[vStagger Leev]

Originally Posted by canna woop!

Are you a bio buzz rep or just a great fan? Just wondering. Also have you used kelp meal in a side by side with the extract? Again wondering where this enthusiasm is coming from. Bottled fertilizer never tickled me that way

No man, not a rep, just enthusiastic about the bizz. It's the bottled nute that suit's my style best, it's no PH, and organic. Everything I want

I use kelp meal in my compost tea once a week (maxicrop), but never a side by side. I just acquired the alg-a-mic the other day, so i'm still in the test phase with that product. But it seems it's a good one!

All I know is i've turned allot of people in my community to BioBizz and are all stoked in response. Mainly switching people over from House & Garden that dont want to sacrifice yields. It grows amazingly healthy lush plants, soil that's teaming with microbes, and amazing flavors Much love! SL

[ozzieAI]

here is a sample of my organic efforts
edit: strain: NL#5
after 8 weeks veg




and after a few weeks flowering

This week.....









I fixed the date on my camera to the correct time and date.

The wild flowers here have been blooming and it was a nice quiet and hot walk this evening.

a couple sour d's, one headband and a chemdawg

finally getting close to dialing in my new location

[VerdantGreen]

nice!

Echinacea as a wild flower - thats pretty cool von.

[stihgnobevoli]

i'm cheaper than those skates where you add your own shoes. So i like to mix up soil that i can get for cheap or free. currently i'm new to this whole organics game, just testing out mixes and modifying as i see fit. going for a water only, or ACT only type of drizzell, where i don't have to worry about buying bottles of shit and measuring. just add water.

only pics i really have are these.


my first attempt at organic. aka alaska fish and morbloom in a soil i mixed up based on some other recipe from way back in the OG days.
Compost, topsoil, perlite, sand, and a little sphagnum on top to keep the moisture in. needless to say turned me off organics for a long while.



my last try, not too bad, but they ran low of food at the critical 4-6 week flower mark.


latest attempt. based on LC's #1 mix mostly coco, some perlite, some worm castings, and a few amendments. I planted directly in it without cooking it. seems to be working fine so far. fingers on cross.

Originally Posted by VerdantGreen

nice!

Echinacea as a wild flower - thats pretty cool von.

the whole field is filed with them here and there. I have been digging around the area to see what else is here. I like to take pictures when I see things like this. Makes for a nice walk in the park so to speak.

I wish I had a better camera. lol

I have a lot of Black foot daisys also.

I was thinking the first was Western Yarrow but I don´t think so and cannot figure out what it is yet.

Anyone?

search wildflowers for your area I bet you will find it

I did there are hundreds here. lol I will keep at it.