Fertilizers for EarthTainers

Ricky Shaw · September 6, 2015

Mark,
A continuous feed poses fewer problems than intermittent, so that's kind of cool. I don't see anywhere in the HG literature that the mixed 4-18-38, MagSulf, and CalNitr is unstable, and premixing in a 275 gallon tote and gravity drip is my most cost effective option.

So if it's not reactive, why does the injection system you have separate the Calcium, does it clump?

I been to Alaska once, first wife's brother was a pilot for Pennisula Air in the late 80's. He got called in on emergencies 4 of the 7 days we were there. It worked out ok for me, the wives went shopping and sightseeing and I rented a car and drove down to Homer and fished for 3 days.

I might have been thru Wasilla, can't remember. One of the days we drove up thru the Matanuska Valley, and in perfect tour guide voice he's telling us about huge cabbage and some strain of killer weed raised by old hippies.

September 6, 2015	#31
Ricky Shaw Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Zone 6a Denver North Metro Posts: 1,910	Mark, A continuous feed poses fewer problems than intermittent, so that's kind of cool. I don't see anywhere in the HG literature that the mixed 4-18-38, MagSulf, and CalNitr is unstable, and premixing in a 275 gallon tote and gravity drip is my most cost effective option. So if it's not reactive, why does the injection system you have separate the Calcium, does it clump? I been to Alaska once, first wife's brother was a pilot for Pennisula Air in the late 80's. He got called in on emergencies 4 of the 7 days we were there. It worked out ok for me, the wives went shopping and sightseeing and I rented a car and drove down to Homer and fished for 3 days. I might have been thru Wasilla, can't remember. One of the days we drove up thru the Matanuska Valley, and in perfect tour guide voice he's telling us about huge cabbage and some strain of killer weed raised by old hippies.