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I topdress bokashi (imo) every 2 weeks in veg and flower. Once the mycelium mat develops. I topdress castings or compost 1 part imo / 1 part carbon. Yes its a good thing. It provides bacteria and fungi and minerasl.Breaks down compost faster and speeds up soil cooking time. Improves...

I fill up a 5 gallon bucket 1/3 of the way with organic material. Then add the aem and the rest water. The more material you add the higher the ppm's will be for the most part. You can run it continuous too. After a month you can take a gallon out every week and replace it water until...

LABS: Step 1: Rice Wash 1 Cup of Rice 1 Cup of Clean Chlorine-free water 1 Pint Jar w lid 1 Coffee Filter Place Water and Rice in Jar. Secure lid on Jar Shake Jar for 5 minutes Strain out the rice and keep the white water Place 1 coffee filter on top of jar and secure the band without...

I think carrots are fine. Onions, and radishes probably not

cover crops are a living mulch. thats a bit of over kill in your mix. you don't need nth gypsum and oyster shell flour. They do the same thing so choose one. Dolomite lime takes up to 2 years to break down so that's useless. Take that out Diatomaceous earth just clumps up and clogs soil...

Top dressing quality worm castings or non manure compost works on gnats. They will be gone within a week

I don't use any chems at all. Re read my last post. I add a splash of 2 different ferments to the resi. Labs - lactic acid bacteria / lactobacillus and flower power - lacto based ferment (fermented fruits)

Alpine Sap pheno 5 day 33

kief is trichome heads , capiatate stalks and pplant matter. equivelant to dry ice hash. Its made with a single screen. The beach sand bubble hash you speak of and dru sift is pure trichome heads only. kief will not melt but beach sand bubble hash ie ice wax will . Dry sift is made with 4...

Crémeberry pheno 1 day 32

10 gal is fine for mothers Sips mimic nature. The resi and wicking pot or medium acts as the water table below the ground surface wicking water up through soil to trees and plants in the wild. Yes i have worms in my pots and i top water when the top layer dries a bit. But i water just...

I add a splash of labs and flower power in the resi once a week or when I refill the resi. Then I top feed flower power once a week and top feed labs once every 10 days. I would dump the 4 month curd. The whey probably went bad. Start over. It only takes 2 weeks to separate

Labs and runoff stain that color on the roots. That plant was already chopped down a couple days before taking that pic. I also let the resi empty before chopping.

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Worms usually shy away from potato skins. Potato skins also attract unwanted pests.

Cover / companion crops are not necessary. You can just cover with mulch. Leaves, wood chips, rice hulls, or barley straw Cover/ companion crops do provide nitrogen fixation and attract bacteria and fungi via root exudates. Even mycos from the air.

Thats a quite a bit of overkill. You dont need the guano, alfalfa and fish meal with everything else thats in there. Just top dress some castings and replant in the pots. Add some worms to your pots too. Fyi eventually you should up your pot size. No till works best with large pots. 15 gal...

Worm bins don't smell much if everything is balanced. If its too wet then it can smell. Fabric pots or cedar wood is best for worm bins because it allows enough air flow so it doesn't get over saturated air flow.is key to happy worms. I use a 7 gal fabric pot as a lid for the 15 gal worm bin...

I'm in a condo. My bins are just 15 gallon fabric pots. Less maintenance, more airflow. But I have to screen the castings when i I harvest them.

No point. The whole bed will still get all the same microbes and minerals. If you have 2 separate beds then you can do a comparison. You are going to end up using it anyway. Then if you get into ferments you might end up making your own bokashi.