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SSh is my all time favorite smoke, best herb i ever grew/smoked. the pheno i had was very purple and turned a little purple when ripening. the high was soaring incredibly energetic and clear.

What if i cut the plant at the base when it got too big so it can decompose roots and all.. i will have earthworms in the soil and mykos if that makes a difference. i always thought the fungi would network all the roots but i could be wrong.

jus wondering if anybody has used this as a cover crop under their plants. im gonna give it a go and see what happens.

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Wen on a hike yesterday morning and found a bunch of crushed volvanic rock along the whole trail. I been resesearching that cinder has almost the same mineral composition as basalt so im gonna go back for some and do a test run. side by side one plant the dust from the trail the other will...

Went on a hike yesterday morning and found a bunch of crushed volvanic rock along the whole trail. I been resesearching that cinder has almost the same mineral composition as basalt so im gonna go back for some and do a test run. side by side one plant the dust from the trail the other will...

id like to see the same test but using cinders instead of perlite

Local garden center, but i found a supplier who sells by truckloads

Yea ive tried perlite n coco but always with peat, i think volcanic cinder because i feel it is the most benificial mineral wise. there is alot of dust in the bags with the cinder. its basically volcanic dust . i recently went to buy cinder and the owner of the place told me a bonzai grower...

curious on if compost and cinder would work well as a base mix

Was hoping the seaweed would cover everything the kelp does. If i need kelp i will purchase some. Funny you mention rabbit manure because my buddy just bought two rabbits that he has caged up over his worm bins. i will ask for some manure sure thanx

Thanx but since i get cinder cheaper than perlite im gonns probably just stick with that. thanx for the info i will grab a bale of peat as well.

I was wondering since i can get alot of stuff free such as compost , crab meal , fish meal, ewc , seaweed , i can get basalt for very cheap also cinder which would probably be all i need to pay for.

My good friend owns a tree trimming company so i just go in his backyard and find the fivnest compost pile and try and dig past the outer layer is where it looks the most rich. ill be sure to add some fish meal to thanx for the info

my mix consists of 2 parts promix bx 1 part compost 1/2 cup neem cake per cubic foot 1/2 cup crustacean meal 1/2 cup kelp meal 1 cup crushed oyster shells 3 cups Basalt Trying notill for my first time , super excited to learn about it all.

Bro just go kapaa quarry thats where they stay mining em

There actually is a guy who owns a rock crusher near by. Maybe i could store what i crushed in covered bins n leave the rest piled in the yard uncrushed. idk but i just bought a 5 lb bag of this stuff for 30 bucks when u include shipping on buildasoil, if its mined near me id rather take...

i can get a ton for 100 bucks and never ever have to order any again, might just half on it with my buddy.

One of my buddy has started using basalt in his mix recently and the plants seem to love it. Anyway i was wondering if i purchased some of the basalt from the mine if i just crushed it into fine dust would that work if so how would i go about crushing it? Mahalo

Living in Hawaii we are surrounded by valuable resources , i am always at the beach and i see all kinds of seaweeds and dead crabs on the rocks all the time. Just yesterday i grabbed some of those dried out crabs brought them home crushed them up and added them to my veggie garden. I hope to...