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For me it was an easy choice after I switched to organics. I grow it to catch a buzz, and organics is by far a better, longer lasting buzz. Been selling a bit to a few friends and I keep hearing back that I have the best weed in town by far. That's coming from people that range in age from 17 to...

It's a gateway to smiling, laughing, happiness and don't forget the munchies!!

You musta been 11 when you smoked with Bon cause he died 37 years ago on Feb 19. You are a lucky fella to have met him. They have been my fav band since 76.

Hey ShLUbY, I'm gonna be using 20 gallon planters this grow and was wondering how much biochar I should put in each planter?

I'm for the topping using Uncle Bens method. Here's a pic of one that I topped.

Thanks ShLUbY, I will be pulling some coals out today and start a stockpile.

Hey all, I've been doing some reading on biochar and can't find anyone that has made it in an air tight woodstove. My blaze king woodstove is going full bore lately as the temps up north here have been getting down to -17 at times. I tend to load it up at the end of the night and damper it down...

Comfrey is a particularly valuable source of fertility to the organic gardener. It is very deep rooted and acts as a dynamic accumulator,[6] mining a host of nutrients from the soil. These are then made available through its fast-growing leaves (up to 1.8–2.3 kilograms (4.0–5.1 lb) per plant per...

You are right Grease, fresh chopped comfrey and fresh ewc as a topdress for the young ladies. It don't get any better then that. I transplanted a couple comfrey plants last year into my back yard. But just a 20 minute drive to this comfrey patch yields me as much fresh comfrey as I need. I have...

That is so cool!! I was down at my Mom and Dads last year looking for a vitamin container that I had which was filled with Columbian Gold seeds from the late 70's. We used to buy an ounce for $80 back then. Took all the seeds, which we called popcorn, out before we rolled up doobies. Otherwise...

Usually around 10 days and they have started to root. I kept the soil damp but not to damp. Like you say, a few drops of rainwater every now and then.

Hey ShLuby, I went 100% on my clones last time. All I did was cut off a piece of my aloe plant. Had my cups with dampened soil ready, then cut the clone branch, scored the outside of it for about 1/2", squeezed the aloe branch to make the aloe softer, then dipped the clone into the aloe and held...

I dry my fan leaves and make tea with them as well as some of the stock. Once the tea is done, then into the compost bucket with it!!!

Nice nuggets!!

Thanks, took it during this years harvest!! Saved and dried all the purple leaves and am making tea with it. Turns a cool shade of burnt purple when we make it!!

wait for the 2 hairs!!!

Hey, never hurts to give the leaves a wipe with a nice soft warm cloth. May take a bit of time but hey, ya never know!!

So would it be best to cover my compost piles with a tarp for the winter? Nevermind. Thanks Grease!! My compost has a bit of almost everything. All our veggies scraps, lottsa banana peels, grass clippings, maple leaves, comfrey leaves, some kelp, coffee grounds, pee, pot leaves, egg shells...

Has anyone had experience with acquiring a license to grow medical marijuana for dispensaries in Canada?

Thanks dudes. The soil around here is quite sandy, and the needles on the bottom of the pile are very well rotted.