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How's the frass been working for you???

at what stage of the MJ plant growth do you sow the clover seeds?

No Animosity, just trying to get you to switch it up a bit. Trying to push you to do it, was hoping for "o.k. guys you asked for it." You know I bet you can't, then you show us kinda thing. Trust me I'm very interested and I'm sure others are, too. Don't have to be on camera just a little...

Keep on Keeping on!

You start the Comfrey I'll gather the stinging nettles, they grow mad wild where I'm @. Great resources.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxch-yi14BE

Does anybody know of any new upcoming bills, law changes, that we may vote on here in Oregon???

just throw in some kelp for your micronutes. Fish might even eat it as well.

So I have been doing this all wrong. I have a 1,200+ gallon koi pond, with plants all around the edges. I should be putting in enough nutes for 1,200 gallons (4,542 litres) of water instead of feeding my koi and goldfish. Damn, changing the nutes are gonna be spendy. lol.

Tape it up and she will heal.

I do lots of composting and take my time doing so. I get kelp from the beach, oyster shells by the bucket fulls (with already crushed shells as well) from near by oyster farms, the silica and many other ingredients from the forest, food scraps and many other plant materials and add it to...

Yes, That is also a true fact and statement. I grow 6 at a time, that is my state limit, not trying to buck the system, just taking care of my medical needs not others. I too would love to grow 99, but not until it is 100% legal by the states and feds. Oh yeah and I would need space for that...

Split them plants up on 2 pieces of property or heed the warning from above ^ post.

If you guys are into mining your own silica, look up Rainbow Rock on the Southern Oregon Coast, it is made of SILICA. I read this in a roadside geology book that gives information of the general geology make-up of the surrounding earth and soils. Book name: ROADSIDE GEOLOGY OF OREGON Authors...

Get "Teaming with Microbes" great book and if you are brewing tea's, it is a must have!!! I do believe that is where Trichome Fiend has learned a good portion of his knowledge, if I am not mistaken...

if you are brewing a tea with air, it will not go anaerobic, unless brewed longer than 48hrs, typically at which point adding more material ie. molasses will help to keep things alive. One hour after the air has stopped the tea starts to go bad unless kept cold. A nice cleaning of a fish tank...

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No. They love Nitrogen and will make it available to the plants. For early yellowing issues: I'm not 100% veganic, but this is what I do when a strain that I don't have dialed in yet yellows early. I will either top-off my pots with some more Subcool Supersoil which I use now in the bottom...

Thought I would chime in here. Don't fortget that High P levels are toxic to your microherd in the soil!!! Build the herd and they will provide the P for the plants through normal feedings.

Thanks, oh yeah, nice system. Did this particular cooler have it's own drain at the bottom and sealed now, or was there none? Therefore you drain through pump and fittings. that was my last ???