I won't need my arm twisted to invest in one of these babies. More grow toys, bring it ON
I might be a little obsessive about measuring stuff, but it all gets logged and eventually charted and it really has helped me out doing things that way. I love research, bit of a freak for it actually. Thanks for that bud!
oh my im in love!! want one really really bad!
please tell me there not 500?
That stuff is starting to look like one of the most versatile and useful organic additives. Getting my wormy bins mid next month, and maybe I'll chuck a shark in there like VTMi'kmaq suggested LOL. Not an endangered Great White, just a small little ragged-tooth shark or so.
Dude. I did not appreciate your random insult on the feeding 101 page. Burned my plants indeed. Don't bring that attitude here buddy. This thread is CIVILIZED.
whoa wait a minute now I hadn't realized great whites were an endangered species, but shit mang nowadays with how destructive we are as a race whats not endangered? Yeah i'd LOVE to have an ocean beach to source some goodies from. My grandmother who is as native American as one can get nowadays used to catch sucker fish and plant them in her garden in the fall in preparation for next years plots. I understand her methods now!
Just went and read said comment. the only thing crispy on Hamish is his brain after smoking dude? maybe you were attempting to be funny? IDK but sheet mang that was outa left field!
Yeah I used to grind up the red clay. Amazing stuff really...very high CEC, loads of iron, PH buffer, and it'll even bring out red in plants!!! I even made some little red clay balls once as a bonus for the roots. When CAREFULLY transplanting it was very cool to see the roots swarming around the Tera Cota. The red clay is the good stuff, grey stuff sucks. You can get a brick of it from arts n crafts stores for 10$. Another high CEC clay is an oil dry called Safe T Sorb (green bag only)! They sell it at Tractor Supply stores. Dirty as fuck, but well worth the long rinse. Its like fluffy kitty litter that doesn't get mushy. I'm going to be using both of these clays in my next grow w/peat, perlite, dolomite, and microbe goodies. Figured if it worked great for sensitive exotic aquarium plants, it'll do miracles for weed. Oh and sorry again Hamish. Keep forgetting about the sensitive thing. I still like you and please forgive my bluntness.
