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I forgot all about this haha. I will try it eventually on some ladies that dont make it into the garden and let you know though. I mean if you can make pants from scobis, they can probably do anything.

Outdoor sour D/Lemon Kush...mmmmm water only.

There are red spider mites, kill those little bastards.

Azamax is trash and it's owned by Monsanto. You will be so much better off without.

The Aloe and coconut of full of Enzymes that aid in plant health and growth. It's not a compost tea, but still really amazing for your plants.

Go check out microbeorganics.com. Best tea recipe out there IMO.

I ferment some of mine usually. You can also dry it out, chop it up and top dress back in your soil. Free organic matter!

The They are both good products. I prefer DTE, but that's just my preference.

Those bagged soils are not usually complete and need nutrient boosts. You are better off finding some local compost and worm castings, IMO. Fox farm is also owned by Monsanto, so you might not even want to use that. If you must buy bagged soil, Roots Organic 707 is the way to go.

Also I really love to use wheat grass seeds for my SST. They make for a great cover crop at the end of the year too!

Ingredients to die for....Aloe 200x

Always looking good MO! Congrats on your daughters marriage!!!

The link didn't work for me, but if there is neem seed in the ingredients, it will smell like vomit or death when made into a tea.

Honestly you can top dress them if you want, you can make a tea with them, or ferment them. All are really awesome. If you picked enough to do all three that's what you really want. When I make a tea with dandelion I use 1-2 cups per 5 gallon. Bubble that with some of my EWC, Kelp, Molasses...

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Wow that's super interesting, keep me posted. I'd love to hear the results. I might be sticking a scobi in my water tomorrow! Test it out on some extras ladies!!

Have you used one as a top dressing before?

My buddy buried their baby's placenta under a pot plant. It was the best looking plant I've ever seen. It's leaves were about 5 times bigger than any normal plant.

I have a flock of chickens and I'm wondering if I need to compost their poop before I feed it to my worms or can I just scoop it up out the barn and put it in the worms home?

There is a really great thread on ICMAG website on ferments. Also Dr. Cho's Korean Natural Farming is a free pdf you can find online. His son also has a book on the topic. Also Hyroot has a thread on here that's awesome. It's called organic, no till, probiotic, knf....It's in the organic...