Reddit reviews Dr. Earth 736P Life Organic All Purpose Fertilizer In Poly Bag, 4-Pound
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Certified organicSafe and naturalEasy to use homogenous pelletsInfused with beneficial microbesFor all planting usesSame great Pro-Biotic formula with Beneficial Soil Microbes and Mycorrihizae11 percent Humic AcidEasy to use homogenous pelletsFast, Long-Lasting ResultsCertified Organic. 5-5-5 Formulation
ditch that stuff and get Dr. Earth's 5-5-5 fertilizer https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Earth-736P-Organic-Fertilizer/dp/B001F9SGKG lot's of trichocereus growers use it and are very happy with the results it gives.
misting micronutrients at night also helps with pup production as does peeping on your cacti from time to time or peeing in a large bottle and dilute by half to spread around the whole garden urea helps lots with that.
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theres no nutrients in that mix which is fine for the first 2 weeks. have you thought if you want to go bottle vs organic? you might want to add one or all of these later: kelp meal/, kelp extract(trace minerals), oyster shell (calcium/chitin/), neem meal(integrated pest managment and nitrogen, gypsum (sulfur), dr earths organic fertilizer..
PHEW that was a lot of links. If you had to pick two id go with dr earths fertilizer with the liquid kelp and some quality compost preferrably local but this is good in a pinch.
theres bottle organics with biobizz thats not too expensive. they have a starter pack for $25.
by the way if you are having issues with PH you may or may not want to add a teaspoon or two of dolomite lime. this brings PH up to 7.0 as it is alkaline. this is good for PEAT based mixes as peat is acidic at about 5.5-6.0.
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if you want to go bottle fox farms trio is popular or you can use pure blend pro grow/ bloom.