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Well @ least now we "know" he'll have at least a couple Quarter Pounders, with cheese not of cheese!

They looked good last night, one might say dominant. Schedule isn't too bad either.

Haha, damn. Made me laugh good.

That was for MD. I asked her in that other "dirty" thread if she ever made lacto bacilli. I think Id like to try making it cause its one of the things you need to make fish hydroslate.

Lacto Bacilli One of the major workhorse beneficial indigenous microorganism used in natural farming is lacto bacilli. This particular beneficial microorganism is popularly used in composting that specifically arrest foul odors associated with anaerobic decomposition bacteria thrive and feed on...

Better than dropping it in the toilet.

Does that help with fungus gnats?

I put about 10 gallons of tea into a bale of pro-mix to wet it down before mixing it into the existing soil. I should have plenty of soil now for 6 10 gallon bags. Didn't have time to transplant and snap pictures last night so I'll try to "get 'er done" tonight.

Well I can only do 6 @ a time in flower, so I want more too.

Vertical Grow? How'd I miss that?:confused:

Looks great. Is that mulch on the top of your soil?

Its like a forest, a forest of marijuana:clap:

So much more civilized over here. "Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon?"

That'll keep the sausage out:hump:

Its on my "watch" list. Put the link in your signature. Oh, did you mean they're all up his ass?? :lol:

I'm confused.

Sure have. Put a lot of thought into it. I will probably do it. A local guy sells red wigglers by the pound too.

You came back. Just too much excitement to stay away!:blsmoke:

I plan on reusing my soil, and will look to folks such as yourself for advice when ammending. The compost will not be available till spring, so I'll need help finding good replacement for that.

Putting the clones in 10 gallon bags tonight (if my pile of soil isnt frozen). Will take pictures. They seem to like the tea!