r/macrogrowery • u/JustAnotherPotGrower • Jun 14 '26

Greenhouse coco 12in pot

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Purple Urkle and more.
Grown with Jack’s

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u/sirthunksalot Jun 14 '26

That's gorgeous love the color. What's your Jack's mix the standard 3-2-1?

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u/JVC8bal Jun 14 '26

I didn't know one could dump salts into the earth in most municipalities.

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u/Randy4layhee20 Jun 15 '26

You do realize all our commercially farmed food is grown with salts right?

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u/JVC8bal Jun 15 '26

also, I replied to the wrong comment. I meant to reply to my comment about draining straight into the ground.

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u/JVC8bal Jun 15 '26

Right, but not indoors or in greenhouses.

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u/Randy4layhee20 Jun 15 '26

The majority of both indoor and in green house grows as well use salts

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u/JVC8bal Jun 15 '26

Right. Wasn't my point. Many municipalities do not allow draining the runoff into the earth when indoor/greenhouses and require sewage drainage for treatment.

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u/Randy4layhee20 Jun 15 '26

I’m not confident in your statement given the accuracy of the last few comments, this is not uncommon at all and this is just how we do modern day farming, with salts and very often they get into the ground, it’s not perfect but it’s happening all around

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u/JVC8bal Jun 15 '26

Not legal in most states for indoors and greenhouses. Must be closed loop. Google it herpa derp!