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So here is a list of what we put into the beds with the amounts: Our beds are 32 cubic feet of 3 year old garden soil. That original soil consisted of 1 part native clay, 1 part composted horse/goat/cow manure, 1 part sand (from an alfalfa field across the valley). We didn't have monies for soil...

The north furnace is finally finished except for mortaring the air diffuser for the draft blower and insulating the cement board box. That is the cold air return plenum there in the background all reved up and ready to go.., This is a view of the bottom barrel, you can see the 2" draft pipe...

Bottlekap, Stuart and Spencer lifting the fan into position. We got it up there with an ole wooden block and tackle, but forgot to compensate for the extra 18" or so in length. So, here we put up a hook and ran a steel cable up there to pull it up the rest of the way, a couple of hooyas' and...

Bottlekap, Stuart and Spencer lifting the fan into position. We got it up there with an ole wooden block and tackle, but forgot to compensate for the extra 18" or so in length. So, here we put up a hook and ran a steel cable up there to pull it up the rest of the way, a couple of hooyas' and...

Thanks Air, we greatly appreciate the props... there have been lots of long days and nights, ie... last night cutting cement board till 7:00 Am, up at 1:00 Pm to get back to it... lol... folks rarely relate to the behind the scenes of a grow. But shoot, some of the ladies are already 3' tall...

Imjustthatguy: Hey thanks for the comments brother. We r only 9 days from planting, and another update with pics is coming tomorrow. been jamming, burnt for the day, time to burn one down.

Heck yeah super busy, most of the irrigation got here, getting ready to frame up the exhaust fan. Wired up the speed control, and timer for the duct fan for the south furnace, ran wiring to the south shed, cut more cement board for the furnaces, rigged the steel floor framing that came with...

From our studies of biochar, it has the potential to add lots of K, plus a shit load of microbial life. Works wonderfully in soils with higher clay contents, or sandy soils with different particle sizes of clay added. However, it is also known to be extremely alkaline. So be careful. Plants...

Howdy all, we've never noticed a difference in a cut rooting whether it be symmetrical or staggerd nodes. From our experience the plant will stay in symmetry if grown from seed and NO fluctuations to the light cycle, and of course enough light provided to keep the plants in veg. Also, as Sub...

Hey Matt, thanks for continually kickin ass, and puttin out the dankist shit. Top quality for meds not just personal, seems to be a big step in the extractions world Anyways, we got our hash man spinning out some super dank shit too, just wanted to throw it out there, and thanks again for the...

Spencer and Dia here from Nomads Landing Farm and Collective, burnin down a snapper of Fucking Incredible... that it is... and sayin hello to all, and looking forward to the community.