i think here is a link to the pdf mm is sharing
http://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2004/5121/pdf/sir2004-5121.pdf
humus and organic matter
http://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2004/5121/pdf/sir2004-5121.pdf
humus and organic matter
Anyone know anything about Stall Dry? It's apparently a pumice product made for horse stalls. Been hearing it tossed around for garden use.
I called a stone yard and they said they would fill the back of a pickup truck with as much stone dust as it can hold (a ton) for $14.50. It is mainly granite.
It seems I've got a few gnats flying around inside my cab. I'm heading to the garden center on Sat. What should I grab? Neem oil? Anything else?
Granite was considered to be the best 'stonemeal' by Julius Hensel, the author of Bread From Stones.I called a stone yard and they said they would fill the back of a pickup truck with as much stone dust as it can hold (a ton) for $14.50. It is mainly granite.
I've ordered predatory nematodes from these guys a couple times...... or if I can't introduce a native population of predators from my local terrain.
http://www.naturescontrol.com/thrip.html#dd
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Is the neem oil from Dyna-Gro by any chance? And does your garden center carry products from Down-To-Earth?It seems I've got a few gnats flying around inside my cab. I'm heading to the garden center on Sat. What should I grab? Neem oil? Anything else?
One thing I'm having trouble wrapping my head around (and this could be misguided notions from above said visits to the grow shops) is flowering stage feeding. Would anyone like to share/discuss there thoughts and possible differences in what we do for flowering in a living organic recycled soil situation vs. your typical inert medium, bottle fed nutrient program?