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Smartweed
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Sublicious Compost?
#12207788 - 03/15/10 05:28 PM (14 years, 16 days ago) |
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I have read a writeup about someone using their casing but I havn't heard anything about the compost.
Has anyone used it? Any remarks good or bad on it would be greatly appreciated as I purchased some to try out.
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Skrood 1
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Re: Sublicious Compost? [Re: Smartweed]
#12207830 - 03/15/10 05:34 PM (14 years, 16 days ago) |
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anything with the name sublicious must either taste good or be great for what its used for... or not. Never used it but im looking for something new to use to case so id like to know what the deal is with this stuff
Edited by Skrood 1 (03/15/10 05:36 PM)
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Smartweed
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Re: Sublicious Compost? [Re: Skrood 1]
#12207846 - 03/15/10 05:37 PM (14 years, 16 days ago) |
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Well they are a new sponsor, apparently their casing did good as there is a writeup on here. I will do a writeup of the compost to let you guys know how it works.
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Damion5050
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Re: Sublicious Compost? [Re: Smartweed]
#12208120 - 03/15/10 06:26 PM (14 years, 16 days ago) |
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According to there site and reviews from certain members they say there products work really well. So buy some and see what happens.
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Smartweed
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Damion5050 said: According to there site and reviews from certain members they say there products work really well. So buy some and see what happens.
I bought a 10lb to try out. I will do a writeup to see how it goes.
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Damion5050
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Re: Sublicious Compost? [Re: Smartweed]
#12208219 - 03/15/10 06:42 PM (14 years, 16 days ago) |
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See I can't really justify paying for compost like that considering a 3 dollar brick of coir and some verm will get me 12+ounces. But maybe one of these days I will use there stuff to try and grow some pans.
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evildee125
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Damion5050 said:
See I can't really justify paying for compost like that considering a 3 dollar brick of coir and some verm will get me 12+ounces. But maybe one of these days I will use there stuff to try and grow some pans.
i know what you mean.. especially considering i get horse manure for free.. good luck op id really like to know how it turns out
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Smartweed
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I can get horse manure for free. I would like to compare to see what difference if any there is and I would like for other Shroomerites to see this aswell.
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evildee125
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Re: Sublicious Compost? [Re: Smartweed]
#12209585 - 03/15/10 10:18 PM (14 years, 16 days ago) |
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Smartweed said: I can get horse manure for free. I would like to compare to see what difference if any there is and I would like for other Shroomerites to see this aswell.
right on
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Montock
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Damion5050 said:
See I can't really justify paying for compost like that considering a 3 dollar brick of coir and some verm will get me 12+ounces. But maybe one of these days I will use there stuff to try and grow some pans.
agreed, but i recently won a free 10 pound bag of the stuff threw a contest the owner of the company was holding, luckily by the time it got to me, which was very shortly after winning, i already had 8quarts of my most agressive pr on stand by, with 4 quarts of spawn each, i had enough compost to make 2 27q tubs with a sub depth of just under 4 inches in each tub, on the same day i also made a new custom design for a 109q mono tub with coir also(i've got a new design i figured id try out) anyway as for colonization, the two compost tubs were done maybe 1-2 days ahead of the coir tops, i let all three projects sit till 10 days anyway, they were placed into fruitting conditions about 2-4 days ago, i dont have any knots yet, but id bet 500$ that ill have pin in the two tubs with compost way before my coir tub, judging soley by the rate at which the compost is consolidating, with coir and 27q mono's ill get right around 3 ounces between three flushes almost everytime, so well see how it does.
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evildee125
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Re: Sublicious Compost? [Re: Montock]
#12212022 - 03/16/10 11:11 AM (14 years, 15 days ago) |
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i would imagine the compost will outperform coir
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