TLO

So i was curious if anyone has had any experience with the TLO grow method as described by the Rev.

from what i understand, the soil itself has to get activated and then the micro-organisms in it create all the nutrients needed, rendering (most) additional nutrients useless, to last through multiple grows? Sounds a little too good to be true to me, yet if it worked, would be fantastic. This method is also organic, which is a plus.

Thoughts? experience?

so im not sure how to delete this post, but i found all the TLO info ever directly under my post. sorry everyone!

https://www.rollitup.org/t/recycled-organic-living-soil-rols-and-no-till-thread.636057/
u are definetly in the right place. this thread is one of many great ones on here that will give u many days(or months) of research. peace.

TLO works. Doesn't have to be as confusing as the revs methods. His teas for example are insanely over complicated. Mostly good info. Once your start soil food web farming you'll find a method which works well! And yes compared to bottled and synthetic farming ammended soil is almost to good to be true. Happy growing. http://rollitup.org/t/my-organic-method.867548/

Haha I like your aviator pix btw. Another Michigander here. Welcome!

Haha thanks! I'll be experimenting with about twelve plants on the tlo thing here in about a month hopefully. yah, mm is doing good around here... exciting times!

Suit&high said:

Haha thanks! I'll be experimenting with about twelve plants on the tlo thing here in about a month hopefully. yah, mm is doing good around here... exciting times!

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It's all about experimenting. Most important rule in living soil. Lots of earth warm castings.

The rev seems to over complicate things. After reading his book I found this.
http://buildasoil.com/blogs/news/9885098-why-tlo-dissecting-the-rev-mix-line-by-line

Suit&high said:

Haha thanks! I'll be experimenting with about twelve plants on the tlo thing here in about a month hopefully. yah, mm is doing good around here... exciting times!

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when assembling your soil at first, I highly recommend using biochar and volcanic rock as part of your aeration

Suit&high said:

Haha thanks! I'll be experimenting with about twelve plants on the tlo thing here in about a month hopefully. yah, mm is doing good around here... exciting times!

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If you're anywhere near the Detroit metro area this place carries a lot of goodies that can be useful for building an organic soil.

http://www.unclelukes.com/