6 5 3 rock powder amendment

[Vegas flower]

Sorry to Doc Bud as I have read this recipe at least 4 times on four different threads but I could not find it through the search. Perhaps today's search fu is low. I think this is an important enough additive that it should have a findable thread.

I need the recipe please? doc? Curso?

 

[Graytail]

It should be in this thread:

Doc Bud's High Brix - Strawberry Cough - Pineapple Express

 

[BudTester420]

Here you go bud,
Take six measures of Calcium Carbonate, add five measures of Soft Rock Phosphate and three measures of Gypsum in a 5 gallon bucket, well mixed.- Add this mix to soil at 1/4 cup per gallon of medium prior to cooking it. That might be slightly different than what I used to recommend back when I was doing that, but it will certainly work.- The important thing is to make sure you cook the soil and have excellent microbial health so the plant can enjoy all that calcium.

Got that from doc a few weeks ago.

 

[Vegas flower]

Thanks folks I knew it was around somewhere but it sure wasn't easy to get to.

 

[Vegas flower]

It should be in this thread:

Doc Bud's High Brix - Strawberry Cough - Pineapple Express

First page! Thanks Graytail.

 

[high 420kwats]

This is the same thing I have been looking for! Everytime I look it up or ask somebody I get a different answer. I have heard 2/3 cup per 1 cu ft of soil which equals out to about 7.5 gals of soil. And don't forget about Azomite, still different amounts anywhere for a couple Tbsp 's to 1/3 cup.
There definitely needs to be a thread for minerized soils & what kind of fert's.

 

[Graytail]

First page! Thanks Graytail.

On page 12 he says this:

Promix HP
20 lbs worm castings
2.5 bags Ancient Forest
4 cups 6-5-3
2 cups Azomite
4 cups Rock n Chicken (composted chicken manure pellitized with soft rock phosphate.)

Doc Bud's High Brix - Strawberry Cough - Pineapple Express

This makes 60 gallons of soil.

 

[high 420kwats]

I have already seen this one but now DOC doesn't want to use Rock'n Chicken because it might not be GMO free!