he's actually pretty famous. Jorge Cervantes. He grow videos that came out 10 years ago and he was wearing a deadlock wig in the videos. His video on outdoor has some good tips though. Where to place your plants. What kindo of natural dirt / ground is good etc...
Well shit I respect my elders and that generation of growing styles, but I mean if I would of paid more attention in college I took a year of soil science I would know that much. I mean I remember some things haha, and to know where good ground is was not a hard thing to remember. My state is actually known for having the best soil for the country.
haha yeah, well and the big thing at least for me is getting the Big pile wet.! The bigger pile the better, and turn in to out. Most compost bins are just that, a small bin, and only constitutes Cold composting which Does take 6-12 months to break down, and you lose a third of the original mass, And chunks of material left over.
But I Will say Even though earthworms Do move into a hot composted pile once its finished, I Am making an indoor worm bin to compost kitchen waste from work, and honestly worth having to Add to the hot composted compost. But you know now thinking about it the I am not adding More waste to the bins untilthey finish a batch... Right?
Thank you bro, i planted another one of those bagseeds : ) i just took a whiff off of them damn The Church smells so dope, i dont know how im going to smoke this bud when it flowers, probably just look at it all the time !You can get a good bit of variety from seeds of the same strain. That bagseed looks killer
I give mine all the veg and fruit waste, coffee grounds, eggshells. Newsprint and cardboard layers. Bits of old plants and garden crap. Start piling this stuff, keep it a little moist and turn it occasionally if you're impatient - it'll turn into compost.
Thought you died
gotta remember that its an ecosystem, there are little mites (not the bad ones), and bugs all sorts of critters in there, as far as I know they are symbiotic, there aren't too bad, if you have a fly or gnat problem, keep a thick layer of dry newspaper on top of the wet ones, they WILL have bugs though...
I know what you mean about the mites, and the little cridders of the soil. ( It seems like gnats are EVERYWHERE HERE). Do you keep yours open or closed? Like lid on, or off. Maybe a screen to keep large animals out? One time i even had a racoon in my garage looking at my worm bin! I guess i have bad luck with worms!
I have an extremely low-tech wormbin, but they churn out the EWC like mad, but I just use smartpots, not sure the size, but you can use any size. Fill the bottom with a layer of old soil, then composted leaves, then old cannabis, then shredded newspaper/cardboard, then the normal worm food.
works fabulous, and I didn't have to buy anything, except the worms, but they are loving it, and they eat like crazy.
I still think something was weird with your seeds, my tea was a little whitish-grey and the mashed up just fine, I don't puree (down to only one coffee grinder and its purpose is coffee) but mashing them up was easy enough.
