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For me sst always made the roots explode. I always used either corn seed or mung beans when sprouting... Em1 / labs will make roots grow thicker. Mycos usually makes the roots explode too. I use xtreme gardening mycos or bioag vam. Apply to the roots each time I transplant. Don't use great...

It can work with the tlo method. With tlo you layer amendments and use spikes. With rols no till it won't work. You would be better off with a 4x4 fabric bed. You need larger root balls and more soil to get good yields with rols no till. If you use mycorrhizae, malted barley, or seed sprout...

That would be better in a 3x3 or 4x4 soil bed or 30 gal or larger totes.

Aem is activated labs. The difference between labs and em1. Is that aside from lactobacillus em1 also has other yeasts and purple non sulfur bacteria. I don't buy em1. So I make aem. Activating labs is fermenting 1 part lab 1 part molasses or brown sugar and 20 parts water for 2 weeks or til...

Bokashi is a good source of magnanese also. The grains bokashi is made with is rich in mn

Fermenting and composting fruits is a good source of zinc. I ferment fruits with aem (activated labs) and water. Its like a liquid compost. The labs break down the fruits into macronutrients and micronutrients including pigments. Feed plants with it in flower once a week. Once every few...

I have a 12 x 8 space for flower. A 5x8 space for veg. I start them in party cups then transplant to 24 oz cups. Then transplant to 2 gallons. Then transplant to 3 gallons. In the flower space, a 4x4 area goes to seeds. The rest goes to clones. I flower in 20 gallon fabric pots and 30...

I sex them in veg. After day 40 they show sex My males go into separare 2x4 space to veg. I flower them out in another location. Keep cuts of the ones I like the most. More often than not i don't keep any males. I only keep roughly 1 male out of 20 strains.

No. Its heated into a paste and a few other things are added. Its used as plaster. Just get gypsum rock dusts from your local nursery. If you have to order it get it from build a soil. Unless you're closer to the east coast. Then order from the soil makers. Because of shipping costs.

For rock dusts. 1 cup gypsum 1 cup glacial 2 cups basalt And bokashi i don't have a set amount. I just top dress enough to cover soil with a thin layer. Then turn the soil 2 weeks later after the mycelium mat develops. The rest of the inputs are the same. For reamending i use half what...

Thats mostly in peat bogs that form along coastlines. The highest concentration of carbon bonded ester sulphur 10.4% is found in peatlands in the Florida everglades. The peat we get comes from wetlands in Canada and.has less than 2% sulfur. Its acidic because it develops in anaerobic...

Pnsb , lab and yeasts work synergistically. You can get pnsb in rice wash. The milk will kill it off. After the separation if added it will survive. I've heard if you leave lab out in the sun. Pnsb will develop. I haven't tried it. The companies that use pnsb collect it from arctic ponds...

Yes you can activate em1 instead of making labs and aem

Teraganix has said in the probiotic farmers alliance what the inputs are. I've already said what they are in prior posts. labs, yeasts and purple non sulfur bacteria (pnsb)

No that has other ingredients than what labs and em1 have. The lactobacillus will out compete all the other bacteria in that bottle.

I do the same. It speeds up cooking time.

I just cast out a thin layer. Water it in or spray it. It needs to be wet to produce mycelium. I do cover with a good mulch layer. Being covered helps speed up the mycelium development. Then once the mycelium mat develops beneath the mulch layer I pull back the mulch layer and top dress...

Subcools super soil is hot mix that is very redundant. It has multiple inputs that have the same elements and minerals which isn't necessary at all either. Subcool never took the time to learn about soil microbiology and what plants can actually uptake. He just regurgitated someone elses...

That will still have to be broken down ie cook. You don't want hot soil. It will fry your plants. Making the leaves taco like crazy and slow.growth. Coots mix doesn't really run hot because it doesn't have any high nitrogen inputs nor any bone meal. If you add bokashi or grokashi to...