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im sitting on several hundred pounds of rock phosphate that i dont know what to do with. placed that order before i really got into rols. i dont want to use it just to use it. i put a bout 10#'s per yard in all my containers last year, guess i can put some into the veggie beds. suggestions anyone?

how do you sow the micro clover? just throw it down. or do you depress the seeds or cover them with mulch?

im jealous of your cart!

sounds good, im in norcal. how much is a crate?

if your soil is dialed and living then Rrog makes a great point. especially in no til. i think if your constantly disrupting things by re-amending and digging around in your soil then aact is probably more useful

bobtails are usually 27' i dont know if they use semis or not. when you place your wholesale order with dte and you spend $750 they will ship it to you for $50. my order weighed around a ton and fit on one pallet. i think i spent around $850

probably gonna need a little more to re-mineralize all my soil. i think i have like 80 yards here on site. pvfs will send a pallet anywhere for $99.. be nice to find it locally though. sux dte doesnt have it anymore. as long as you spend enough they charge $50 per bobtail for delivery

another old skool winner in my garden that i picked up in clone form is white widow. no mold mildew or bug issues. doesnt mind the cold. she yields well in the spring in crappy weather. for full season she is done @the beginning of october.

I popped some mr nice g13 x hashplant. so far they seem a lot hardier than any tga i have popped (pandoras box, qrazy train, cheesequake, vortex)

anyone out there know of a source for glacial rock dust? down to earth doesn't seem to carry it anymore.

actually its only 5 weeks into flower. they seem to be getting thick for only 5 weeks. something to be said about unlimited room for your roots to grow in. well maybe not unlimited but 200+ gallons is a lot of root potential for such a short veg. i love growing in beds. so much easier than pots!

it was already kinda doing that from the aloe. but it was the soil drench with nettles that did it. i believe i watered in the late morning/early afternoon. and when i came back out a few hours later thats what i saw. foliared seedlings with aloe and silica and they are praying too edit: as...

i cut and filet them. then scrape the gel/juice and process in the vitamix. passes through the sprayer much more easily. before the vitamix i was having to constantly clean the nozzle. very frustrating!. the vitamix is great. turns my greens and fruits into a real nice consistency. i dont leave...

I use thin landscape fabric so it can breathe, retain heat and shed some of the rain fall

ya im sure it will be fine. by better i meant faster

finished or active? i thought it was better to have it direct contact with the earth

ok that sounds good next time i use nettles or borage ill let it dry. guess ill harvest them now and let them sit out. probably way more powerful than fresh.

glad you mentioned this. i took some larry and fire cuts the same day as the rom. today i checked and both the fire and larry are starting to root and the rom isnt showing. og's usually are the slowest to root for me

found this to add too. thanks again cc Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) for example, is deconstructed when it comes in to contact with Sulphuric acid thereby releasing the Ca++ from the Carbon and Oxygen ions. Soils low in Sulphur will often suffer from 'Calcium' lockout and a good example of that...

Cann, how r you processing your fresh botanical teas. im just chopping up the plant material on a cutting board. wondering if i should process in the vitamix..