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I told her anytime she wanted I would have a 3some with her and my ladies I'm game, "just don't get mad when my other ladies get more attention then she does". :)

Plants speak for themselves... She shut up when she stood next to the ladies.. Making my own soil was worth it in the long run.. going forward I will no til these beds and costs will go down..

Yeah we had a nasty storm roll through, I am bout to go check everything.. Im sorry to hear about your grapes :(

LED's have came a long way since they first came out.. It' s starting to get very tempting to get this old dog to change from HID's.. The initial investment tho is a bit out of budget with everything I have going on right now.. Maybe one day I can clear up some space in the budget and convert...

Needless to say if you are married with kids, this is not a wise project to bring to your wife.. "Hey baby I just spent over 1200+ on dirt" "UMM YOU DID WHAT!"

I made my own soil this last spring... I made thousands of gallons, but I redid my outside garden completely and it takes a lot of soil to fill 16ft long beds that are over 4ft deep.

You can make your own soil but it requires a few things.. My soil would probably be too much for what you need, but you could adjust the ratios.. Something like.. 1 bale of Soil less mix "pro mix, sunshine, nutri plus, there are several. "should have lime in it, if not then its probably...

Pro Mix is not a soil.. Its a soil less base.. It is peat moss, perlite, lime and wetting agent.. To make this a soil you need to add things to it.

Main thing with composting is you want to make sure you have the right ratio of green to brown.. too much green and shit turns south quick.. to much brown and it wont break down as fast. A ratio of 1 part green to 3 parts brown is around the right mix.. Stick with this ratio, turn your compost...

If you are trying to make your soil more rich, maybe look into vermicomposting.. You can really fine tune your castings with what you feed your worms.

Key to good compost is airing it out.. Turn your compost pile on a regular, this will help it break down faster and help prevent it from turning sour.

You dont need all that extra stuff really.. A good source of greens, and a lot of browns is all you need. You can even use alfalfa pellets and hardwood chip pellets "not the bbq pellets".

I just usually compost greens and browns.. a good 3 part brown to 1 part green, seems to work for me.

Size matters "so she said". Til she seen my auto..

Why not just grow big ass chem based plants and get best of both :)

What tent are you using?

I can say over the years, I have used mollases and sometimes Ive been lazy and just didnt use it.. Call it a placebo effect but I feel like there is a bit more perk in the plants when I do weekly waters and compost teas with blackstrap.

Yeah that seems to be around the time I started using it, mid 2000s sounds about the time Bud Candy was everyone's "must have".

It's good to see someone is doing a run on this, I already know the molasses will be helpful but it will be nice to see this in a side by side.

I started using blackstrap back when bud candy was such a huge fad, not saying blackstrap is bud candy but I just started using it back then and it's became something I use all the time. I go through one of those bulk barn cups every week.. usually costs about 4 buxs or so.