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Too funny I can only imagine the looks on there faces at the moment of detenation...........LOL I said this earlier but I was thinking in the future of getting some sturdy cylinders with screw on lids that I could install a bleeder valve in the top to allow gas to escape.....seems like it would work...
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I have some lacto brewing now- I used dry white rice and just rinsed it and used the water. Is that correct?? Some sites seem to be using cooked rice.
I'm brewing it in a plastic jug with air holes and screen/filter material on top. I wonder if I could or shoud put it into glass or a clear plastic container when I need to seperate the lacto layer..?? The lacto should be a nice addition to my aquaponics. |
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well, after a tour of all my local asian stores, I struck out on the EM. I tried whole foods, but they didn't stock it either.
I did pick up some ginger root. Has anyone made the garlic-ginger extract?? |
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and i also used glass, a quart mason jar. then the final culture into a 1 gallon jug(also glass).
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Hey G33k Speak here is a link to a webstore in the US. I found it using a google search, there must be others...That is DAMN expensive, the same product here cost less than one dollar...I think that because this is "food grade". I have eaten the EM here and it hasn't made me sick! I breathe the EM sprays everyday while spraying as well...
I wouldn't mind buying some cheap EM here and shipping it out to whoever wants it. I guestimate that the small plastic 250 ml bottle of EM would cost roughly 10 US to send...just send me a PM if interested |
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Thanks for the answers y'all.
I guess i'm going to buy it from Dr. Higa and do it up properly. The Lacto B sound better the more I read about it..... I've got a sudden hankering for a nice microscope now. |
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Fishies like the lacto B geekspeak, I've reduced my feed a good 10 percent since the lacto about a month ago. I did the greenhouse and the fish got the drift. A few drops in pond to be sure... They're eating greens more too.
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I'm reading up on Dr' Higa EM1, and they recommend it for aquaculture and for hydro... but it seem slike a small percentage of the solution... like 1 tsp per gallon.
What dilution ratio are you using??? I'm finally getting a little bit of a smell from my lacto jug today. I wonder if I add yougurt instead of milk, if I'll get lactob casei??? anyone know what would favor Lactobacillus plantarum production?? Last edited by G33k Speak; 07-24-2008 at 01:14 PM.. |
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I usually spray straight EM on everything at 2ml/litre (1:500) Same ratio with FPE and EM-5 ferments. There is about 50% lactic acid bacteria in the EM, the other 50% is made up of groups of other types of microbes...
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Ok so here is the next project
beneficial indigenous microorganisms.. considering the baptism with Hydroguard and Mycorrhizal fungi, I should have a boat-load of expensive microbes growing on my healthy roots, and surrounding substrate(lava rock). I'm going to pull up a fresh rootball and some media, and put it into a rice box collection thingy. Let it grow for 5-7 days and then add some sugar and perhaps a little dose of yeast and ferment it out. Here's the sticky wicket: should I use some of the mold/fungi/yellow WTFE that grows on the leaf debris on the grow bucket's surface?? At face value. that would seem to be taking the dreaded 'leaf mold/fungus' and growing more of it, and then pouring it over the roots.... |
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