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Read the constitution! That document is all we need, simple. Why don't you do some research on that "racist newsletter" you just described. He has talked about that issue many times, and if you believe he supports those views, then you better wake up. Show me an example of how he is...

When people understand where Dr. Paul is coming from and how he has done nothing but fight for the constitution, they will have no choice but to wake up. The truth is simple.

Someone please explain to me how supporting the constitution is radical? I saw a lot of, "Without government regulations, the corporations would take us over". What a sad interpretation of free-market economics. Ron Paul is the biggest opponent to corporatism. You lack the basic understanding of...

I don't believe the fox farms is organic, and it's a bloom stimulant, not a catalyst. I've brewed some good teas without it, so if you don't have it, it's fine to exclude.

Can't say that I have. I've thought about starting a bokashi bin, but never have. I do add various meals into my compost and worm bins though. Thanks for stopping by.

I haven't really been able to notice a difference. Alot of people recommend it, but I don't know. I think I'll exclude it for a bit again after I run out. Probably one of the most expensive components for my teas.

Alright, few different tea recipes, but my most go-to recipes include: 1 cup alfalfa meal 2 TBS epsom salt 5 Gallon H2o That's it. Stir occasionally, but no need to aerate as I'm not trying to increase microbial population, but rather the benefits of the nutrient values. I usually use this...

What's up HotPhyre. For the black-strap molasses, yes, use it with all your teas. BSM helps promote the beneficial bacteria population, who are a huge part of your success in organic growing. I use it at 1 TBS per gallon in all of my guano, ewc, and compost teas. Good stuff. Hope that helps.

If you feel the potential outcomes outweigh the risk, then go for it. But I would never recommend for someone to do something illegal, especially when you just got out.

Wazzup SICC! Plants are looking excellent my friend.

Just buy a bale of peat moss, earthworm castings, compost, perlite or rice hulls, and some dolomite lime, and mix it together and allow it to sit for a while, then you're good to go. I like to use between 45-55% peat moss, 25-35% perlite(want to start using rice hulls though, they sound...

I would not recommend that. Is it really worth the risk to go back to jail over? Just my opinion.

Looking real good dude. Give me a day or so to catch up, I'm sure I'll have some questions. Peace.

Gotta catch up on the thread. I'm not a fan of bottled organic nutes, but interested in results from all methods of growing. Wishing you the best and hope to see some dank!

Thanks guys. And Matt, not my style, but something I'll check out for sure. I'm very big on experimenting so it might be something I try in the future. Hope to make some good friends over here with the organic dudes. Peace.

Don't have any experience using chemical ferts, but reuse my organic soil as often as possible. Good luck man.

PH & Flushing In Organics Today I'm going to talk about a controversial issue for organic growers; ph and flushing. Many different organic growers have their different takes on these subjects, so it is only fair that I share mine and you can decide how you will deal with these subjects...

That is a replica to what I believe, lol. Thread to come.

Alright folks, new here to the site, but not to organic growing. This method has turned into a true passion for me, and I just love learning new methods and seeing the results of other growers. I am no expert in organic growing, but feel I am also quite knowledgeable and have enough experience...

Hola folks. I've been growing my favorite plant for about four years now. I started out as a hydro guy, but for the last two years or so have been growing organically and learning all I can about this wonderful method of growing. I have been browsing this forum and others for quite some time...