Ernst
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Traditional organic soil techniques, especially the basic ones, seem to fade over time against the rise of high technology organic derived products we all embrace in our quest for a respectable grow.
Hi, I'm Ernst from Turlock California and I have maintained a soil since 2001 I do believe.
I've followed the writings of many an organic gardener from grow site to grow site and I have tried my hand at producing content.
I maintain a 4x4x3 planter bed-cab system of my own design and this year is a fallow year after 18 months of no till experimentation.
The No till results are "Excellent" growth and yes all cycles function but also white flies of an advanced kind know more about dirt than I for sure.
I find this fallow with till cycle a blessing after the white flies but I learned oh so much about white flies. They know how to hedge their bets.
So I see that there isn't a thread on the fallow and till cycle of organic soil in here and that happens to be my current state-of-the-garden; Medical California Legal garden that is.
So, I can write for an hour but I will not meet anyone. I open the thread.
Hi, I'm Ernst from Turlock California and I have maintained a soil since 2001 I do believe.
I've followed the writings of many an organic gardener from grow site to grow site and I have tried my hand at producing content.
I maintain a 4x4x3 planter bed-cab system of my own design and this year is a fallow year after 18 months of no till experimentation.
The No till results are "Excellent" growth and yes all cycles function but also white flies of an advanced kind know more about dirt than I for sure.
I find this fallow with till cycle a blessing after the white flies but I learned oh so much about white flies. They know how to hedge their bets.
So I see that there isn't a thread on the fallow and till cycle of organic soil in here and that happens to be my current state-of-the-garden; Medical California Legal garden that is.
So, I can write for an hour but I will not meet anyone. I open the thread.