Any other sources? And how good are the Cherry Bomb from Swami? Do they still have the original or close the originals by Mr.GreenGenes?
Xet, the colonies aren't killing each other. They are eating the dominant available food source. Then the next available source is eaten by a colony that becomes the dominant colony because of the next available food source. Aerating does nothing for the tea. If you aerate it for a month doesn't change the fact that the tea is maturing. The microbes in the tea are consuming food sources, the action of composting, breaking down is taking place if you agree with me or not. The simple fact is this is what is happening. (Ruining) as you stated is happening with or without aeration. I'm simply stating you have no idea what is optimal for the feeding taking place in the Rhizosphere. Everything I shared with you is the spot on truth and nothing but the truth.The process you describe of steeping or condensing (ruining) is not what I am doing.
I am thoroughly aerating with multiple aerators.
I have never heard about a new colony killing the old colony or the plant being poisoned by the introduction of a new healthy colony.
In either case I have never experienced any stunts in growth and still doing 3" per day.
Thanks for the info.
An 8 foot sativa, nice! There's even a band with that name lol.Hello friends,
I just wanted to update my CherryBomb female. She is almost 8.5' tall and reaching for my ceiling in the greenhouse. My bags are 18" tall themselves. This plant is pushing my limits for flowering. I will be pollinating her with some pollen from a Auto Zamaldelica male from this season. If the pollen is viable this cross could be very special for northern growing.
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Yes they are sold as fem only, (Colloidal Silver 30ppm)An 8 foot sativa, nice! There's even a band with that name lol.
Where'd you get an Auto-Zamaldelica male? I though it was a fem only strain.
I have been letting a tree guy bring me his chipped tops. Last year I dumped a ton of urea on the pile. I toss mushrooms I find on the pile. This year, that part of the pile deep inside is so hot it steams, the stuff is black and rich. I see white all inside from the fungus. The liquid that leeches seems to be breaking down the heavy clay the pile is on. I think that clay anion is soaking up the wood chip cations and making soil. I will till some into the veggie garden to soak into the clay over winter.How do you feel about Aerated Activated Compost Tea?
I keep a 25 gallon bucket, fill 1/5 of it with chicken manure woodchip compost, the rest with water, and dash in all sorts of rock powders, fruit powders like coconut powder and coconut sugar, and fruit peels and native grasses and such, powdered char, whatever I have available necessarily, bubble it for 24-48 hour until it hits that peak ripe smell and head of foam and pour onto the whole plant. I also keep a very thick covering of mostly composted woodchips and the white mycelium is visible in strands all throughout the chips and when I water/feed loads of small springtails emerge from below. I find it is a really easy and tuneable process.
In the 70s and 80s, there was a bar in KY called MR. Green genes.mr g's cherry bomb
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Im working on a line of it. Using seeds from Mr G and a cut from a medical club. I dont know why it is told to be acclimated to KY as Mr G sent the seeds from Cali.