I placed a special order at a garden center for a winter rye. Had to buy a 55# bag, which will last me an eternity. But yea its just a bag of seed, like would be any other plant. Should be able to find smallish bags online of just about any plant.
Anz you can do whatever. What generally happens in my pots is the cover crop dies out as the mmj canopy steals all the light. Usually a week or so before chop I'll add a little more cover crop to give it a head start.
I have been noticing the barley getting a little out of control, but i think it because when u scoop a handfull of the 15 seeds, the little seeds fall to the bottom so you really only scoop thr bigger rye seeds. Ive been balancing all the seeds ratios and the are not over growing the other cover crops. I think its cool to have diversity, feels like a jungleAnz you can do whatever. What generally happens in my pots is the cover crop dies out as the mmj canopy steals all the light. Usually a week or so before chop I'll add a little more cover crop to give it a head start.
You want to make sure you have nitrogen fixers. I have a friend that grew the 15 cover crop from BAS. It's ok, but the barley get's all out of control. Personally, I like just a plain red or white clover. Sometimes people get their egos in silly things like how many cover crops they have growing, how many cycles in a row they've no-tilled, etc.
As a certain someone says, 'It ain't rocket science'
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cover crop blend round 2... and yeah, it was rather vigorous there for a little while, lol. I was rather impressed (but maybe mostly because i hadn't seen it before). Not all of it died completely, but what didn't is just laying there looking like it wants to... so i figured it was time for another round.Anz you can do whatever. What generally happens in my pots is the cover crop dies out as the mmj canopy steals all the light. Usually a week or so before chop I'll add a little more cover crop to give it a head start.
You want to make sure you have nitrogen fixers. I have a friend that grew the 15 cover crop from BAS. It's ok, but the barley get's all out of control. Personally, I like just a plain red or white clover. Sometimes people get their egos in silly things like how many cover crops they have growing, how many cycles in a row they've no-tilled, etc.
As a certain someone says, 'It ain't rocket science'
P-
Not sure what that might be, but you can probably soak/rinse it off... as is recommended prior to the SST process (something about growth inhibitors needing to be soaked off and rinsed out, prior to making a sprouted seed tea). I would recommend the soak and rinse part, even if you're not making SST w/ the seeds.
