it's disturbing on so many different levels...
A Guide to Fishsticks
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Your looking at it....
I just built it. I got the redwood to add another 7" height, and more wood to make a center divider, so I can pitch fork it from one side to the other. I have plenty of good stuff to go into the mix. Alfalfa, azomite, molasses, kelp meal, Epsom salts, Sea 90 minerals, Bu's blend Steer manure, Alaskan fish emulsion , a bunch of biochar , calcium, fresh Bocking 14 Russian Comfrey and a whole bunch more.
Soon I will be seeding all gardens with a cover crop of mixed blend including crimson clover, nitrogen fixing legumes dikon radish, stinging nettles, and a dozen other Beneficial's.
After the compost pile cools, I will be introducing red wigglers
Just getting started Bro!
They are probably looking for some sassy t-shirts that let them take pride in being a bitch. Lol, that just auto-corrected to butch! Either or, I guess...
Damn, Doc, is that cedar? That looks nice! Sounds like a great blend of amendments, the girls will get a well rounded diet. I had some clover take over my vegetable bed, so I just let her rip. I'll till it in next year, and maybe plant some more. Going for veggies too next year, as I have a ton of used soil in the composter as well. Mine looks a lot more like a trash can, though!
Did you guys notice the 16 year old kid she's pushing around in the cart? Her shoes squeaking, as they drag by are giving me chills!
How dare you assume his/her/whatever's sex.
Redwood.
Crimson clover is nitrogen fixing. It pulls Nitrogen out of the air, and pots it in the soil.
My kids been on me for a few years, to go "no dig, no till". Im finally doing it.
You need to keep about 4" of quality compost on top. It works its way into the soil. I have a layer of organic straw over all gardens right now, to hold in moisture, and encourage micobrial life and earthworm activity
Crimson clover is nitrogen fixing. It pulls Nitrogen out of the air, and pots it in the soil.
My kids been on me for a few years, to go "no dig, no till". Im finally doing it.
You need to keep about 4" of quality compost on top. It works its way into the soil. I have a layer of organic straw over all gardens right now, to hold in moisture, and encourage micobrial life and earthworm activity
Ah yes, the antiquated stereotypical gender system, my mistake indeed! How thoughtless of me!
Dr., glad to hear that you are going "no till", I've been wanting to go that direction too. The results I've seen were astounding, and a lot less hassle it seemed.
Do you need a huge bed, or can it be applied to smaller containers as well? The ones I've seen in containers were still at least tens of gallons and like one per light indoor, which take months of veg time. It does seem like it would be a pain in the ass to replant into the smaller more rootbound containers without disturbing the soil life. Maybe planting 4 per square ft. no veg clones in a larger bed for a SOG...
Dr., glad to hear that you are going "no till", I've been wanting to go that direction too. The results I've seen were astounding, and a lot less hassle it seemed.
Do you need a huge bed, or can it be applied to smaller containers as well? The ones I've seen in containers were still at least tens of gallons and like one per light indoor, which take months of veg time. It does seem like it would be a pain in the ass to replant into the smaller more rootbound containers without disturbing the soil life. Maybe planting 4 per square ft. no veg clones in a larger bed for a SOG...
mornin campers...there was a local news story last night about a new hemp based business coming to town...they got a half mil in grant money from the state and city so presumably fairly legit...think i may apply for a job...
looks like they are planning an indoor garden,which is insane to me considering hemp isn't worth that much...but they are vertically integrating the business so they will do their own extractions and make a product line of cbd nonsense ...gummies,salves and whatnot...
could be a smart play towards the future and getting rec legal here...if they already have a facility in place,and it's in an area where that sort of thing will end up as theirs a good number of warehouse size buildings already,and no pesky schools and churches...and they just rebuilt that stretch of road...so could be a viable plan...
anyway,today i get to go mess with someones bike for them,just a tire swap,regular tube&tire combo,should take like 10 minutes...
the tent and light from the mars hydro black friday sale should get in too...
Don't forget your earplugs, Unc!
I just got my 2x4 tent today, I got the fan and filter yesterday, just waiting on the flood tray and oscillating clip fan.
I'll probably end up running 4 plants in 3 gals while I make more CSP moms for a 32 plant monocrop SOG down the road.
I just got my 2x4 tent today, I got the fan and filter yesterday, just waiting on the flood tray and oscillating clip fan.
I'll probably end up running 4 plants in 3 gals while I make more CSP moms for a 32 plant monocrop SOG down the road.
lol, it's not a tubeless setup this time so i should be safe!
i did have to buy earplugs though,i have to wear them when i run the vacuum cleaner or anything loud,otherwise the ringing comes back big time...
i did have to buy earplugs though,i have to wear them when i run the vacuum cleaner or anything loud,otherwise the ringing comes back big time...
well shit...got all the way down to change the tires out and realized i didn't have a wrench to take the bolts off so i could remove the wheels...all my bikes have quick release of thru axles and of course i carry the tool needed for that...try again on monday...
Ugh, I hate it when that happens! Most of my tools are in the attic and most of my work is not. If I forget a tool, it's a minimum of 2 flights of stairs plus the distance and altitude to the porch and back, which is usually a jaunt. I'm just going to wear my tool belt everywhere from now on.
in this case it was 4.5 miles...otherwise it was just the tools i always carry with me anyway plus scissors to cut the tire liner to length...
Yeah, 4 1/2 miles would be a "tomorrow thing" for me too. I use a leatherman wave pretty religiously, but it's not much help for nuts and bolts unless you want them stripped and your knuckles ground off.
I shoveled off the porch to get some 25 degree grilling in! Fucking right, doggie!
I shoveled off the porch to get some 25 degree grilling in! Fucking right, doggie!
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The goal would be to get sdubb terps into a better structured plant with a bit more potency.
If your using N fixing microbes dont put them in a single layers. they must be mixed into soil. If you sprinkle N fixing microbes in a single layer it will cause PH issues in that layer. I've learned by that mistake.
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yeah,it's just the guy who owns the tobacco shop otherwise i would just have him drop it off since i literally have a bike shop in my living room...
looks like no tent and light today...it's like fedex is super busy this time of year or something...
sheesh,you would think when you ordered something online during the busiest online shopping time of the year it would get here quicker!
sheesh,you would think when you ordered something online during the busiest online shopping time of the year it would get here quicker!
