if people are getting paid to rep out-of-industry products coast of maine needs to hook me up 
No-Till thread?
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Punisher 421
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if people are getting paid to rep out-of-industry products coast of maine needs to hook me up
And worms owe me for giving them a life of luxury lol
95%water only
Some seacrop once in a while, maybe a little bit of tm7sometimes.
Other then that water only.
Some seacrop once in a while, maybe a little bit of tm7sometimes.
Other then that water only.
if people are getting paid to rep out-of-industry products coast of maine needs to hook me up
haha dude seriously...
BUILDASOIL needs to hook me up.. I've probably sold 200 cc kits for them and never asked for a dime. Jeremy has no idea either
colorofgreen
New member
haha dude seriously...
BUILDASOIL needs to hook me up.. I've probably sold 200 cc kits for them and never asked for a dime. Jeremy has no idea either
You're the reason I made a recent order to BAS... lol
Exactly
Which makes a great point, and that is the fact that just because one recommends a product, it doesn't mean that they're making money from it. Sometimes products are so good you have to tell people
Repost from the side by side thread.
Not trying to break the shit crust on this one just pointing things out.
Lovesponge
Member
Hey. You guys mind knocking off this elementary school pissing contest in my thread please? Get back to sharing knowledge and personal experiences and enough of this annoying back and forth bullshit please.
And thank you.
And thank you.
chilliwilli
Waterboy
Hi folks
I have everything together for my first notill mix except the shrimp and gypsum.
Can i add these 2 as a topdressing? Couldn't wait so i mixed what i had together.
My mix is
36l riedlingsdorfer schwarzerde(terra preta based soil, 25% charcoal)
30l dna coco with cork
20l basalt gravel
2 kg biovin(composted grape marc, 70% humic acid, npk 4-1,5-3)
1 kg bodengold (fermented chickenpoo, elder marc, biochar, cornhusk, basalt flour pelletised, npk 1,8-0,7-1,4)
2 cup ccmore crunchy kelp
2 cup neem-vital(neem cake)
2 cup neudorf urgesteinsmehl(diabas flour)
2 cup zeobas (basalt flour with 20% zeolith)
2 cup bio furtner urgesteinsmehl (rock flour not specified)
3 cup ccmore fine oyster shell
200g sheepwool as mulch
One downside is that the soil is not organic, the charcoal is treated with phosphoric acid and ammonium sulfate before composting. But it looked amazing in the bag, like fresh worm casting. The company has an english promo on youtube, search for "sonnenerde english new". They don't talk about the precharge at the video but on their homepage and when you phone them.
I have everything together for my first notill mix except the shrimp and gypsum.
Can i add these 2 as a topdressing? Couldn't wait so i mixed what i had together.
My mix is
36l riedlingsdorfer schwarzerde(terra preta based soil, 25% charcoal)
30l dna coco with cork
20l basalt gravel
2 kg biovin(composted grape marc, 70% humic acid, npk 4-1,5-3)
1 kg bodengold (fermented chickenpoo, elder marc, biochar, cornhusk, basalt flour pelletised, npk 1,8-0,7-1,4)
2 cup ccmore crunchy kelp
2 cup neem-vital(neem cake)
2 cup neudorf urgesteinsmehl(diabas flour)
2 cup zeobas (basalt flour with 20% zeolith)
2 cup bio furtner urgesteinsmehl (rock flour not specified)
3 cup ccmore fine oyster shell
200g sheepwool as mulch
One downside is that the soil is not organic, the charcoal is treated with phosphoric acid and ammonium sulfate before composting. But it looked amazing in the bag, like fresh worm casting. The company has an english promo on youtube, search for "sonnenerde english new". They don't talk about the precharge at the video but on their homepage and when you phone them.
No, why?
I'm guessing it's because I let my containers get too dry, and the microbe die-off burned the plant due to too many nutrients being available at one given time
Lovesponge
Member
Oh Mikell, I don't mean you at all. XD You're not in that contest. I'm actually glad to see you post here as well! Another frequent face and font of knowledge in most of the threads I've read here over the years is more than welcome to post. I just want respect up in hyuh. Gnome sayin?
You're all gravy, baby.
You're all gravy, baby.
Lovesponge
Member
Does anyone know if General Organics Ancient Forest is good humus to use or not? Know of any alternatives?
SkyHighWormGuy
Member
I personally think it's kinda silly. As it comes in a plastic bag, was mined or harvested or whatever ya call it.. Far far away and shipped to somewhere near you... And sat in sealed plastic bag for who knows how long.
I'm a huge proponent of DIY home worm farmin. I seriously think "homemade" worm castings (starting with amended, nutrient cycled, thermo compost) is the single most important aspect of organic long term no till container growing.
I bought some ancient forest humus once. Looks like something I could dig up and source locally, if I needed to.
My 2c
I'm a huge proponent of DIY home worm farmin. I seriously think "homemade" worm castings (starting with amended, nutrient cycled, thermo compost) is the single most important aspect of organic long term no till container growing.
I bought some ancient forest humus once. Looks like something I could dig up and source locally, if I needed to.
My 2c
SkyHighWormGuy
Member
Do you keep worms and "make" your own vermicompost? If not you should start. I started with a pound of worms about four years ago and a worm farm 360 (not the best way) and have produced lots of vermicompost over a few years. I do static bins in large smartpots and now have a ton of worms. The key is to keep moist (in an arid climate like mine) and keep expanding.
I usually just toss a handful or two of worms into each container I have and they produce fresh ewc on site and leave them where they're meant to be, all while eliminating the need for the 2'x2' footprint my Worm Inn required from me. Not a big deal for some, but for others this is big.
After a while the entire container will theoretically turn over into castings, and then I like to use that for the humus portion of a new mix 3x the size of the original. So 200 gallons of soil will turn into 200 gallons of enzyme-rich humus, and that will create 600 gallons total. Talk about sustainability!!
After a while the entire container will theoretically turn over into castings, and then I like to use that for the humus portion of a new mix 3x the size of the original. So 200 gallons of soil will turn into 200 gallons of enzyme-rich humus, and that will create 600 gallons total. Talk about sustainability!!
Lovesponge
Member
I dispersed a pound of reds among 24 7g smarties about a month back. Vermicompost is different from regular EWC, right?
