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Here is the correct article and the truth these recipes were written in 2007 accorcing to this post. LC's mixes. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=53792

Thanks DJJ folks yet another way to reach the sky watering good dry ferts into your holes or smartpots. keepem green dirrtyd

Your welcome no problem. The two plastic bins I bought off craiglist they have wood on the bootom to keep off the ground. The Worm Factory 360 has a spigot and you can get multiple bins . the wife dropped the camera in dogs bowl will have to get a new one before I can post pics. speaking of...

TMB in the Sierras by Yosemite. How is the snow up there by the way? dirrtyd

Thanks DJJ I went to a couple of my favorite places in Berkeley I found it. Like I said to TMB we all get to the same place using different methods. It wasnt a bad price either I could make that up with all the amendments I got. Good info too know though I learned what they take out and leave in...

50 bucks to grow a minimum two pound plant not bad in my book. What is this rainbow grow? have to look into that. keepem green dirrtyd

Okay DJJ your up I need your contribution to this thread. I want to keep this going so all input welcome. I know we dont all do it the same way. keepem green dirrtyd

I only reinvest 100 a year or less in soil. The plants and cost recovery gets that back so actually I spend nothing on soil . Will start no till this year in containers and yard so soil costs go down and buying bulk amendments no added costs for a few years. keepem green dirrtyd

Well the worms went crazy for the bread so almost none in the upper bin. Will be ready to harvest some castings here soon. Will replace the bin with a new one and bedding. Then watch them migrate funny seems like the worms like going down rather than up for food. keepem green dirrtyd

You can read the whole thread on ICMAG the grower of those bushes was over there and documented the whole grow in the Outdoor section. Theres another guy ganja something who helped with that grow check it out a good read. keepem green dirrtyd

How many are you going to run can't wait to see end results on this versus my 18 gallon rubbermaids. keepem green dirrtyd

I wont harvest until the fall I wait until the blades start to fall over then dig up one and let it dry out. Should be a nice sized clove when dry hope that helps. Looks like I got two females so far still hoping for a male. keepem green dirrtyd

As far as the time for the light you would want to run a seven to seven schedule 12 on 12 off. Wow that grobot got a nice price tag hope you know what you are doing thats a nice investment for sure.Keepem green dirrtyd

Well the rain has come and my raincatcher is working like a charm. Now I'm filling used water bottles with rainwater and using them to water all the seedlings. I will do this to store the rainwater and also water the babies. I want to try and have a surplus of rainwater once the rainy season is...

All you should need the Hudson Fogger and some azatrol I agree. Nice tool to have gets all the plant for sure. Indoors and outdoors. keepem green dirrtyd

I have numerous pumps all ecoplus 360's I used to run a aero garden. Remember these are ways for people to get buy who dont have funds or just want to learn. keepem green dirrtyd

Another note from CTGUY this is a cheap option no pump. For the cheapest option I would go more for extraction than brewing of the tea. Take a few handfuls of compost (preferably vermicompost or worm castings), throw them in a bucket of de-chlorinated water. Add 1-2 T. of unsulfured molasses...

I read an article on this a while back. You should have started your first set flowering last month on the 20th with a 8 week strain your first harvest would have been february. plant again the 20th of jan harvest march and so on. On everything else sounds like trial and error. See what works...

^^ or azamax key will be a good sprayer in my opinion also insure you get all parts of the plant. keepem green dirrtyd

I dont see a problem as long as you have a well established root system. Also you can just add molasses and water and cook a plain bag to use for younger plants. keepem green dirrtyd