Terracycle worm poop

*GreenPassion*

Has anyone tried this product yet?
It seems very interesting.
http://www.terracycle.net/

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Yes I use it in my veggie garden, I apply it every two weeks.Have not used it on MJ.

btdt

It's a very good foliar feed for yer clones...pre-roots it will help ward off yellowing... apres roots it will kick 'em into gear. Good for veg foliar feeding also.

For a soil drench type fert it's too weak for what we're growing.

I like the concept though. All of the bottles it comes in are reused soda bottles...etc.
Started as a fund-raising gig for students if I'm not mistaken...

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I like what it does for my veggies, you hook onto your hose and spray away. Clones you say, I might have to try that sometime.

*GreenPassion*

The lawn recipe is much stronger.

I just got off the phone with one of there scientists, really nice guy, and very helpful too.

However the "pour on" like the tomato food, is all arounf 300ppm.
Very gentle, organic stuff. Pretty cool stuff too.

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green_nobody

mogie was messing around with that stuff like 2-3 month ago, drove everyone nuts with it on RUI that those were giving away free kits and shit, so ask mogie about that stuff.

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Nobody can get Mogie out of the arcade at the moment....lol

j/k Mogie

GetAhead

Hmmm.. I am always looking for a good foliar feeding candidate. I like to rotate.

HBB

Is Terracycle the Scotts subsidary company that is suing the small name organic spray, or is Terracycle the suee of Scotts?

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*GreenPassion*

This is how I understand it Htownbbootboi,

TerraCycle sued by Scotts Miracle-Gro


The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, a $2.2 billion assets giant which has at least a 59% share of the relevant market, has sued tiny TerraCycle, Inc., an inner-city company founded by college students to create an eco-friendly business. TerraCycle manufactures all-natural garden products by feeding organic waste to worms and bottling the resulting worm poop compost tea as ready-to use plant food in soda bottles collected by schools and other charities across North America. TerraCycle is located in the Urban Enterprise Zone of Trenton, New Jersey.

Scotts claims that the two companies' products look similar and will confuse customers because some TerraCycle plant foods have a green and yellow label with a circle and a picture of flowers and vegetables on it.

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