Setting LEDs at the right height to select phenos "thriving in intense light," killing the weak
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bk78
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PadawanWarrior
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It actually makes sense to me.
Study: Urban backyards contribute almost as much CO2 as much as cars and buildings
From the “mulch your way to a warmer planet” department and Boston University: Urban soils release surprising amounts of carbon dioxide Tracking biological emissions will allow more acc…
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Budzbuddha
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Funny thing is ... many “ weak / runty “ plants often become swans at the end.
I guess blasting plants to stress them means something... *shrugs.
I guess blasting plants to stress them means something... *shrugs.
Budzbuddha
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Cabin Fever .... and the shits
PadawanWarrior
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Sure they do if microbes are breaking them down.
Organic mulching, irrigation and fertilization affect soil CO2 emission and C storage in tomato crop in the Mediterranean environment
Carbon stock and CO2 emissions in agricultural systems are highly affected by the management of applied practices in arable farms, such as fertilizer …
rkymtnman
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Sure they do if microbes are breaking them down.
Organic mulching, irrigation and fertilization affect soil CO2 emission and C storage in tomato crop in the Mediterranean environment
Carbon stock and CO2 emissions in agricultural systems are highly affected by the management of applied practices in arable farms, such as fertilizer …www.sciencedirect.com
cancelling summer vacation plans right now.
PadawanWarrior
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Log cabins lack the microbes. If you put a log into some active soil, it will disappear pretty quick. There's actual science behind this. It's not broscience.
rkymtnman
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uh huh, keep talking big boi, i'm almost finished!
bk78
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@Johnny Lawrence im tagging you just so you have to read this dumpster fire too
Highlife42
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Whatever medium that is you have there. Looks like a type of soil to me. Soil..coco. Do the test myself? Hahaha. Dude hit books bro. I have 20+yrs of farming and 10years in studies. KNF style too. Wood chips requires work and methods that are labor-some. We, as a society want returns on our investments almost immediately lol. Wood chips don't do that. Just like cannabis never has in the past. 1 reason why it hit prohibition. Regulation and money vs time frames. My method was for growers to produce awesome bud. 99.9%Naturally. To empower ppl at home to grow the goods for medicine for pennies. Bottle nutrient expensive. 1 time use. KNF is regenerative
Budzbuddha
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Why not biochar / wood ash ?
I have grannies ashes , thinking i will save that for my hubbabubbasmellascope ...
I have grannies ashes , thinking i will save that for my hubbabubbasmellascope ...
bk78
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Of course you do, every new member does.
Highlife42
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Breaking down?? Its already broken down. It was a tree. Now it comes into contact with soil. And microbial populations will help it more. However, from the car to the grow room.. Wood chips are already decomposing therefore, emitting co2. Dumpster fire. You are the trash talker. HUGE ego
Highlife42
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haha just bc a new member to the thread proves nothing. hahaha Keep fishing bro. Just be humble and move on. Bc this isnt your style
bk78
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Riddle me this. Why do large corps use burners or gas? When there is a free option that’ll provide a ambient of 1500-2000 as you say?
I’ll wait
Apostatize
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At the end of the day, if it's sterile and free, any benefit should be welcome. I mean, articles about mulch (tree bark, cannabis itself) emphasize other probiotic benefits than supplementing CO2. So, what's the big deal? E.g., https://www.skunkmagazine.com/mulching-your-cannabis-plants/.
Burning pellets/chips would accelerate decomp, but I'm not doing that in the house.