I’m a salty cash cropper now, but I have years of experience with organic and specialty growing methods like Korean Natural Farming. The Japanese Knotweed removal thread got me thinking about biostimulants and a potential novel “super food” fertilizer for the cannabis garden.
Everyone knows compost and manure as a soil conditioner and base NPK. The most common biostimulants are humates and kelp. I’ve been doing a lot of reading about moringa and knotweed. The latter is the active ingredient in Regalia, the systemic organic IPM for powdery mildew.
I would love to make a molasses based lacto-fermentation that contains moringa, knotweed and a less refined version of AGT-50 Fulvic Mineral Complex that contains carbon for beneficials in the rhizosphere. The dosage would be similar to KNF at 5ml/gallon drench and foliar. It would be a balanced start to finish NPK with fantastic biostimulants for cannabis growth.