Recycled Organic Living Soil (ROLS) and No Till Thread
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Midwest Weedist
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I see him fairly often on his Instagram account
Pattahabi
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Lol, Coot doesn't instagram.
Midwest Weedist
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You're correct, I had things crossed in my head mind. I was thinking of another icmag member. Thanks P!
I'm also a couple more chapters deeper in that book you sent me, good stuff!
hyroot
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I see him on MySpace though lol. (not really)
zonderkop
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SST is strictly for soil.
foreverflyhi
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Here's something about essential oils I never took into consideration.
Pretty much says best not to mix oils, best to apply individual oils in layers. And yes it's talking bout skin use, but im sure it apply to our plants as well
Pretty much says best not to mix oils, best to apply individual oils in layers. And yes it's talking bout skin use, but im sure it apply to our plants as well
greasemonkeymann
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Happy Holidays my brother, and to all my other brothers and sisters here.Happy 4/20 all!
Finally scored some Motarebel gear! From the orginal bros grimm stock! Also picked up some Loran's Longbottom Leaf! Woohoo!
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Smoke em if ya got em!
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Good Choice by the way...
I thought of you the other day when I was gonna get the Tree of Life. Bitches sold out though...
But I can't complain, this is what I went with instead.
Haven't been this excited for a seed purchase ever
All those seeds popped after less than 14 hrs in water, and they are now at their second set of true leaves, under my teeny tiny cloner light, just now ready for transplant, I have them in toilet paper rolls (I love that method)
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Pattahabi
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Oh man! You got some good ones there! I've been wanting that pineapple hashplant! Tranquil elephanitizer gets my vote for the name alone lol! I've already run Blue tara several times including f2'ing it and running some of those seeds. Nothing but fire imo!
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Nursejanna
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How often do you foliar with aloe? Throughout veg and flower?Some products I use:
I have switch to powered coconut since and powdered aloe 200x
Growth is insane when you foliar with aloe!!!
Pattahabi
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I'm not sure you are going to get an answer from Headtreep. I don't think he has posted on here in a while. I will say I have foliared with aloe up to several times per week, sometimes till the end of flower. With that said, once a week up till week two or of flowering is super safe at recommended doses (just don't get crazy with it).
You can use fresh, powdered, or liquid. However, keep an eye out for additives in the liquid.
Peace!
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greasemonkeymann
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SO true, the hashplant looks like a keeper, ya gotta love those genetics involved!
The blue tara looks insane from your pics and I think mad Hamish? I can't remember, I think it was him, but I could be wrong, doesn't matter though, point is, every damn picture I see of Bodhi genetics has been almost jaw-dropping
Nursejanna
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hyroot
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headtreep is on instagram but he goes by invocation_notill
he use aloe foliar 2x per week.
He still reads this thread. He pops in with a post every few months or so.
Midwest Weedist
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Hey guy, I need some help. Long story short I've gotten the opportunity this year to take a small chunk of land and do, for the most part, whatever I want to it in regards to landscaping and gardening. So I'm going to turn it into an example of permaculture in the Midwest. I'm even going to start a thread in the gardening section and track my progress.
What I need help on though, is compiling a list of plants that would be beneficial in a garden. I'm looking for things like comfrey, alfalfa, Marigolds, etc. The plan so far for the garden is to have 3, 2ft x 6ft x 12 inch raised beds. Two for herbs and veggies, the other for dynamic accumulators that I'll cultivate for mulch, etc. So, any ideas guys? I figured this would be the place to ask over the gardening section.
What I need help on though, is compiling a list of plants that would be beneficial in a garden. I'm looking for things like comfrey, alfalfa, Marigolds, etc. The plan so far for the garden is to have 3, 2ft x 6ft x 12 inch raised beds. Two for herbs and veggies, the other for dynamic accumulators that I'll cultivate for mulch, etc. So, any ideas guys? I figured this would be the place to ask over the gardening section.