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Found this info, seems more comprehensive than anything else i found so far: http://mypeoplepc.com/members/arbra/bbb/id16.html

No worries, thanks

The watermelon rinds are only marginally working. I rinsed a few hundred mites off them, but there are thousands of the buggers in the bin. I am going to try going through the worst parts of the bin and manually remove the highest concentrations of mites and potentially mite attracting food...

What's your point? Do you keep worms? If so, how do you avoid feeding them garbage, shredded paper etc? That's what red wigglers are supposed to eat/ live in

I put in several watermelon rinds yesterday. haven't checked yet today. Fingers crossed!

After the first disaster, I have been very careful to not overfeed. This was a fresh pound of worms around 2-3 weeks ago now, and since then they have not received more than 1- 1 1/2 pounds of food. They have been congregating in the food supplied, but the fresh stuff never really becomes all...

Whaddya expect from stoners? Firm grasp of the obvious? :eyesmoke:

anxiety, insomnia and depression do not qualify. You need to see a qualifying MD/DO with a qualifying need. CO state info: http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CDPHE-CHEIS/CBON/1251593016680 Qualifying medical links at the bottom of this page...

Seems like more than "a good population" to me. They are like this throughout the bin:

I started a couple new bins. One is fine, the other infested by mites of a couple different kinds. I have searched around and found that melon rinds are good bait and plan to use some as soon as I can get to the store, but this infestation is so bad I am wondering if I can use mozzie dunks or...

If i am interpreting you correctly, burnt wood won't do it. Carbon air filters need ACTIVATED carbon/charcoal. Do some reading about what activated carbon is. And, you don't want sand in there. If any escapes into the air, airborne silica is incredibly bad for your lungs. If it helps you at...

You have to make your own decisions based on what you want to do, but yes, that is what i decided to do, based on this: #4, Two Stage Cooling/Ventilation with cooltube and scrubber here: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=112862

Understand. I considered the same, but decided that independent control would allow better control over the grow for both temperature and air exchange. And these fans are a lot quieter in the inline category.

For just air exchange in the grow space your airflow is around 15-20x times too high. You want air changes more like one every 5 minutes and no more than a change every 1-2 minutes, Higher rates cause stress to your plants: Ventilation 101:https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=112862rather...

Mint is also often a powdery mildew magnet

I'll have to take a roll of nickels so I can win big at the casinos!

Golden area

Hmm, very conflicting replies. I sure like the second reply better! I guess a couple phone calls are in order

Had my Dr. appt, and mailed the paperwork certified yesterday. Can I shop today?

Thanks, i guess I was thinking kind of the other way 'round, top now, so more growth kicks in in the lower offshoots and take them after they stretch out. These plants are growing low with little stretch. What do you do to seal? i just dabbed on some aloe.