Just for fun? What experimenting? I think that layer you want would be naturally closer to the top though in nature that layer is dynamic isn't it....Also thinking about harvesting a bouquet of branches in ice water..
Just for fun? What experimenting? I think that layer you want would be naturally closer to the top though in nature that layer is dynamic isn't it....
I agree, and obviously YOU have been paying attention eh?honestly from my mushroom picking experience... fungus that i seek often have a relationship with living trees/plants, so IMO there wouldn't be much of a ph difference in the fungal layer and the soil, but again, i think it depends on your species and food source for the fungi... and what your goal for the fungus is. sorry didn't mean to just butt in like that, i'm just a mushroom guy lol. i love hunting and eating wild ones!
fungus/fungi/living soil/plants/EVERYTHING in a sense is connected. balance is the keyhonestly from my mushroom picking experience... fungus that i seek often have a relationship with living trees/plants, so IMO there wouldn't be much of a ph difference in the fungal layer and the soil, but again, i think it depends on your species and food source for the fungi... and what your goal for the fungus is. sorry didn't mean to just butt in like that, i'm just a mushroom guy lol. i love hunting and eating wild ones!
I hear you.. i was picturing 4 cylinder shaped soil zones in the corners that house the tap roots from top to bottom, maybe smart pot fabric.. Na mean... So its like a reverse spike of fungi, for the roots to tap into as they please..@DonTesla i wonder how plants would react entering and growing through a "fungal layer"? Would the swings in pH have adverse affects?
I hear you.. i was picturing 4 cylinder shaped soil zones in the corners that house the tap roots from top to bottom, maybe smart pot fabric.. Na mean... So its like a reverse spike of fungi, for the roots to tap into as they please..
I should research fungi more, draw this out in a lil sketch, and seriously consider a tinted dome on top instead. Or maybe say fuck it and just start growing micro greens.. I'm a bit jealous of the dude who sells his organic micro greens to fancy restaurants..
I agree, and obviously YOU have been paying attention eh?
Thats some great words right there.may as well admit to you guys i had incurred a serious head injury during my service to this asshat mass of land called merika! So i am CONSTANTLY coming back to old threads to remind myself of things i HAVE forgotten. Could you imagine reading a thread throughout (75 pages at last count in this thread) then realizing about a month later youve forgotten ALMOST 95 % of what you wanted to retain? I have to "start over" sometimes so ya gotta be able to understand/appreciate how much i love cannabis, my wife laughs at me, says it's the taurus in me that REFUSES to give in, i say it's the better half of me(first nations lennox island mi'kmaq) and knowing that giving in is like quitting to me, i can't handle quitting anything at this stage of my life. So i wanna thankyou guys for keeping this thread thriving!
Make a living soil! Throw in some composted cow manure, worm castings and aeration material. Add your amendments and let her mellow for three weeks. Grow some indoor veggies!I got a bale of sunshine mix #4 leftover, any thoughts on what i could use it for?
Looking killer as always, DT!Unedited Passion at its finest, VT..
We all appreciate each others passion for herbs..
Here's an unedited shot as a cheers to that, right off de tablet, mon..View attachment 3514813
I try stumble upon things that might improve our outcomes, that's all..Just for fun? What experimenting? I think that layer you want would be naturally closer to the top though in nature that layer is dynamic isn't it....