StonerCol
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Amen to that, man. Too much of that BS on this site as it is.Better than a thread full of argumentative trolls lol.
Amen to that, man. Too much of that BS on this site as it is.Better than a thread full of argumentative trolls lol.
LolBAD IDEA. The wiring is likely to be as outdated as the amp rating and in any case running 100% of the rated load continuously is dangerous. Run one x 600W lamp per 10A@110V circuit. It's very embarrassing to have a fire and watch them call the cops on you.
I have two earth boxes outside as well and then the ghost pepper tree (lol) in the diy SIP. Got bell peppers tomatoes Jalapeno's and what not going outdoorsI love no till garden does what it wants I water and add tea regularly. I have a couple of earth boxes sips I am running. Got some fresh worms and getting some alfalfa hay. My old lady is stoked her garden is finally on point she has a regular supply of bell peppers. My old lady has two of my new grow light engines and they produce fruit and flower.
I frequently neglect my ladies for a couple/few days, I think they like it. I know most human women really love to be treated like shit, that's why I can't keep a gf, I refuse to mentally or physically abuse a woman.I was away all weekend pretty much expecting to walk into a mess watering the other night and everyone was good.
Cover crop feeds the worms.I spent a lot of time in the garden today, taking cuttings, getting ready to flip a couple that need sexing. I am running out of room quickly, I wish I could give away some plants damnit.
I did find a surprise. One of those ladies had me fooled. It's either hermie or full blood male. I culled all his cuttings but I'm keeping him alive for the time being. Although I may keep one of the cuttings and kill the big one with balls everywhere.
You're shit is coming along nicely Mobo, got a question, the growth in with your ladies, what is that and does it serve a purpose? I let my potted stuff get like that outside a little, but when it gets real bushy, I come pull it. Mostly clover but there is a lot of other undesirable stuff, weeds and grasses.
My tomatoes and peppers I try to grow in the midst of chocolate spearmint, I love a cup of fresh picked tea. I think it helps keep the pests away as well.
In this style of growing you keep the dirt going right and the plants grow themselves they take what they need. I love it, if you take a few days off everything isn't dead and the hardest part really is first getting going and setting the dirt up properly. After a couple runs everything is on cruise controlYes sir, covers it completely. I used to be able to scratch up 3 dozen worms per square foot in my yard. Still find a lot when I disturb the ground cover. I could kick over the leaves and you could see the castings as a solid layer. I could've made some serious money selling for bait or whatever.
Thanks brother it's always a work in progress huh.....Beautiful!
Thanks brother it's always a work in progress huh.....
They're 10 gallon fabric pots and I am watering every other day right now but they can go longer. The trick is not too wet for root rot and not too dry that the worms die. It's a balancing act. But not hard to adjust to. This is why I prefer the fabric pots which air pruned the roots. In my exp so far the fabric pots lead to better root development than the nursery pots. You can grow plants in both and I have just saying why I prefer the fabric especially for this specific application.It really looks great. I am not a fan of all that live organic stuff inside my house but the results are already pretty great.
how big are those large pots and how often are you watering?