My Global Bucket Using Only Liquid Fert - Page 2

**mdvpc** · March 21, 2013

While we were gone for 2 weeks, the greenhouse temps got up consistently to over 100 degreees F and they are still up there. So the plant suffered. There are about 50 fruit on it that I am hoping I will be able to harvest. Clearly, using the global bucket without the fert strip and cal/mag works if you are using a complete liquid fert like I am-with macros and minors.

Crandrew · March 22, 2013

Great! Any pics bud?

**mdvpc** · March 22, 2013

I am out of town again for a week, when I get back will take a photo if the heat doesnt bring it down.

Crandrew · March 22, 2013

Sounds good!

amideutch · March 23, 2013

Michael, looking good. I'm going to try the global bucket this year as I have scrounged 4 5gal buckets from work. I like your fertilizer regimen and are you using only the Sea Start now or still adding Nova Bloom as well.

This year I'm going to use X-treme Gardening Organic feeder packs for my container plants. Last year I used them in my surrogate garden, 3 packs per plant in the planting hole and had excellent results. Thinking about sending some to Raybo and let him do a test on one of his Tainers using the feeder packs instead of the fertilizer strip. Ami

**mdvpc** · March 23, 2013

Ami

Here is what I did. When I planted in the global bucket, I used GH FloraNova Grow, 1 tsp per gallon-used about a gallon. Did that 2 or 3 times, once a week. Then I switched to the GH FLoraNova Bloom, used that for 3 times or so-again 1 tsp per gallon soil drench. Then I used the Sea Start 0-4-4 for a couple times. Last week I used the Bloom again. It has worked well.

Ami-the Extreme Gardening packs-what is their macro/micro composition?

Don4Wis55 · April 26, 2013

Great work & results too. Being gone might actually help remind us not to "mother". However, what really counts in my book is taste, even ahead of production. Hope your harvest is a taste sensation & bountiful.

March 21, 2013	#16
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	While we were gone for 2 weeks, the greenhouse temps got up consistently to over 100 degreees F and they are still up there. So the plant suffered. There are about 50 fruit on it that I am hoping I will be able to harvest. Clearly, using the global bucket without the fert strip and cal/mag works if you are using a complete liquid fert like I am-with macros and minors. __________________ Michael

March 22, 2013	#18
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	I am out of town again for a week, when I get back will take a photo if the heat doesnt bring it down. __________________ Michael

March 23, 2013	#20
amideutch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Germany 49°26"N 07°36"E Posts: 5,041	Michael, looking good. I'm going to try the global bucket this year as I have scrounged 4 5gal buckets from work. I like your fertilizer regimen and are you using only the Sea Start now or still adding Nova Bloom as well. This year I'm going to use X-treme Gardening Organic feeder packs for my container plants. Last year I used them in my surrogate garden, 3 packs per plant in the planting hole and had excellent results. Thinking about sending some to Raybo and let him do a test on one of his Tainers using the feeder packs instead of the fertilizer strip. Ami __________________ Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘...Holy Crap .....What a ride!'

March 23, 2013	#21
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Ami Here is what I did. When I planted in the global bucket, I used GH FloraNova Grow, 1 tsp per gallon-used about a gallon. Did that 2 or 3 times, once a week. Then I switched to the GH FLoraNova Bloom, used that for 3 times or so-again 1 tsp per gallon soil drench. Then I used the Sea Start 0-4-4 for a couple times. Last week I used the Bloom again. It has worked well. Ami-the Extreme Gardening packs-what is their macro/micro composition? __________________ Michael

March 22, 2013	#17
Crandrew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: asdf Posts: 1,202	Great! Any pics bud?

April 26, 2013	#22
Don4Wis55 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Zone 5a, Wisconsin , USA Posts: 6	Great work & results too. Being gone might actually help remind us not to "mother". However, what really counts in my book is taste, even ahead of production. Hope your harvest is a taste sensation & bountiful.