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Gotta add my 2 cents... I used to think the same thing... Make sure to let media get dry between waterings to combat gnats... The day I set up my first Blumats in my first ROLS raised bed was the day the fungus gnats went away. This was also the day I started getting real results. Soil stays...

It's been a hot minute since I've been on here... Nice to see new traffic... Yes... Definitely build a raised bed... 20-50% yield increase... More root space=More bud

Pick through it all, & take the ideas that sound right to you. You can't go wrong.

Has anyone mentioned to Cap'n Mo'Mo to read the ROLS thread? When your dirt is too hot, flood it with AACT every day, and you'll get a sweet yield. My dirt used to always be too hot. The one time I did an organic flood and drain table with compost teas of all sorts, every single day, was my...

She looks happy and healthy. I wish everyone would get down on the ROLS way. It's the only way.

CK... Check out the ROLS thread in the organics section, if you haven't already. Your garden will thank you.

Looks more like a toxicity as opposed to a deficiency or insects to me. Read the ROLS thread in the organics section. You won't experience these problems ever again.

Are the pix huge or something? Sorry bout that. I've been posting from my mobile, so I don't know what it looks like on the PC. From what I can gather, (barely passed chemistry 15 years ago.. No chemist here either) silica itself emulsifies. DE is, depending on the source, 60-90% silica...

Everyone here... Please do yourself, and the world a favor, and start reading the ROLS (recycled organic living soil) thread, in the organic section, if you haven't already. People used to tell me I grew that fire. They didn't know what they were talking about. I stumbled upon the ROLS...

I have looked for facts backing up DE as an emulsifier, but found none. I can't see how it isn't. I've used it as such for a couple of years now, and my results have finally, really began speaking for themselves. If it ain't broke, I'm definitely not fixing it.

After posting a few pix, I went back and read a few recent posts... In my opinion, there are a few measures that need to be taken to keep pests in check when on the ROLS diet.. Companion plants Living mulch Numerous strains Pattern? Get as far away from a monoculture as possible! Only...

One more thing.. I can't take all the credit for this. Shout out to my partners. We're totally bout to crush this shit!

Good 'ol Lemon Skunk. She needed to stretch her legs. 300+ gallons of recycled organic living soil should do the trick. View of the setup... These beautiful ladies pray 24/7...

Howdy folks... Hope everyone here's been happy, healthy, & booming out copious amounts of high quality, sustainable, organic meds. After battling with scale (worst bug ever, if you weren't already aware), here's what I've been up to... Two days after transplanted into the bloom bloom room...

Personally... I'd probably use it for a small number of plants, and see what happens. I haven't experienced anything looking like this since I've gotten a better grasp on living organics. I had in the past, and discarded it. I'd experiment with it today.

Thanks er'body. Seven years of reading, hard work, blood, sweat, tears, and loads of fun have gotten me to this point. Can't wait to see where I'll be in another seven years.

Best meds I've done so far... Thanks to everyone here for making this possible.

I bubble my sst's overnight then drain and rinse the seeds. I then rinse them off frequently until they are all sprouted, usually about 24 hours. I then fill the jar back up with water and bubble till there is a good head on the brew, usually two or three days. This water gets strained into a...

The chia and the flax are both a bitch, but totally worth it. I tie a pillow case over the top of a bucket and lay the seeds out on top of it, and mist as often as possible. I set this somewhere warm and dark (my kombucha station). Once the seeds have sprouted I discard the water in the...

I make seed sprout enzyme teas from all sorts of seeds. Barley, alfalfa, fenugreek, quinoa, flax, chia, mung bean, lentils, buckwheat... I also finish the sprouting process with all of these, and eat the fuck out them. My belly, and my garden benefit from every last one of them.