Hi.
Can I give sprouted seed tea to week old seedlings ?
Peace, HJ.
Can I give sprouted seed tea to week old seedlings ?
Peace, HJ.
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solveforpattern
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Hello there, first time poster here (on any forum ever)
I have been lurking, reading everything i can - just soaking it all in.
I would of course like to thank cc, mm, gas, and everyone else for this enlightening and paradigm-shifting fact-based discussion/information. You are doing great work.
No questions really, i feel like everything has been covered many times over, and i've done my homework.
I want to share this with you all, CC & gas especially- i think you will get a kick out of this if you haven't all ready seen it...
seattle butcher spikes pig feed with weed
This cracks my shit up.
"greenwave" here we come.
I have been lurking, reading everything i can - just soaking it all in.
I would of course like to thank cc, mm, gas, and everyone else for this enlightening and paradigm-shifting fact-based discussion/information. You are doing great work.
No questions really, i feel like everything has been covered many times over, and i've done my homework.
I want to share this with you all, CC & gas especially- i think you will get a kick out of this if you haven't all ready seen it...
seattle butcher spikes pig feed with weed
This cracks my shit up.
"greenwave" here we come.
solveforpattern
New member
hi, me again.
i just thought my last post could be considered off topic/incomplete so i'll try and bring it back around.
i've been hesitant to post at all as to not muddy the stream, but....
i've been studying organic gardening/growing plants for most of my adult life. years ago when i first started studying the first gardening books i picked up just felt wrong/unnatural. i followed my gut and ended up discovering a slew of PNW authors with great outlooks about growing vegetables. from there i got on the Fukuoka, Sepp Holzer, Toby Hemenwaytrip.
To me though, the methods presented and outlined by you gentlemen are the most appealing. fact based, open minded, and free of ego. thank you again.
this is my first foray into indoor gardening. i feel lucky to be starting on the right foot, from the beginning. i feel i have little to "unlearn" in some regard, again gratefully.
my worm bins been going strong for 4 years now, and i have 2 bock14 comfrey plants that i have been using for compost for 4 yeas as well.
i'm sick of the shitty pot, most of it "organic" that i can find so i'm taking things into my own hands. i will also be growing medicine for a family member in remission from brain cancer.
i was able to source nearly everything locally for me at one of the great stores often mentioned. i'm driving to eugene tomorrow to buy karanja meal, everything else is in hand. (i couldn't believe it but not one pdx nursery/gardening/"hydro" store that i called carries it...)
i'm pumped, and i guess i'll probably be pretty quite most of the time.
know i'll be here reading everything though, hahaa.
but again i just want to say thank you to everyone here, especially cc, mm, and gas.
you guys rock!
i just thought my last post could be considered off topic/incomplete so i'll try and bring it back around.
i've been hesitant to post at all as to not muddy the stream, but....
i've been studying organic gardening/growing plants for most of my adult life. years ago when i first started studying the first gardening books i picked up just felt wrong/unnatural. i followed my gut and ended up discovering a slew of PNW authors with great outlooks about growing vegetables. from there i got on the Fukuoka, Sepp Holzer, Toby Hemenwaytrip.
To me though, the methods presented and outlined by you gentlemen are the most appealing. fact based, open minded, and free of ego. thank you again.
this is my first foray into indoor gardening. i feel lucky to be starting on the right foot, from the beginning. i feel i have little to "unlearn" in some regard, again gratefully.
my worm bins been going strong for 4 years now, and i have 2 bock14 comfrey plants that i have been using for compost for 4 yeas as well.
i'm sick of the shitty pot, most of it "organic" that i can find so i'm taking things into my own hands. i will also be growing medicine for a family member in remission from brain cancer.
i was able to source nearly everything locally for me at one of the great stores often mentioned. i'm driving to eugene tomorrow to buy karanja meal, everything else is in hand. (i couldn't believe it but not one pdx nursery/gardening/"hydro" store that i called carries it...)
i'm pumped, and i guess i'll probably be pretty quite most of the time.
know i'll be here reading everything though, hahaa.
but again i just want to say thank you to everyone here, especially cc, mm, and gas.
you guys rock!
solveforpattern
I assume you're driving to Eugene to hit Down-To-Earth's main store for the Karanja meal, right? Don't go - it's not worth the drive.
Contact NeemResource.com for neem or karanja oils, meals, leaves, etc. Certified organic (Organic Trade Association) and costs less than the products from Down-To-Earth, Dyna Gro, etc. The organic versions contain 3x the compounds that function as pesticide and fungicides.
Not to mention that DTE pretty much sucks all the way around on pricing - they are the perfect fit for Hydro Heaven operations.
HTH
CC
I assume you're driving to Eugene to hit Down-To-Earth's main store for the Karanja meal, right? Don't go - it's not worth the drive.
Contact NeemResource.com for neem or karanja oils, meals, leaves, etc. Certified organic (Organic Trade Association) and costs less than the products from Down-To-Earth, Dyna Gro, etc. The organic versions contain 3x the compounds that function as pesticide and fungicides.
Not to mention that DTE pretty much sucks all the way around on pricing - they are the perfect fit for Hydro Heaven operations.
HTH
CC
solveforpattern
New member
CC
hahaha, i was just wondering about the quality difference myself. I was trying to get around the $50 shipping charge from neemrescource.com ...but there's really no reason for me to buy an inferior product. pulling the trigger... (and saving myself 4 hours in the car! .dumb.)
thanks for the quick reply, it does help!
hahaha, i was just wondering about the quality difference myself. I was trying to get around the $50 shipping charge from neemrescource.com ...but there's really no reason for me to buy an inferior product. pulling the trigger... (and saving myself 4 hours in the car! .dumb.)
thanks for the quick reply, it does help!
solveforpattern
I understand about the S&H so maybe this is a better way. The shipping costs on full bags is out of their control, it's UPS and some reasons that don't matter.
If you use 1/2 cup to 1 c.f. of potting soil, that's only 4 oz. of meal. They sell 5 lb. bags of neem and karanja meals. A single bag would treat 20 c.f. of potting soil - about .75 cubic yard.
You don't need or want to high-dose with these meals. This small amount will give you what you want as far as insect and disease suppression.
CC
I understand about the S&H so maybe this is a better way. The shipping costs on full bags is out of their control, it's UPS and some reasons that don't matter.
If you use 1/2 cup to 1 c.f. of potting soil, that's only 4 oz. of meal. They sell 5 lb. bags of neem and karanja meals. A single bag would treat 20 c.f. of potting soil - about .75 cubic yard.
You don't need or want to high-dose with these meals. This small amount will give you what you want as far as insect and disease suppression.
CC
solveforpattern
New member
cc
again, thanks for a thoughtful reply and alternative.
i extrapolated a mix of yours to 10 cf of soil, so that smaller bag would last me a while.
however, i am just going to "bite the bullet" so to speak get the bigger bag. the math puts it at about half cost per lb.
prices (including shipping)
5 lbs organic neem cake $25 delivered ($5 a lb.)
44 lbs " " $104 delivered ($2.37 a lb.)
i feel it to be a good amendment for my veggie garden too, and in general i like to have things on hand. anything to save a trip/save a buck! (i've got 40/50 lb bags of everything else anyway....)
anyway, pleasure conversing with you sir. i feel i owe you a debt of gratitude...
again, thanks for a thoughtful reply and alternative.
i extrapolated a mix of yours to 10 cf of soil, so that smaller bag would last me a while.
however, i am just going to "bite the bullet" so to speak get the bigger bag. the math puts it at about half cost per lb.
prices (including shipping)
5 lbs organic neem cake $25 delivered ($5 a lb.)
44 lbs " " $104 delivered ($2.37 a lb.)
i feel it to be a good amendment for my veggie garden too, and in general i like to have things on hand. anything to save a trip/save a buck! (i've got 40/50 lb bags of everything else anyway....)
anyway, pleasure conversing with you sir. i feel i owe you a debt of gratitude...
Blueberry78
New member
Hey guys, I'm new to the thread. Ill be setting up a 4x4 soma style grow bed & I have some questions for you fine people. I'm 100 pages into the original thread & I'm wondering about cooking the soil. Ill be growing in a tent & I'm wondering if the bed will need light durring the cooking process? It seems to me that bacteria likes light, hence the fact that refrigerators don't have lights on when the door is closed. Just a guess.....hahaha. So I'm wondering if I can cook the soil in the dark, or should I run my blackdog?
Also, I have 25 blumats on the way from Germany & I'm wondering if it would be bennificial to run a small air pump to keep the resevuar from getting stagnant & keep oxygen levels up? I know there is a huge blumat thread, but I thought some of you og's might have the answer to this......hint hint Microbe Man
I need to get this shiz cookin, I've got 10 dj short beans just waiting to be poped.
This thread has been sooooo educational to me, I'm greatful for all of your guys hard work here! Thanks guys
Peace
Also, I have 25 blumats on the way from Germany & I'm wondering if it would be bennificial to run a small air pump to keep the resevuar from getting stagnant & keep oxygen levels up? I know there is a huge blumat thread, but I thought some of you og's might have the answer to this......hint hint Microbe Man
I need to get this shiz cookin, I've got 10 dj short beans just waiting to be poped.
This thread has been sooooo educational to me, I'm greatful for all of your guys hard work here! Thanks guys
Peace
Yes no probs just gave some to 1 day old seedlings diluted around 5/1.
dreadlock
Member
good read, has me glued to the screen! full of information & words of wisdom from experienced growers, What more could you want 
thanks for sharing the information guys..
got a few questions, which have likely been answered somewhere already.. i'll let you know once finished reading. talk soon...
thanks for sharing the information guys..got a few questions, which have likely been answered somewhere already.. i'll let you know once finished reading. talk soon...
No to your first question and absolutely yes to your second question for the reasons you noted.
VOE
CC
seattle butcher spikes pig feed with weed
This cracks my shit up.
"greenwave" here we come.[/QUOTE]
I tossed lots of weed scraps to hogs and never got them to eat it. Perhaps he soaks the weed in grease first?
This cracks my shit up.
"greenwave" here we come.[/QUOTE]
I tossed lots of weed scraps to hogs and never got them to eat it. Perhaps he soaks the weed in grease first?
Speaking of grease, if Russia attacked Turkey from the rear would Greece help?
You put your right hand in, you take your right hand out
You put your right hand in and you shake it all about
And you do the hokie pokie and your turn yourself around
'cause that's what it's all about
Wearing loose-fitting cargo shorts only adds to the experience......
You put your right hand in, you take your right hand out
You put your right hand in and you shake it all about
And you do the hokie pokie and your turn yourself around
'cause that's what it's all about
Wearing loose-fitting cargo shorts only adds to the experience......
No-toll No-till.....
So far only $14 in molasses for an ACT,and pennies worth of Agsil16....next up a SST using a mix of Nile Black and regular sprouting barley...maybe $5 worth of grains.
So far only $14 in molasses for an ACT,and pennies worth of Agsil16....next up a SST using a mix of Nile Black and regular sprouting barley...maybe $5 worth of grains.
B
BlueJayWay
i need to borrow some bamboo sticks!
invocation
Member
Gas what kind of nutes are you running? Are you using the full AN line including budcandy? I use the grape flavor so my buds taste like grape. Make sure you don't use neem cause it will ruin your flavor.
PS Poured the new SST 3.0 Bob Red's Malted Barley Flour on some plants. Stay tuned.......
PS Poured the new SST 3.0 Bob Red's Malted Barley Flour on some plants. Stay tuned.......
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Pretty funny when you stop to think about how effective this whole deal can be...and never even venture into a hydro-store...ever.
Hardly anything will be used this cycle expect a topdress mix containing fish meal,kelp meal,screened Oly Mtn compost,and neem seed meal.....a few ACT's,and a few SST's......
So....now that I've had several cycles of no-till in 5 gallon buckets under my belt,I've become confident in true living soil's ability to support a high quality good yielding cannabis crop (as usual)
I will get a decent yield and high quality flowers that have the goods~
invocation
Member
My point indeed sir. Since following ROLS and no Till ways I have steered clear of hydroshop visits myself. I do stop over from time to time to get odds n ends like trellis or an emergency bulb.
I could go on and fuckin on but for the newbs.... This is healthy for yourself/others, the earth, healthy to your pocketbook, gives your more options, gives you better control, and most produces the best quality flowers your eyes will ever see. Not to mention pest control and other benefits.
Anyhow, I love this shit, lol literally. From sourcing the amendments to bullshitting in the threads. It gives me something to look forward to besides chilling with my family. It fits my lifestyle and makes others around me happy
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