Dairy Doom, morgan composting

http://www.dairydoo.com/


this after one month (+2days), I usually transplant in weeks 6-8, I am diggin this soil, I am using DD 101 and 201 as a mix.



plus its a Michigan product
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Morgan-Composting-Inc/151429324244

And Brad and the family are great people.

At one time u could ask for the. 'Medical mix'..

Use it too with good results. The "medical mix" is now called 'Smokin' Tomatoes', I believe. I use the 301 mix personally from start to finish (with natural amendments throughout).

BTW, from the title of your post, I thought you maybe had a bad experience with Dairy Doo(m).
Glad this wasn't so.

I also saw good results when I tried dairy doo.

ya i fucked the name, Doo not Doom, lol, no I love the stuff

What's up with the avatar pic JoC? Looks pretty painful

There are plenty more local MI amendments available. Leaf mold / mulch is a biggie I'm looking at.

my cross in life to bear.

Picked up a bag of Dairy Doo today. Ran a little short on castings. Got home and busted that bag open and it looks really nice. Moist, black, very nice texture and earthy aroma. $7 out the door. We'll see how the plants dig it, but based on the eyeball test it looks like a great product!

jesus of Cannabis said:

my cross in life to bear.

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Dude!! Said it before. I would be coatin my pate with Simpson and a shower cap. It seems to work where ever we can get it to the problem.

Back to the Doo..
U get ur castings there stow?
I once got so many nice red worms I went fishin and still started a little worm bin

NurseNancy420 said:

Dude!! Said it before. I would be coatin my pate with Simpson and a shower cap. It seems to work where ever we can get it to the problem.

Back to the Doo..
U get ur castings there stow?
I once got so many nice red worms I went fishin and still started a little worm bin

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No I have worm bins for my castings. This bag is composted cow shit afaik? Looks great