the roots you not only get healthy growth but a lot of it!
People like Johnny should visit my site and use the Facebook link to find out the good, the bad and the ugly things you can do to yourself using harmful fertilizer. I can be emailed there at
***IF you want to look for this guy that's on you lol, but I just want to know what I can eventually put in my soil without worrying about it destroying the bacterial growth I am trying to achieve. I have worm casings and fish emulsion - if you were me, and had very limited funds, what else would you get? What is superthrive? I hear good things about it and that it's cheap and readily available?
My main concern is I have heard people say that chemicals will destroy organics and the micronutrients. I think "chemical" is incredibly vauge, and doesn't really say or tell you what can or can't be used in conjunction with organic grows where you are concerned with the healthy microbes and that they do not get destroyed.
The following is a "copy/paste" from another site, from a guy who I personally think is a douchebag. I almost wanted to email him and tell him that but there is no good in that. I have omitted his email bc while he posted it on the other site, I do not feel comfortable giving out other people's info. I believe the guy has SOME valid points and may know a little, but I don't think he is correct in everything he says. Some I guess I agree with, some I disagree and some have raised questions (like bat guano, bone meal and bloodmeal are bad?)
I'm not too sure about urine (I don't see anything wrong with it if you dilute it to whatever the proper level is and make sure it doesn't sit around so ammonia does not build up), because urine is sterile... but he was also trying to promote his dumbass "buy my fertilizer, it took me years to make" crap, which is what really pissed me off. I guess i am looking to this community to chime in and let me know if what he is saying is true how much of it or what. It's almost like he has just enough info to b.s. his way to having people agree with him. Like I said, some may be right... I dunno. SO WITHOUT FURTHER ADO:
I can't believe that someone would actually suggest Miricle Grow and human urine! I have a small organic fertilizer company in So. California and spent years developing truely organic fertilizers for cannabis (both dry and liquid) from mealworm castings. My target market is home growers who care about their health and only want to ingest organically grown mj. Most, if not all fertilizer blends that are offered for cannabis contain chemical elements and/or even toxins. I will name a few - bat guano, blood meal and bone meal. While they are identified by the FDA as "organic" in reality that can really put a hurt on you: both bone and blood meal these days come from slaughterhouses and are loaded with antibiotics, growth hormones and steroids. Even human "biosolids" from sewer treatment plants are considered "organic" by the FDA, and believe it or not, many commercial farmers in this country use it regardless of the toxin levels it may contain! Why? ITS CHEAP TO BUY and does grow well - if you don't mind polluting your body. Bat guano has been used in cannabis fertilization since the 60's . . . there are so many associated diseases with bat guano I would bever touch it much less use it on anything I plan to actually ingest. By the way . . .remember Mad Cow disease a few years back? BONE MEAL was the cause! Even ORGANIC GARDENING MAGAZINE strongly advises gardeners not to use blood meal, bone meal or bat guano. It's simply not worth the risk!
Mealworm castings however, are not a blend and are pure as the driven snow. mealworms are fed wheat bran and raw carrots . . . and is not really a worm at all but the larva stage of the darkwing beetle. Not only does it have a natural NPK of 4-3-2 it also has 15 micronutrients to feed the soil and the plants.
I have developed a FOLIAR SPRAY from mealworm castings (not a tea) and have a patent for this unique process. The point is using a foliar spray on the leaves and buds and the dry fertilizer for the roots you not only get healthy growth but a lot of it!
People like Johnny should visit my site and use the Facebook link to find out the good, the bad and the ugly things you can do to yourself using harmful fertilizer. I can be emailed there at
***IF you want to look for this guy that's on you lol, but I just want to know what I can eventually put in my soil without worrying about it destroying the bacterial growth I am trying to achieve. I have worm casings and fish emulsion - if you were me, and had very limited funds, what else would you get? What is superthrive? I hear good things about it and that it's cheap and readily available?