Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014

That is just another good thing they do. Im pointing you in a direction of how soil really works. Adding and feeding your bennies or culture in your soil is almost more important than feeding. When added , growth spurts , greenness of the plant and over all health is far superior.. Hang on I gotta take another puff.:mrgreen:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/teaming-with-microbes-wayne-lewis/1116805658?ean=9781604691139

I'd rather wait and have you explain it to me in great detail, in person, at the Barbee. :-)
 
S'Manta I sent you a link to where you can download Teaming With Microbes in .pdf form for free. I didn't link it here because it's in a post from another grow site and I wasn't sure about standards and practice. Anyway, there are also links in the second post to Teaming With Nutrients, Bread From Stone and Farming From Straw, I believe. I saved them all to my iBook .pdf list for future reading. Teaming With Microbes is the shit ( literally and figuratively) and is a must read.
 
TWS, I just started a worm farm with 2000 red wigglers yesterday. I've been brewing AACTs nonstop the past couple of weeks and using it to innoculate my supersoil that I've got "cookin" as I type this, preparing for a 100% water only, organic indoor soilless grow. I hope I'm heading down a path from which I'll never deviate.
 

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TWS, I just started a worm farm with 2000 red wigglers yesterday. I've been brewing AACTs nonstop the past couple of weeks and using it to innoculate my supersoil that I've got "cookin" as I type this, preparing for a 100% water only, organic indoor soilless grow. I hope I'm heading down a path from which I'll never deviate.


Good journeys to you sir... Im more of a Hybrid type of guy. I have ventured down the road before and know I will be back. Lots of work in my opinion but very rewarding . I just figured with all the guanos, brewing time and soil cost it might not be for me indoors..
Bennies kick ass in Hempy buckets and synthetic feed.:mrgreen: They are not feeding the plant but keeping the Zone in a good mood.
 
Man I love worm beds . Like to hold big balls of them in my hands... lol... like to bluegill fish too.:mrgreen:

Dude, you and GB gotta come out for a week of spring turkey hunting private land in west KY/west TN in the mornings and bluegill fishing KY Lake the rest of the day. Kentucky and Tennessee's spring turkey season coincides with the huge bullheaded 'gills starting their spawn. We cull everything under 8 inches and always leave with 100+! Of course, then you gotta attempt to filet all the bastards that evening, fucked up like no other.
 
Going steady, 'cept for the one that I took longer to transplant to a pot. That one's really lagging, but I don't think it's doing bad. Maybe it's been too cold. I believe the 3 that look bigger are the northern lights. Hitting a month of life in a few days :weed::leaf:
 

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