Actually, Ocean Solution 2-0-3 Liquid Fertilizer is much more than just water with a pinch of sea salt. It's a carefully formulated organic fertilizer made from deep-ocean water and includes: - 90 naturally occurring minerals: These minerals are harvested from deep-ocean water, providing a wide range of essential nutrients to plants. - Nitrogen and Potassium: These are added to the solution and are OMRI listed for organic use, ensuring they meet organic farming standards. These elements work together to promote healthier plant growth and restore depleted soils, making it far more nutrient-rich than just water and salt. You can also go to their website and read this too. oceansolution.com/product/oceansolution-203/

@@OnTheGrow Sure, but do you know how are "harvested" from the ocean water, and how is called the product after harvesting? 🙂 Also do you know what thing has half the Mendeleev table in it? 🙂 About the NPK do you know how much the solution 2-0-3 endup after diluting it from 1 to 100 gallons? For the vast majority of the chemical products, the cost of the product itself is around 1 to 3 cents per dollar, in this case is even significantly less. Rest is advertising, sponsorship, influencers and packaging. No matter the Deep ocean or Brazilian rain forest or the Depth of the African jungle advertising, you can't avoid basic chemistry and math. If you don't have "deep ocean minerals" 😅 try just for experiment pinch of himalayan rock salt (not the fake one painted in pink) and dash of household 10% ammonia.

Spirulina is a type of blue-green algae, but it is not the same as the harmful blue-green algae that can kill dogs. Spirulina is safe and highly nutritious, commonly used as a dietary supplement for both humans and pets. The type of blue-green algae that is harmful to dogs is commonly known as cyanobacteria.

We stopped using this NFT system for 2 main reasons : 1) we had limited space at that time as our growspace was only 160sqft, which we primarily used to conduct various experiments. With a system like this, you can't conduct experiments like you can with a regular grow rack. 2) we stopped selling our Microgreens to focus primarily on education. This type of grow system produces too much for someone who is not selling. Overall, it's a wonderful system for those who are selling and have the space.

If you're having issues with mold, it's likely one of these three things: 1) over seeding, and you'll need to adjust your seeding. 2) over-watering, which you'll have to adjust. The goal is for the seeds to look moist but not swimming. 3) this is rarer, but it could be your seeds, especially if they are older seeds. Really, when it comes to mold, it just means you have to make little adjustments until it works.

Thank you! :)

Hi guys, love your channel. Always watching. Question, from a mold perspective. How much hydrogen peroxide do you add per ltr of water. Sorry for the random question. Struggling a bit with my sunflower seeds. My peas, radish, mustard and broccoli grow perfect but running into the probs with sunflowers. I've been using 150 to 180 per tray but see you guys hit the sweet spot on 125g seeds. Which I switched to this sowe. Keep up the great work, from Cape Town South Africa.