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The higher phosphorus content makes a good initial fert for seedlings. It helps establish a healthier root mass. Lookin good kumar kush!

nice pics Phish...lookin forward to the rest of the grow

Thanks GGJ!

Love your input. Ive heard of bokashi, i can google it but if you have any direct suggestions or links on where to learn that would be helpful. If not, no worries.

Fantastic! I'll be watching...

looks good! scrog perhaps?

I'll be tuned in!

Very nice! Those look fantastic. Tip: put some sunglasses over your lens when you take pics, it will take the lines out.

coir is great, thats what i add whenever i start a new layer. you can also scoop a handful of ground soil from outside its full of microorganisms. kelp and oyster shell is fantastic, i stay away from alfalfa because it may heat up your bin as it composts. Important to know that you shouldnt...

i feed mine a FULL blender worth of chopped fruits and vegetables (no citrus) and blend it to a puree. the blender ends up being HALF FULL after everything is blended. i try to do it every other day if possible. hope that answers it for ya

Mushy is good. I use a blender and puree everything, then i just dig a shallow hole dump it in and cover it back up. 1k worms is about a pound or so, so if your worms are well acclimated i'd feed em a half to a full lb of food a day. They can eat a very fast. I would also put a few holes on the...

Ive had the worm factory 360 for about a year now, produces well. i always like to see and hear what others are doing with theirs

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