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Dak · April 23, 2013

RayR, I put the plants in pots over the weekend, so no documentation of roots, but there was significantly more root activity on the treated plants.
I was using BioBizz plant food before I up-potted them to the gallon size, I thought Sea-Crop would be a good alternative to BioBizz? From what I understand of Sea-Crop, they've removed 95% of the salt and it is just trace elements.
I had a soil test back in January and have applied a Rx to the soil as advised, so my plan was that once they were in the ground, the NPK would already be there.

April 23, 2013	#33
Dak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: CA Posts: 494	RayR, I put the plants in pots over the weekend, so no documentation of roots, but there was significantly more root activity on the treated plants. I was using BioBizz plant food before I up-potted them to the gallon size, I thought Sea-Crop would be a good alternative to BioBizz? From what I understand of Sea-Crop, they've removed 95% of the salt and it is just trace elements. I had a soil test back in January and have applied a Rx to the soil as advised, so my plan was that once they were in the ground, the NPK would already be there.