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Msg for Jack Morgan

18 years ago

Hi Jack!

Good to see you're popping in the GW! Wanted to say thanks for the help with my lighting meltdown last weekend. I backed off the lights and heat a bit, then misted everything with seaweed extract and they're looking so much better. I'm in love with that seaweed extract. I've noticed a difference with each application of foliar feeding, soil drench and now I'm using it to root cuttings as well. It's AMAZING stuff!

BTW: I'm still coming to get some lights from you this weekend. Will call tomorrow or Sat morn.

Karen R.

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kimisdad
18 years ago
Hi Karen,

I'm happy it worked out. You will eventually find that growing in a greenhouse environment is very different. Timing of everything is much more critical. I am also happy you like the GrowMore Seaweed Extract it's the best on the market. It also will help to keep your plants more compact and prevent greenhouse apical and lateral stretching. Keep the Nitrogen (N) to a minimum unless it's calcium nitrate. I will explain more when I see you this weekend.

Jack

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