SpliffAndMyLady
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How long can a no till pot stay dormant for?
Throw some mulch,clover seed and worms in there and it should be fine for months, just make sure it wont get dried out.How long can a no till pot stay dormant for?
Small Cups of beer around your plants they will be attracted to it and drown in the beer.Have a question .. im in a new place (house) I have tomatoe plants, eggplants, peppers, zucchini all currently in pots and some small seedlings like huckleberries and such in tiny starter pots right now and I'm having a problem with ear wigs eating the shit out of my leaves. Got off work tonight decided to look at the plants and saw lots them on the leaves of the plants so I killed about 40 or so before didn't really see anymore. Anyone know of a good way get rid of them or keeping them away and off my plants ?
Basically tubs with rubber maids or wooden boxes with:hyroot - i have no idea what soma style beds are. care to elaborate?
Not sure about the sluggo plus , and I believe I've read things about spinosad and the different dustings you can put on soil but they also kill the good bugs along with some papers I've read saying it's actually bad for consumption. Hmm. Have try and find that article again. Guess stick with old beer traps for now. Was just wondering what else might work.Small Cups of beer around your plants they will be attracted to it and drown in the beer.
Also Sluggo plus will work its organic and has spinosad which is what kills it.
Done this in the past with plastic pots. I need to try with cheap lava rock from home depot. Less expensive than pumice for me and easier to source.I have seen really noticeable differences between plants that get an inch or two of perlite/pumice on the bottom of the smart pots.
They like it!
I now even do it with my small plastic transplants...
The roots cling to those particles and are air pruned, ready to burst into their new homes. Last time I was transplanting my friend and I were geeking over the Mycelium we could see all over the roots on the bottom layer of perlite/pumice.
That's awesome. What was your veg time and what size pot for veg?Just finished trimming a plushberry plant...grown in ROLS..10 gallon smartpot - final weight was just over 200grams...almost a half lb. from one plant. and this is under 600 watt lights..
the smartpot is now on its second round with a BOxNL5/haze lady...very excited to see what she has in store for me.
i gotta update my journal LOL...just got done staking tomato plants, gotta go back for more outdoor garden work. too f***ing busy! need a hit of that jack herer...