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vericomposting for victory
First, thanks and respect to the wise elders of this thread. I follow everyday with my notepad.
Quick question on composting, when do you stop adding to your composter or pile and how long until your ready to use? I have a diy barrel spinner 55g black, spin every week.
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thanks for the help guys, i am going to try the harvester idea. I have a worm bin also, several comfrey blck#14 on my yard and have been pulling yarrow from the wild here around the area. I am now running a bin for recycling my soil -peat, coco, amends, and vermi. I keep a bale or two of moldy hay for fungal and run a couple of logs for edible mushrooms . NW concentrates has always been my friend even before i found IC mag.
what are thoughts on blackberry bushes? those things run rampant and you have to think they have some nutritional value with the ability to propagate so fast and wild.
hopefully, we cross paths so i may shake your hands for all your help and knowledge. My cannabis, tomatoes, peppers, lettuces, carrots, garlic all thank you as well.
BJWIm assuming a month or two is long enough for them to get established before regular cold and the threat of snow settles in...
I'd like to recycle some shit but our new resident botanists have cornered the market so to speak - recycling shit that is
another somewhat weird question. If you are doing no till how do you marry the soil from the pot you vegged in to the soil in the no till pot?
I have been reusing soil without moving the pot from its flowering position but I chop up the used soil, dig the hole and put the new plant in place then do the donut water deal to marry them. I was thinking about no till and it occurred to me I really don't have a clue how to accomplish it.
.... recycled organic living soil on an indoor large scale medical crop where failure is not an option...
We don't take out the old stalks...they get consumed along with everything else by the soil.
Stalks, stems, leaves, everything that's not finished medicinal product I've been using as mulch for a few runs now, stems work surprisingly well and with such a high tensile strength as the cannabis fiber has, i'm surprised it breaks down as quick as it does.