Just out of curiosity i know chemical feeds kill microherds so how does non organic compost such as west plus which every one raves about work with an organic nutrient?

iv thought that myself bro??

plus,...if bio-bizz is organic food and it takes like upto two weeks to be broken down to usable food then shouldnt we be feeding our girls a good two weeks ahead of schedule??

.......no one??..

Maybe we already are feeding 2 weeks ahead of schedule bizz mate.
If you use fishmix that's already in plant form though so they absorb that instantly.

so back to the main question would it be best to go organic-organic as far a results go?

Id say thats just down to trial n error agito,.kinda like try it n see ya digg.

ps,sorry for hijacking the thread.

My understanding is that even with the chem feeds in a non-organic compost with a little loam in (i.e the MP's with added JI) will have a little microherd which can be optionally boosted with the use of innoculants, or by mixing in a little wormcasts to the compost. The base chem feed isn't enough to kill them so they are OK

Bizz - some of the nutrients in Biobizz are plant ready, some need breaking down - but it means that BB nutes can provide some feed straight away and with minimal microherd.

Blue-pixie,...thanks a lot mucker...
thats what i wanted to hear.

been using west with the bizz now for a while just wanted to see if i could improve on it

Is Westies really supposed to be good again? The last batch I used was utter

This was probably over a year ago though...