But I built 450 sq ft of raised garden bed this year. I had to set up a whole sale coco and peat account just to fill the garden beds lol, not to mention all the compost tea and shit I've been dumping in the beds for the last 2 weeks lol. I've been making 20 gallons a week since I finished the first bed lol. 
Which part, the possibility of getting sick from the guano or growing without guano being a "purer" form of medicine?
It's only too much if you make it too much ;] A bottled veganics system isn't the only way to grow vegan organic pot, we can use green manures the same way we use the brown ones.
Seems consistent with my histo- theory, no contained enclosed area means the fungus spores are borne away by the wind, not blown directly to your flowers by, say, floor fans anyone?
Apoligize in advance if this ws already stated my phones uber slow at loading pages but from my reading mycos don't die from high p count they hibernate and its only a certain strand of mycos ( I can look it up in my book if u wish) but the strand doesn't die it hibernates, not because it doesn't like p but because its only job is to bring p to the roots that isn't found in the soil by decomposing and eating other microbes that contain p. Its my understanding that they only go dormant because they have no use finding p if its readilly available and they come back when its not. (That's from teaming with microbes) also the guano I'm sure brings no disease from the roots however considering how much circulation we have in our grows I'm sure some of the nasties from guano eventually attatch to the bud itself thus causing us to combust and inhale itYes, but I would promote the use of all those manures over the use of guano just because of the way guano is harvested. My outdoor garden (food) doesn't have any poop in it eitherand my strawberry plants already gave me (some stupid fucking squirrel) some strawberries. lol.As long as the manure is composted properly and not from any sick animals, then it should be safe to use. But I'm into safer, or safest..when I have a choice in the matter. And auto-immune patients have to be safest and then some, especially if they are eating and juicing raw. And I'm not against a little bit of guano or manure being used in my soil necessarily, but not the HUGE amounts that are being used in the industry. Plus a high P environment kills of the myco...which is kinda counter productive.
someones on the way to self reliance!that bed must be buzzin with all that good micro-bacteria etc,that soiunds like a lot of work though,a lot.either way man thats pretty cool for you and your family,way to handle biz!Nada. I don't live in that "...progressive" (lol) of a state yet. Hopefully next year though
But hey, now 80% of the food my family is gonna eat for the next year is not only going to be practically free, but vegan organic as well.
Hi IggyZag. I haven't read "Teaming With Microbes" yet, but it's on my list. So that being said I'm not going to pretend I know more than you already do about the effects of high P on the microherd. But I can probably do you one better and give you a link to another veganics thread where there was a pretty good conversation going about exactly what you're asking. https://www.rollitup.org/organics/364864-vegan-organics-aka-veganics-matt-206.html Check that out and let me know if it doesn't answer your question.
