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QFT. Also, don't forget about the increased penalties around school zones. All in all it would be a pretty fuckin retarded idea.

Do a soil drench with compost tea. You can also inoculate the soil with mychorrizae spores. Fox Farm "peace of mind" fertilizers and epsoma bio-starter fertilizers both contain microorganisms (bacteria and fungi).

I use a generic aquarium water treatment product that is basically just a solution of sodium thiosulfate - you can get it at petsmart/any place that has fish stuff. In the water it breaks apart chloramine into chlorine and ammonia, and then reacts with the chlorine and water to create sodium...

1. bury the food under the top layer of newspaper or soil - just so the food isn't exposed. Washing the food off will help get rid of any fruit fly eggs that may be on the skin/surface. Chopping the fruit up only helps the worms eat faster by increasing the surface area. 2. You can probably do...

That's correct, 5 gallons of brewed compost tea can cover 10,000 square feet. It can be mixed with a hose sprayer - that's the only way you can really cover 10k square feet with only 5 gallons of tea. Now, you don't have to dilute it, but the tea is so rich (dense) with microbes that they will...