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This is incredible. Subbed for sure. I just moved back to Oregon from NJ last year and am transitioning my indoor to no tills and putting beds in my greenhouse and light dep instead of direct in the ground. I'm growing a lot of my own crosses and some testers. This is inspiring to me. Living the...

Don't get defensive guy. I was referring to the knowledge @ShLUbY left us. My comment had nothing to do with your posts. Talk less, listen more.

Wow. Bombs were just dropped. I'm glad @ShLUbY came in with all the facts straight. It's great that this community has members who are so knowledgeable and willing to take the time to explain the actual science. Thank you for helping me understand the how and why. We're lucky to have you. Much...

This is the feeding schedule put forth by mountain Organics/Bluejay. "Here’s an example of a tried and true watering schedule (because I personally used it for years) to use from day 1 to ensure your plants are being pushed to ‘peak health’ and expressing their full ‘genetic potential.’: Day...

For 100 gallon pots I'd do coots no til recipe. Way less superfluous inputs, No layering, no cooking needed and you can plant seedlings right into it. I haven't used supersoil in a while but i used to wait til their final pot to add the supersoil to the mix, I would burn my younger clones and...

This is a question posed to Bluejay/MountainOrganics and then Coot/Lumper/AgnesDawgs response and lastly Bluejay's response "I see you removed the oyster shell flower from your recipe. do you consider the crab meal to be your lime now?" Coot, "There's seems to be some confusion about crab meal...

According to coot and bluejay the basalt is the most important of the rock dusts. Gypsum also for the sulphur as previously mentioned. I believe coot is now omitting the oyster shell flour as the crab meal has calcium in abundance. I'll look through the no til revisited thread on GC but I can't...

When I was in NJ we were getting some really good golden goat from Colorado. I enjoyed the high a lot but the taste was unremarkable enough that 2 years later I couldn't begin to tell you what it tasted like. Could have been a bad example though. The 5 packs we got were definitely very...

It was like 11:15 am Pacific time. I noticed a couple hours later they were back up to 59. They had a hidden reserve so I have a feeling it was $20. I feel like a crackhead with those auctions. I'm almost buying seeds I don't even really have any interest in running just because they're so...

So I was looking back through the no till thread at GC trying to find coots recommendation for a home brew shop in Portland and i came upon what I'd read from him that talked about hi P in flower. I'm going to post his response here giving full credit to ClackamasCoot/LumperDawg/AgnesDawgz "But...

And I picked up a Flemish giant at the Eugene poultry swap today. She's 7 months old and weighs close to 20#. She is going to make so much more manure than my lops. This thing seriously looks like Jurassic park rabbit. Just got to find a male and my worms will have a never ending supply of...

Had the same situation with my wife's pack. Mine got here on Tuesday and her replacement choice got here today. OGKB. Wish pics were up. I'm really excited about the cookies and Chem. I got emails 3 times over the last year saying hey we're back in stock and I could never justify dropping $100...

Wife's testers came today. Ended up being OGKB x red headed stranger. Looking forward to the next 4 months.

You're absolutely right, once your no tils are cycled and you've started making or sourcing high quality compost, it's basically autopilot. It's nice to go hiking and picking horse tails or to clean the rabbit hutches and know that the only thing left to do for your plants is to top dress with...

Jesus man, $22 chinook haze, purple badlands and golden nugget. Gu kills it with these auctions

I know right. I've got my 5 bales of promix in the truck right now. Wanted to start posting pictures of clones and the boxes in progess. Plus some pics of past runs with some of the parents to a lot of my own crosses I'll be testing. I've got 27 seedlings at their second set of leaves right...

Word man, I thought I was hot shit organic grower with my General Organics GO pack. Lol. Honestly though. I understand going no till can seem like a daunting task at first so anyone going organic in whatever form that takes is a win for the herb, for the community and for the earth. stay safe...

Bokashi composting for meat products. You've already got a lacto culture.

You got a thread going for your grow?