Thats the same stuff I use to freshen my breath!!! I also have a couple other bottles, just got a new one and it is really potent, havent seen or had anything like it years.
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John we just might have some mutual friends of mutual friends my friend 
This one is also extra extra minty ! I got it in a trade, my friend wanted a bear hug for it, so naturally me being a bear... we both walked away with smiles
Haha
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This one is also extra extra minty ! I got it in a trade, my friend wanted a bear hug for it, so naturally me being a bear... we both walked away with smiles
Haha
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All I know is that all my drops come from CaliforniaJohn we just might have some mutual friends of mutual friends my friend
This one is also extra extra minty ! I got it in a trade, my friend wanted a bear hug for it, so naturally me being a bear... we both walked away with smiles
Haha
not that many people in between the source and my medicine cabinet here in the land of Santa Claus.
Well my last run of clones shit the bed haha
I'm pretty sure the temps were to low the first week. I got 10 rooted
Fresh batch in as of last night. I cut myself with the razor about 40 clones in so I added a drop to the rez for good luck.
Got a few each off all my new seed mommas
Also. Hated the tents. I cut them off the frames and threw em in the trash.
I'm pretty sure the temps were to low the first week. I got 10 rooted
Fresh batch in as of last night. I cut myself with the razor about 40 clones in so I added a drop to the rez for good luck.
Got a few each off all my new seed mommas
Also. Hated the tents. I cut them off the frames and threw em in the trash.
Blessed again
From left to right
SS02 × TBM
PSYCO O × TBM
JULLES GIANT × TBM
Absolutely stoked to have these in my garden. Beyond happy ahhhhhhhhh
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Stuntzii
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This is awesome! I am tempted to try the same thing. Crustacean meal is pretty expensive here and I live right near the ocean. Sounds like a good excuse to buy a bunch of crab and have a feastFox farm ocean forest ? What's that ?
Overpriced sawdust is what it is. Do I still buy it and use it occasionally, yes I do
Occasionally we get bougie around here and eat some shrimps, or crab legs, and even more rare lobstah tails !
I always collect the shells for 1 of two things. I either make my favorite soup which is lobstah/seafood bisque. Or my plants get lucky and I make a seafood meal to feed to them.
Today I am making the crustacean meal.
This is high in Phosphorus, calcium, and Magnesium. Rich in Chitin ! And easy to make at home. I boil the shells for 30 minutes stirring occasionally to remove any seasonings/meat/sauces.
Then I rinse them off very well. And I bake them at 250f for about 3hrs or until they are pale.
They break up very easily at this point. I put them in a coffee grinder and grind to a powder. Then I add it to my mix. No measurements because this is a slow release and will not burn.
And the my mix all get recycled back through the compost so anything not used by the plants the first time around will get eaten by bacteria and be available next time It makes it into the pots.
I toss a few a handfulls into my worm bins as well
Oh, the hot water from the boiling I put on my dogs food and let it soften and cool. They absolutely love it !
You absolutely should !This is awesome! I am tempted to try the same thing. Crustacean meal is pretty expensive here and I live right near the ocean. Sounds like a good excuse to buy a bunch of crab and have a feast
Bet a deal could be worked out with kitchen staff at a local restaurant too. We have an abundance of crayfish here in Pennsylvania, so next year I plan to start using them for my crustacean meal. Simply toss a cage in the water with a hotdog and come back later that day. Nothing beats something you make for yourself especially if it's free(ish)
That's my friend little miss Sassafras (Sassy pants) Some dick killed her momma so we raised her up from just a wee baby
She lives a wild life these days, but comes around each winter for food while she's preggers. Then late spring she brings me her new shy babies to show off, and then goes off again till the winter.
She lives a wild life these days, but comes around each winter for food while she's preggers. Then late spring she brings me her new shy babies to show off, and then goes off again till the winter.
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MROrganicGreenz
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Im in! Omg sassy pants ist such a cutie
MROrganicGreenz
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Quick question on the biochar. Have you also tried other carbon sources and if yes, why und chose bamboo as your material of choice?Appreciate you guys stopping by the thread
Picked up my filter at the hydro shop yesterday. And today i collected a bunch of bamboo for making biochar.
After the biochar was cooled I smashed it up pretty good and to inoculate I added approximately the same volume mushroom compost and VERY well composted cow manure. A bunch of handfuls of oats, powdered oyster shells, and earthworm castings (about 10 each) and some unsulfered blackstrap molasses
This will sit 2-3 weeks till I add it to my mix
I've long since given up on measurements haha. But can write down approximately for anyone interested. I can also walk folks through the biochar process.
The truth is I use bamboo because it is free. It's as simple as that.
Now as a complete coincidence....
Bamboo is the absolute best thing to use for biochar.
Some key points -
- (Running) Bamboo is considered invasive where I live.
- It grows about 3ft (1 meter) each day !
The guy who lets me clean out his patch is very thankful for me doing the free work of clearing it out
- Bamboo captures more carbon faster than other sources (wood)
It captures up to 1.78 tonnes of carbon per clump, per year. That's 10× faster than wood ! And biochar made from bamboo is 80% carbon.
- Bamboo is high in silica content.
- It is absouluty full of millions and millions of diverse pore sizes to hold bacteria in.
Now as a complete coincidence....
Bamboo is the absolute best thing to use for biochar.
Some key points -
- (Running) Bamboo is considered invasive where I live.
- It grows about 3ft (1 meter) each day !
The guy who lets me clean out his patch is very thankful for me doing the free work of clearing it out
- Bamboo captures more carbon faster than other sources (wood)
It captures up to 1.78 tonnes of carbon per clump, per year. That's 10× faster than wood ! And biochar made from bamboo is 80% carbon.
- Bamboo is high in silica content.
- It is absouluty full of millions and millions of diverse pore sizes to hold bacteria in.
MROrganicGreenz
Active member
Thanks for the clarification. I just asked, coz i had something in the back of my head. Just looked it up:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/scien...s in the rhizome,wall, vacuole, and cytoplasm.
I guess ist should be fine, but in my studies I often stumbled over articles that adress biochar and heavy metals. Dont wanna alert u, but its a topic one should have a look inside. Also depends on your prefered type of consuming.
Byby looking forward to your grow <3
https://www.sciencedirect.com/scien...s in the rhizome,wall, vacuole, and cytoplasm.
I guess ist should be fine, but in my studies I often stumbled over articles that adress biochar and heavy metals. Dont wanna alert u, but its a topic one should have a look inside. Also depends on your prefered type of consuming.
Byby looking forward to your grow <3
Thank you ! Glad to have ya along for the ride.
Yes heavy metals ! Another great benefit. Not a disadvantage imo. I would rather the bamboo sequester and lock away those metals rather than they get into the plants themselves.
The patch I harvest from is at the base of an Appalachian mountain with no farmland around. They benefit from millions of years of mountain decay. I have no concerns over heavy metals. Although I am sure there are some present.
Yes heavy metals ! Another great benefit. Not a disadvantage imo. I would rather the bamboo sequester and lock away those metals rather than they get into the plants themselves.
The patch I harvest from is at the base of an Appalachian mountain with no farmland around. They benefit from millions of years of mountain decay. I have no concerns over heavy metals. Although I am sure there are some present.
Grateful Dead Yule log >>> https://www.youtube.com/live/8We4tAn_tV0?si=xwbW28hdfagsumJX
Rooms are filling up 
Slowly
Mostly happy. I'm thinking I could have used more perlite in the first batch of soil. Added more to the last mix. Fabric bags are helping with the situation I believe. Bit of discoloration and slight taco here and there only at the edges though.
Either way, there they are and I'm super happy just having plants growing !
Also scored a few peyote buttons off a homie who lives close by
Slowly
Mostly happy. I'm thinking I could have used more perlite in the first batch of soil. Added more to the last mix. Fabric bags are helping with the situation I believe. Bit of discoloration and slight taco here and there only at the edges though.
Either way, there they are and I'm super happy just having plants growing !
Also scored a few peyote buttons off a homie who lives close by
