Florida Growers Thread; Reloaded

[Coba]

Those herbs looking good.

Here's one for you Bugman [YOUTUBEIF]qS7a32uMSl0[/YOUTUBEIF]

 

[bucketswithsoil]

GO..
plants looking good,that cured tresSis looks mighty fine....and you all heard the gentlemen ill gladly take a cut of that,......now haveing the balls to do so in person could be another entire story..haha

 

[unregistered190]

$60,000 for a Koi?

Now how many .12 cent goldfish could bug get instead?

GrownOut - that is a hell of a seed stash there! Cannot make most out but I see some fire in there! Nice buds too!

 

[bucketswithsoil]

well its NOT EVERYTHING i wanna mix, but just dont have the extra coin at the moment to get some alfalfa meal,neem meal,rock dust...what i have at the moment will work,so ill mix this stuff up this eveing,transplant and clone tomorrow night..
(ill let this.soil sit for a while,i already have some soil thats ready to go)

so ill finally get my FLW room back up and going....hopefully no MORE DAMN STUPID MISTAKES, FROM NO OTHER BUT ME.......

 

[bugman52]

coba that was a nice koi a little to pricese 4 mi lol
but i do have some nice ones if they make it.

 

[Coba]

Yeah that's a lot of cheddar for just one fish. Could you imagine.

Nice shot of all those organics buckets.

 

[bucketswithsoil]

Yeah that's a lot of cheddar for just one fish. Could you imagine.

Nice shot of all those organics buckets.

hey thks bud....seen ya post in that living soil thread(i think thats what it was), where you had some vegetation or weeds you posted a pic of..???, one of the pics had these cars covered in them,and you said there were like 2-3 other cars in there...
have you ever incorporated them into soil mix,and or a foilary spray?

 

[bugman52]

Yeah that's a lot of cheddar for just one fish. Could you imagine.

Nice shot of all those organics buckets.

i watch a video on breeding a grand champing jap koi
i was suprise only about 10% were kep at about a week or so old
out of thousands & yea going for big $$$.

 

[windycitysmoker]

Here's a shot of one of my autos starting to bud, and some shots of my out door garden.. Spoetnik #1 . They are clones about 3 weeks old they have been topped and super cropped. Now hopefully they will do well out here

 

[blue_tick]

looking good windycitysmoker I will be keeping an eye on this one for sure

good vibes your way brother

 

[windycitysmoker]

thanks this is day 17 of flower a 50 to 55 day flowering it says u guys think she will fatin up. It says around day 40 she takes off

 

[bugman52]

she looks real nice at 17 so im saying yea.
good luck.

 

[Coba]

hey thks bud....seen ya post in that living soil thread(i think thats what it was), where you had some vegetation or weeds you posted a pic of..???, one of the pics had these cars covered in them,and you said there were like 2-3 other cars in there...
have you ever incorporated them into soil mix,and or a foilary spray?

Yes sir, that's kudzu. I like to use it as fodder for worm food and compost.
The Chinese also sell kudzu pellets (similar to alfalfa pellets) sold online as fertilizer.

check out this website. http://www.ars-grin.gov/duke/plants.html
kudzu is a nutrient accumulator, high in N and P. there are a lot of local plants in that database. taro/elephant ear is another good one to use if you're into that kind of stuff.

it's just too powerful and too cheap for me to not use it.

I don't do much foliar feeding though. unless you count spinosad mixed with neem and aloe.

 

[bucketswithsoil]

http://www.arbico-organics.com/product/3026/organic-soil-conditioners

got love a super cool wife, she hears me crying about not haveing or able to get any at the moment....and next thing i know she gos "well a box of this.should.be arriving in a few days"...i was like WHAT!!!!, daaaaayyumm you go girl!!!:yay:
gotta love a good lady...

 

[bucketswithsoil]

Yes sir, that's kudzu. I like to use it as fodder for worm food and compost.
The Chinese also sell kudzu pellets (similar to alfalfa pellets) sold online as fertilizer.

check out this website. http://www.ars-grin.gov/duke/plants.html
kudzu is a nutrient accumulator, high in N and P. there are a lot of local plants in that database. taro/elephant ear is another good one to use if you're into that kind of stuff.

it's just too powerful and too cheap for me to not use it.

I don't do much foliar feeding though. unless you count spinosad mixed with neem and aloe.

elephant ears,NOW WERE TALKING, i see those all over the place,....so obviously my next question is,once i get my hands on some,what do you do with it,just let it compost/cook away in the soil??, do you shread/tear it up? or put in whole?
im curious to hear how you use them,that away,i can give it a try..

 

[Coba]

bucketswithsoil,

compost. better yet, compost into worm compost. there is a lot of moisture in the leaves. up to 90%. the best part though, is the roots.

Danny over at LOS uses two cups of vegetable matter ( kudzu, taro, alfalfa) to five gallons of water ... bubble it for 24 hours before feeding it to your plants.

I've burned plants with those LOS soil drenches so, be careful.

I just compost it then feed it to my worms though.

 

[unregistered190]

windy , I think she will fatten up

coba.....I never knew it was that beneficial...kudzu galore here, but none on my property thank the sweet baby jeebus as I have a hard enough time mowing the Bermuda and no goats to help out

The end result of many hours of making infused Ghee....two different flavors....one Glue....one Jack. Only have done a taste test....and tastes pretty close to the butter the bring out to ya when eating lobster...with just a slight taste of the cannabis in the background. Not sure on potency yet.......will test that tomorrow on a clear head/stomach

 

[bucketswithsoil]

lookin good unReg....get it brudda!!

 

[bucketswithsoil]

well it turned into a TPP.....transPlantParty...then tomorrow night it wil be a clone Party...LOL....after cloned they will be thrown under a 1000 to start there slow end,

 

[bucketswithsoil]

....headband..

.....urkle..

...butters.

..ROOTS...

they got put into a 3gallon,and thats what they will mostly finish out in...they were in some fairly small containers before this transplant....im hopeing for the best...they did get a batch of some money soil,so i know dem ladies gonna be feelin nice and sweet...lol