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  1. Vedruss

    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    So I looked into these cow patties They are antiseptic and can be used for soap.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Is not the nitrogen in cow manure more readily available. I assumed with Fresh cow dung it would be slow release. The issue was pathogens and seeds the sun takes care of that.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Hello the seed i planted in just cow poop That is tge experiment These other plants are just plants i have
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Srry my run off on the high end is 900 Sometimes I have to water a little deeper to manage the salts. Also if I'm running into a deficiency I assumed I could top dress.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Blurple lighting makes it hard for me to see problems. I will have to look close. I only mixed those three things together in 3 equal parts. There is very little food in water 175 ppm They went from cloner to 1 gallon fabric bags to 5 gallon. My run off is 900 I think I see nitrogen...
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    I hear ya. It is much heaverier with the cow dung and wormcastings. And plants seem happy.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Not in these ones I do have a seedling in straight poop nothing else.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Whats what? The pro mix high porosity is a soiless medium you can purchase most anywhere.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    True this stuff is fresh never aged and sundried for 3 days.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    I agree. So these are planted in 1/3 cow poop 1/3 worm casting 1/3 pro mix High porosity.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Its cool Thanks for sharing. It doesn't smell. It has a nice fragrance and purifies the air when burned. You can even cook on it or heat a house.
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Don't know how to like someoneones post But that's super cool cheers
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    Dry Farming and Soil Salanity?

    *not tye.... the
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    Dry Farming and Soil Salanity?

    This concept has been done and is old school tried and true But I want to bring this same farming practice indoors in containers. And i must consider tye variables.
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    Dry Farming and Soil Salanity?

    No food in water very little. No irrigation No foliar feed No top water Dry Farming Plant a well astablished seedling deep into soil outside thats been amended with compost. Water it deeply once at transplant and leave it alone.
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    Dry Farming and Soil Salanity?

    I'm lost sorry in not understanding what your saying.
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    Dry Farming and Soil Salanity?

    Hi everyone. When wicking in a container or raised garden bed one must flush every once in a while to prevent salt build up. How is it that when dry farming one is not required to top water or flush. Where do the salts go?
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    Here we Grow. Seed was placed in my mouth for 9 min before planting. There is an old wife's tale about germinating seeds. It is said that a plant grown in this manner will grow with antibodies that are specific to you. All things are a product of their environment. Even the weeds in the...
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    Grow directly in fresh sun baked cow poop.

    This should not be Hot. As it has not composted and the nutrients are mostly unavailable. We'll see but it should be slow releasing. Its fresh and baked in the sun for 3 days
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