simple gardener
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Did a boulder-top grow a few years ago. I planted them out very late and they were eaten by rock hyrax and giant grasshoppers, but I could see the potential was there. I think i'll do it again this year.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdwjttFlJgs
I AM THE MASTER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdwjttFlJgs
I dont need pumps
my muscles get a pump when i climb with 10+l of water
i dont think a pump would be practical
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdwjttFlJgs
hey guys yes this is an ingenious way of growing im really glad this method is getting shared with everyone...
theres a book about this subject the guy has a very comprehensive guide about it. i dont remember the name but theres a rabbit on the front pulling a marijuana plant outta a magicians hat and the book is green.
but anyway one thing i would like to include:
the author talks alot about how its really important, and i do concur, to make it as stealthy as possible; he talks about getting bark and leaves and super glueing/attaching however u can that makes it stay and i really think that will make it almost blend in to the untrained and unfocused eye. i know i wouldnt leave all the black out that is way in contrast to the color of the tree... which in turn draws the eye. but just a thought.
but anyway, do we have any members that have attempted this?
the author in that book describes a soil mixture that would have everything it needs, and in turn he simply relied on rain water(im not saying hes neccesarily naive to just think this way i think this was more optimal conditions, he does talk about and show that US guide to the farming ability of each region in the us... but yes water is a concern. and i think specific details about what to use to do this is in order(though dont ask me lol)... i just think that if u put it up in the tree and put to much there could be a chance of detection because of this big cluster of shit in the middle of the tree...
i dont know what do yall think?