cannawizard
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wishing we had some fresh maple, love finishing strains on that syrup~
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thecosmicgoat
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I live on the edge of a forest. Whould the fungi I find around the forest be good for adding to my compost teas?
cannawizard
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Hi
, got a pic of the fung? imho, generally it would be beneficial to your CT, add some fish juice (emulsion/hydrosylate/raw) & bubble~
thecosmicgoat
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I'm on my way out there now and I'll see what I can grab. I have a CT brewing 18hrs(homemade compost,mollases,5/1/1 fish emulsion) would it be to late to toss it in or should it be a fresh batch?
thecosmicgoat
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Im also going to grab some kelp, starts to wash up on shore this time of year.
thecosmicgoat
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Shit. 1 more question, is fresh kelp o.k. toss into CT? Or should it be composted first? I've always composted it. I'm new to brewing teas and the notice is incredible. Anyway Im gunna comback from the forest and ocean with a bunch of goodies to show you, and I want to post some pics of my set-up too. 2 strawberry cough(dutch passion) and 2 Liberty Haze(Barneys).
cannawizard
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lucky you, feel free to send me some hehe
no worries, as long as your bubblin'-- you can add more ingredients, i bubble for 60hrs sometimes-- in the end, i let the left overs turn anaerobic & pour that on our compost piles~
cannawizard
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i prefer fresh over processed but you'll never know till you try~ just make sure to mash it up before tossin in your brew~
cannawizard
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*wheat grass w/ mykos applications (clay soil)
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*untreated wheat grass (clay soil)
--well water, mykos~ the stuff left untreated grew slower n looks less promising~ the treated batch looks good2go
*wheat grass w/ mykos applications (clay soil)
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*untreated wheat grass (clay soil)
--well water, mykos~ the stuff left untreated grew slower n looks less promising~ the treated batch looks good2go
VTMi'kmaq
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your insticts serve you well all forests and grasslands have there veryown ecosystem living in there soils to benefit the flora and fauna above ground! symbiotic it is!
thecosmicgoat
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This is 3 diffrent types of fungus I picked today. Would any be suggested? I never made it to the coast for kelp but this can be done anytime. The 2nd photo is of 2 liberty haze and 2 strawberry cough 3 days into 12/12. The 5 little girls are clones of Wonder Woman from Nirvana under a 150hps and mixed cfls. Ive grown this before, a friend has a steady supply of clones if needed. The Liberty haze and Strawberry Cough uder a 400hps are new to me.
This is 3 diffrent types of fungus I picked today. Would any be suggested? I never made it to the coast for kelp but this can be done anytime. The 2nd photo is of 2 liberty haze and 2 strawberry cough 3 days into 12/12. The 5 little girls are clones of Wonder Woman from Nirvana under a 150hps and mixed cfls. Ive grown this before, a friend has a steady supply of clones if needed. The Liberty haze and Strawberry Cough uder a 400hps are new to me.
cannawizard
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i'm in the middle of taking a break from drenching the greenhouse, brb
badass pics btw~
cannawizard
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@thecosmicgoat: i'd use all three-- unless you want to experiment and try one at a time, but it would be easier just to mix all three in the same brew~ Kelp is food for teas, soil conditioner, micronutes, etc etc --i'd take advantage of your free green nute around your area
thecosmicgoat
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I took the one in soil and added that to the already brewing tea. The soil was full of the web like fungus and probably alot of spores. Im going to save the larger I think its called chicken of the woods for my next batch. The one on the stick Im going to throw in my compost. Im now curious on trying fresh kelp teas. Also when I was just out I saw lots of bear scat full of partially decomposed salmon. Im thinking this might be good compost material!
thecosmicgoat
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This whole "feed the soil" program is like an easter egg hunt where I live.
cannawizard
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free nutes i say
sounds like fun hunting for ingredients around your neck of the woods Lol--side note--
been looking for a good place for bulk orders of certain sugars.. i think i found the right place~
http://www.myspicesage.com/sucanat-p-814.html?cagpspn=pla&gclid=CN6rlsa7vLkCFUfZQgod_2UAjg
thecosmicgoat
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Free nutes for sure. This last grow I have made my own super soil and started with teas about 2 weeks ago. I can get most for free, manure from a friends farm, and compost from my yard. Im making a worm composting bin as we speak. I buy potting mix to lossen it up, liquid fish fert, and liquid bat guano for the teas. I guess I had to buy the seeds too.
cannawizard
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i get my beans from attitude, never gave me a prob & always on time (tracking) , hoping to get a sweet pheno from our kalinga beans
thecosmicgoat
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I use Vancouver seed bank and marijuana-seeds-canada.com MSC has a better sellection than VSB, but VSB has great prices for canadian seeds. Why all the hype about attitude? Obviously they must be good, but what makes them better?
cannawizard
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not sure if they are better, but they always did me good, lots of sites to pick from.. as long as it works, all gravvy~