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Rising Moon: how much space do do u dedicate to your composting operation?

all the info u need is in here: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=241964

38x22x10!!.... sick

light bulb went off over here with the sugars in the enzyme tea revelation..

updAte: love this widow cut for the spring thickens up nicely full season blue dream and green crack starts as well as mothers veggin out mr nice seedlings and vortex. tossed two of the vortex that were weak raddishes popped really fast borage patch

ya check out nugs tutorial thread on subs forum. im pretty sure cc said something about not boiling when he mistook a question regarding a 'hot tea' in the rols thread @ ic..

the only part about the horsetail tea that im questioning is the boiling part. what is the point of that?

yeah i like it chunky. the perlite i use is huge. and that price is from a local landscape company. but thats just the first place i looked. regardless, it underscores what a ripoff perlite is. ill keep looking though. im trying to put together a price per yard for some custom mix for a ranch im...

GrowBrooklyn. pretty cool that your overgrowin the boroughs :) i think it represents a lot more than 1%.. that is a good ? dont know y perlite is no bueno but the rock dusts are ok. someone else can chime in. their are plenty of options that are light weight. there is that napa product that a...

one example:

@ your price your paying $216 per yard for aeration. compared to $66 for lava. its not all of the perlite floating to the top but there is more @ the top of the medium than what is homogeneous down below. this was really evident with my outdoor containers after the fall and winter rains...

if youve never had perlite float to the top of your container then i dont know what to say, you must have the secret watering technique. cec is cation exchange capacity. the higher your soils cec the better, if aeration is 20% of your medium then your medium is 20% inert with perlite. yeah i...

their are better options than perlite. perlite pulverizes easil into a dust that suffocates worms, it floats to the top of the containers, it contributes nothing to cec and is extremely pricey.

fwiw cascade minerals is available from dte in both 10 and 50#bags

so pumice: lava rock? edit: got it. guess there is all kinds of pumice. this one happens to be red

i dont know how easily i can get my hands on the rice hulls. added silica does sound good though. i like the idea of the volcanic rock not floating to the top. wonder if any of the good stuff in the volcanic rock makes its way into the soil?

im looking for an alternative to perlite. local landscape supply carries 5/16 lava rock for $66 per yard, price seems good, perlite is at least twice that. thoughts anyone?

got a bunch of botanical teas going clockwise: 2 gallons of nettles started yesterday, two gallons of nettles started today, super concentrate kelp tea (will make 200 gallons) and one gallon of chocolate mint tea. going to make one more batch of nettles tomorrow so i can spray 3 consecutive...

Delivery! horsetail powder, aloe vera extract and a bunch of fulvic acid