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@numberfour - I don't want to stray too far off bodhi but you always post such beautiful shots. I was hoping you'd elaborate on your growing medium/regiment? I tried to look up other posts from you but it says you limit who can view your profile. Anyway, I'll post pics soon of what I...

Why is this a pass for you? I'm just curious why everyone is so interested in terps? I'm all about the effect, where a specific strain can take me. I'll smoke bigfoot's dick if it puts me in a great state of mind.

Would you be willing to self a few cuts, to try and preserve the genetics? Or cross them with some spare pollen? Anything to keep those specific genetics in your home would be valuable, at least if it were me. If I had experienced what you did, I'd want my children's fingerprints on everything...

@SSGrower I leave my compost outside. Where I live, it easily reaches freezing so you can expect most of your buggies to die or migrate out but the castings/frass will still be waiting for you in the spring. This season, I'll be creating a rubbermaid worm bin to keep indoors and help the...

I have a compost ring as well that I dump grass clippings/old garden waste into but In ever thought to put weed barrier around it. Great idea and something I'll be doing this weekend.

To anyone who has an outdoor bin, don't worry too much if your castings/frass looks like mine. It just needs a little time to dry out. It's not as beautiful as GR865s fluffy goodness but in another week, I'll show what it looks like after having been added to a soil mix. I'll also be...

Great. What is the alcohol baggy method? Just wiping everyting down with alcohol and making sure to cover the solo with a baggy to keep humidity up?

How are the clones looking Torontoke?

Here are the castings and leachate harvested. I probably only harvested a 1/3rd of what was available. By leaving a good amount of frass/castings in there with the leaf litter, I'm hoping it'll help speed up the break down. Time will tell. Some of the harvested castings/frass was...

I decided to do a harvest a bit earlier than anticipated because the BSFs are so prolific. And my bins were so full they were becoming anoxic (stinky due to lack of oxygen). 2nd Shelf, very wet castings/frass: 3rd shelf mid harvest: You can see how the runny castings/frass was beginning to...

How long do the majority of you scroggers veg? And let's define veg 'from the moment the seeds break ground. I'm just curious if the majority of you are vegging for 2+ months?

@ACitizenofColorado - sounds like a really nice mix. How many worms did you start with in each pot? Most people I've read suggest a minimum of 6 months and the longer the better. If you can wait a year+, you'll be very pleased. If you need to harvest one now for a soil mix, no problem. Just...

The bag appeal is definitely high with this one. Those nugs look so delicious. I really want to break one down and roll a j

It probably depends on where you keep it, what you feed and how often. You don't want it quite at field capacity from what I've seen aka - You don't want it so wet, water is dripping out. If you are feeding a lot of watery vegetables/scraps, you probably don't need to water but much of this is...

gr865, fantastic post! Appreciate the info from the trenches. I've never intentionally started a BSF colony, they just showed up this year and have been incredibly easy to maintain. Any sweet and/or juicy food waste is gobbled up. The especially love watermelon rinds, squash/zucchini, apple...

Do you all have an IPM or just PM strategy? I found some little white bugs on the tops of a couple leaves and I'm trying to develop a strategy moving forward. If this should go elsewhere, I apologize. Seems like there are a large number of organic soil growers in the Bodhi thread and I just...

Just found it, went back searching through. I think I read it late one night and forgot to reply. Look forward to seeing how they fill out.

BSF = Black Soldier Flies are incredible eaters. I would hazard a guess that most people (families included) can't eat enough to keep them full of scraps. They turn food over incredibly quickly and grow to meet the demand. So if you add a bucket full of scraps, you'll find 10x's more Larva in...

That's exactly the podcast I meant. I knew it was Cannabis Cultivation, forgot the "& Science" part. It's great. I've listened to nearly every episode. Thanks for putting the link in. Those BSFs are absolute monsters when it comes to turning over scraps.

The Soar has me super interested. Once I'm done grabbing as many Appalachia crosses as I can muster, Soar will be in the following order.