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KNF is Korean natural farming founded by Dr. Han-Kyu Cho. Then his son Young-Sang Cho founded and wrote the book on Jadam Natural Farming which is the revised tech of KNF

I've strayed away from knf and made my journey back to jadam. Adding water and sealing containers allows the microbes multiply. Sugar only (knf) traps the microbes to the point that they go dormant. Thats why knf fpj's and ffj's have to be mixed with a nutrient source like labs when being...

Did you cook your soil or have a good amount of worm castings? Adding gro kashi or em1 bokashi will speed up the breaking down process. Fermenting red, yellow, orange fruits produces high potassium ferments too You might have strains that are heavy feeders and need more potassium than others.

Use the flesh and skin of the pumpkin. Toss or compost the stem.. The seeds, cook or make an sst or grow more pumpkins. EM1 liquid mixed with vegetable and fruits. Then ferment for a week. It will develop into EM2. EM2 liquid mixed with bran, brown sugar and rice water and ferment for about a...

Just add basalt rock dusts to your soil and feed knf / jadam ferments to raise brix levels

Kelp meal, neem cake, karanja meal, basalt, gypsum gro kashi, worm castings, compost and barley seed all have potassium. The crab shell meal is the only amendment that does not have potassium.

No I don't collect pollen. I just keep cuts of the males I choose.

Yes I've been using coots soil recipe in sips since day 1. I topdress every other round. I top feed every 4 days. Each time plain water , then sst, then ferments. I fill up the resi once a week with water and splash of labs. Fabric pot sips the top layer tends to dry out. Even with cover crops

Too much nitrogen

In other videos Jeremy said his kit comes with 6 cubic feet of grow stones. A cubic foot is 7.5 gallons..

The resi is filled with grow stones for support and wicking. The resi is always full wicking through the center. Eventually the roots grow through the fabric into the resi. I'd get a 4x4 bed from grass roots fabric pots. - $80 Tray from local hydro shop - 80. Net trellis from local shop-...

Yeah I missed all you guys. I'll be posting more. I'll be running my next breeding project soon too. Ripped bubba male x gg4, purple afghani, kona sunset, blackberry cream. Plus making ripped bubba f2's. You were there when I picked up the ripped bubba packs a few years ago. You were the one...

If it hasn't happened already you've been friend zoned.

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You started off telling me I was wrong. Clearly I wasn't. You set out to be the one upper know it all who doesn't know. I can show more examples. Just seems you forgot early reading. The first and 2nd paragraph in the first pic both say root exudates attract bacteria and fungi... bacteria elude...

You're fine. Coco water is mostly used for enzymes, saponins, and cytokinins. Compost tea's imo are only needed if the soil dries out and nutrient tea's are for when you have nutrient deficiencies. NPK is a hydro mentality. With living soil plants uptake what they want when they want. Try not...

Coconut water is an alternative to seed sprout enzyme teas. Theres all kinds of other teas. Nutrient tea's, compost tea's, botanical tea's etc... If you're referring to compost tea's. You could just topdress worm castings and compost instead.

Hey everyone. My crosses are still going. They just sat in cups for too long. Then 1 gal pots for too long. I wanted to build a 4x4 fabric sip bed and get a new tent so they could be separated from the rest of the flower room. I never had the funds in time. I broke down and put them in hd...

Actually I am correct From the first chapter of Teaming With Microbes Yes bacteria feed on root exudates. Those carb sugars they feed on is what attracts them to the rhizosphere Protozoa are eukaryotic species of fungi I have all 3 books in the series. Teaming With Microbes, Teaming...

Yes he lost his house and most of his genetics and possibly his cat. He's been live streaming all week on his instagram @theweednerd420. There's a few go fund me's set up for people up there. https://www.gofundme.com/help-subcool-with-fire-damages...