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lmao yeah I remember when I was looking for a small water filter I picked up a Brita and started reading...in tiny text at the bottom it nonchalantly mentions that the filter adds flouride to the water....:wall: wtf why????? we are trying to REMOVE nasty shit from our water...not add...

90 pages, 6 hours, 3 homebrews, countless bowls, and 8 pages of notes. so far so good. now to sleep. that thread is like sorting through a treasure chest :) so much great info. too much, actually.... tired bongsmilie

Currently in the process of reading the whole recycled living soil thread on ICmag....on page 17 and I already have 3 pages of notes in my notebook :) thats how you know its good. I'm going to be up late tonight I can already tell... maybe I'll post my notes as a summation once I'm done, if I...

in organic soil the nutrients are "locked away" in organic matter (humus, clay particles, etc.) and cannot be "flushed" or washed out of solution the way that soluble salt-based chemical chelated nutrients can. Basically, if you try and flush you will just be drowning your plants at a time when...

:) thanks microbeman for keepin us in check. 1st post on the new account lol. its hard for me to use the word mycelia in a non-mycology context...but i guess it is scientifically accurate. thanks for that :bigjoint: rrog - my soil is doing amazing except that a hard frost froze the top 2'' of...

mmmm hyphae. solid stuff spliff

:) Just found out that CC is still active and posting on ICmag...why didn't anyone tell me???? lol. Rrog - glad to see you are literally getting your info directly from the man himself. Thank you for making that clarification. Now to do some massive lurking on icmag.... Today is a good day

This is in regards to water straight out of a coconut, right? What about store bought coconut water?

Yeah exactly lol fucking general hydro sterilized 3 cuft bales of straw for like $15...cant wait. hydro stores are generally clueless in general and way overpriced - quality nurseries tend to have a better selection (at least for organics) for 1/2 the price. :bigjoint: As far as the colonized...

beautiful. might have to transplant one of my discard clones into straw I have... what are your thoughts on myceliated straw? Because I have all of that oyster mushroom colonized straw in bags...could just pot that up and plant straight into it. Hmm..... keep this up and before you know it...

:) ive been wondering. when you're feeling fresh snap some pics - I'd love to see her

Yesterday I went searching the neighborhood for fallen leaves...stumbled on some pretty big piles. Ended up coming home with 2 trashbags full...going out for more tomorrow. Some of the piles had some solid leaf mold towards the bottom...check out these hyphae!!! :bigjoint: god i love fungus

Ha - I don't mind you trying out your theories here Spliff. I was assuming it might not do much...but figured it wouldn't hurt. Especially if Rising Moon suggests adding protein...but maybe theres something in soy that were missing here..

:) and hemp protein is added to the worm list. good thing too, cause I got a whole jar for free a while back and it's been sitting in my cupboard....I eat raw hemp seed for my protein intake so no powder for me. off to home depot for some more worm bin/bokashi supplies, then i'll be back for...

So what SS ingredients are you having trouble sourcing? I'm sure we can help you. Do you have a local nursery of some sort? I'm assuming there are no hydro stores where you are...

Not sure why you quoted that whole f*ing block of text...but I assume you're referring to all of the bottled nutes? Yes, I know it is a bit excessive, but that is what I chose to do at the time for convenience. I am currently waiting for a few batches of soil to mature, and then I will be using...

Mmmm that bubble is beautiful....but that pipe is georgeous. Like wow. Jealous. Good work, sir. I've been thinking about investing in some bubble bags...what brand do you use, and what would you recommend?

No Problem :) Not sure where you live, but if there are leaves on the ground right now those are a very valuable resource. I collected about 4 trashbags worth of leaves/leaf mold today - which will go straight into my worm bin/compost pile. You could even include some leaf mold in your soil mix...

Thanks :mrgreen: I find organization to be one of the keys to a good grow room. A clean, organized room makes things a whole lot easier. Same goes for your grow notebook, or in this case online journal. The one thing I am getting tired of is cleaning out my saucers/trays after every...

The tactile experience of hands in a worm bin is one of my favorite :mrgreen: moist and warm and earthy and wriggly. I only wish the worms liked it as much as me! I feel bad digging around in there and disturbing them...but it has to be done. Thanks Kalyx for all the positive vibes, I'm glad...