.. the authors of "Teaming with Microbes" said in the bacteria, fungi chapters...that it's mostly lucky pupils of biology classes that get to utilize the high power scopes that's needed, idk, I'll scan through the book when I get the chance for the intensity needed...I'll let ya know.
...sounds like your off to a good start bro! ...I think you'll do great with what you've listed.
dude make ur own thats what im going to start doing in a worm box because the EWC you may get at a store may be really dry, i was lucky the hydro shop by the house has really fresh(at least moist) EWC but im trying to cut costs and not buy it. it takes like 4 to 6 weeks for your worm box to make useable EWC. here is a link to a vid that uses two plastic tubes so you cant of water because all the excesses water runs out the hole drilled in the bottom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxhEQEA0GN8, and get the worms out of the back yard.
Vermicomposting >>> http://lancaster.unl.edu/pest/resources/vermicompost107.shtml
I'm not trying to be a dick, but you should get your terminology straight before talking like you know these things.
oh nevermind
it does kill some of them but all of them, i had problems with AN and AN says to change resi every week and adding carbo load every few days to keep the fungi and bacteria alive. my problem was i did not have enuf money to keep on buying AN's line.
...would you like to enlighten me on your commet here? ...or did you just want to say your opinion, or you have facts? ...not being a dick, but can you prove otherwise?.....or was you try'n to be da grammer police?
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...awesome man....exactly why I started this thread (+rep), hopefully someone besides the grammer police will show to share their thoughts on the subject as well.Heisenburg has also confirmed that some of the bennies would be killed off but not all, thanks soul glow. I plan on using all organic tea's I was just wanting to learn more about the do's and dont's, what you can and can't do, what to add and not add.
So what I learned from my question is that these guys are getting great results mostly from the synthetics and they are still getting help from their Organic microbial, bacterial, fungal, enzymatic products as well eventhough some are killed off when used.
So maybe adding a little additive here and there to your blooming fruits would not then kill off all the good Bennies that we worked so hard to feed and grow from using compost's, tea's, guano's, wormcastings, and other organic material foods and additives.
With these synthetic additives that if used would be the cause of their yields but then maybe sacrificing a little natural taste and flavor, yet giving a nice taste and flavor, but not as smooth.
So basically I will stay away from their products and if maybe if affordable one day try to get some of their 100% Organic microbes to add to some tea's or watering if mine aren't up to par. I will never add any type of synthetic, ever.
Thanks for the discussion and the answers
