SEA-CROP - Page 2

rockhound · February 13, 2012

It would be nice if there were links to those studies referred to.

fortyonenorth · February 13, 2012

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Originally Posted by rockhound

It would be nice if there were links to those studies referred to.

Rockhound - You can find them under the "Research and Analysis" tab: http://www.seaagri.com/research.htm

The Future · February 17, 2012

I have been using diluted ocean water for years having read Dr. Murray's work. No controlled studies by me but I do endorse it. To make the point I once grew a watermelon (on a patio) in otherwise sterile pest moss with success. Another ocean water vendor claims there are nitrogen fixing bacteria in the ocean water (among the 20,000 in there) that after 3 years or so, make commercial fertilizer applications uneccesary.

March 11, 2012

You know, between this stuff, actinnovate, biota, myco and all the other soil prep stuff, we should have the best and mostest tomatoes ever.

seriously though, it is hard to keep track of all these things, and we have barely discussed how all these goodies interact with each other.

John3 · March 12, 2012

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Originally Posted by eltex

You know, between this stuff, actinnovate, biota, myco and all the other soil prep stuff, we should have the best and mostest tomatoes ever.

seriously though, it is hard to keep track of all these things, and we have barely discussed how all these goodies interact with each other.

I started a thread but put in My 2 cent which I now find out you can't search or search is not working for me for it. Anyways, I have tried to put all the info from all over the forum in the first post here's the link
http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=18010

epsilon · August 21, 2012

you know now that both sides have spoken I'd kind of like to sea(lol) some side by sides done of the above product especially because one has a slightly more attractive price point that the other but at the same time I also wonder how concentrated the other one is comparatively to the later of the two mentioned, my meaning being that I wonder which product actually offers the best per application/production cost.

Some thing that I've learned to trust is group consensus and this goes especially for things that I intend on spending my own time and money on. So I will probably either wait until a few members have conducted side by sides or until I have some spare change that I could shell for the two products so as that I can conduct my own analysis in the effectiveness of the products.

John3 · March 7, 2013

Any results yet? and photos?

Dak · March 14, 2013

Curious as well, any reviews from last year?

John3 · March 20, 2013

Sea-Crop's first video about product looks like it was released about 5 months ago. It sounds like he waited three for some farm tests to come in. sodium chloride (table salt) Na

February 17, 2012	#18
The Future Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Bermuda Posts: 364	I have been using diluted ocean water for years having read Dr. Murray's work. No controlled studies by me but I do endorse it. To make the point I once grew a watermelon (on a patio) in otherwise sterile pest moss with success. Another ocean water vendor claims there are nitrogen fixing bacteria in the ocean water (among the 20,000 in there) that after 3 years or so, make commercial fertilizer applications uneccesary. __________________ Wise selfishness is taking care of everyone else so that they don't bring harm to you.

March 20, 2013	#24
John3 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Alabama 7.5 or 8 depends on who you ask Posts: 727	Sea-Crop's first video about product looks like it was released about 5 months ago. It sounds like he waited three for some farm tests to come in. sodium chloride (table salt) Na Last edited by John3; March 20, 2013 at 11:27 AM.

February 13, 2012	#16
rockhound Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Tennessee Posts: 285	It would be nice if there were links to those studies referred to.

March 11, 2012	#19
eltex Guest Posts: n/a	You know, between this stuff, actinnovate, biota, myco and all the other soil prep stuff, we should have the best and mostest tomatoes ever. seriously though, it is hard to keep track of all these things, and we have barely discussed how all these goodies interact with each other.

August 21, 2012	#21
epsilon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Desert CA Posts: 400	you know now that both sides have spoken I'd kind of like to sea(lol) some side by sides done of the above product especially because one has a slightly more attractive price point that the other but at the same time I also wonder how concentrated the other one is comparatively to the later of the two mentioned, my meaning being that I wonder which product actually offers the best per application/production cost. Some thing that I've learned to trust is group consensus and this goes especially for things that I intend on spending my own time and money on. So I will probably either wait until a few members have conducted side by sides or until I have some spare change that I could shell for the two products so as that I can conduct my own analysis in the effectiveness of the products.

March 7, 2013	#22
John3 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Alabama 7.5 or 8 depends on who you ask Posts: 727	Any results yet? and photos?

March 14, 2013	#23
Dak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: CA Posts: 494	Curious as well, any reviews from last year?