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The article was written in 2012. At that time only 4 states in the country had medical dispensaries. There was no where near the number of dispensaries back then as there is now. In SoCal we had to drive an hour (no traffic) to the nearest dispensary. There were only 4 or 5 in orange county...

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/obamas-war-on-pot-231820/

Do you remember during obamas first term when he went after cannabis. When he had legal medical dispensaries shut down and fined and shut down and or fined publications that advertised dispensaries and mmj doctors.

Its not legal yet. The senate made changes and it was referred back to the house yesterday. Then it has to go back through the senate. Then signed into law by the president.

Slf 100 is protease enzymes. They're also found in seed sprouts but not isolated. Weight loss pills are mostly caffeine among other additives.

They're thrips. Beauveria bassiana will systemically wipe them out for good. Swiirski mites will eat the thrips and eggs. The citrus ferment foliar will kill them on the plant on contact Protease enzymes will kill them in the soil. Nematodes will kill them in the soil.

Rice wash never smells good. Just don't letvit ferment longer than 4 days. Cover jar with at least 3 layers of coffee filters for rice wash stage. Once you add the rice wash to the milk. The lactic bacteria will kill off any bad pathogens in the rice wash. Ferment the whole thing for roughly a...

Make sure you add pulverized egg shells to the worm bin when you add gro kashi or bokashi. The kashi will lower the ph of bin, inviting pot worms and making it uninhabitable for red wigglers. The egg shells brings the ph back to neutral. Plus the red wigglers love egg shells. Especially...

It's the em1 in gro kashi. The lactic bacteria kills off pathogens and breaks down all kinds of material. It can even be used to bioremediate contaminated soils and contaminated waters. You can use em1, lab, gro kashi, and or bokashi to achieve that. Teraganix (em1) has a section on their web...

Mammoth p just solubilizes phos making it available for uptake. Since phos in soil and bottle nutes doesn't completely break down or isn t readily available. They say its 4 specific microbes cultured in alflafa. I know a former employee of mammoth microbes who says its just an alfalfa tea...

I read that. He didn't seem to understand that it's for foliar only and used at the last 2 weeks of veg and first 2 weeks of flower only. He kept talking about watering the soil with it. I wouldn't ever water soil with wcap being that it's acetic. Also were only using 1 tbsp per gallon...

I made a new batch of wcap. I didn't pulverize the bones this time. After it was done fermenting I filtered it through 4 layers of natural chemex coffee filters 3 times. Then i pulverized left over bones and added them to the worm bins.

I let it go 30 days. It smelled like a homeless mans asshole in a dumpster fire. I tossed it. I went back to the original recipe wnd it works. Just make sure you heat up water to 90 degrees before adding citrus ferment to water for foliar. The warmer water helps improve its efficacy

They will die off once their food source is gone or completely broken down or when their time is up. Their life cycle is only a few weeks. They also feed on organic matter like compost that hasn't broken down yet and fungus.

Depends on the type of predatory mites and pests. Andersoni mites within 2 weeks will wipe out a bad infestation of white flies, 2 spotted spider mites, red spider mites, russet mites, and broad mites. Swirskii mites and hypoaspis mites will wipe out thrips, aphids, gnats and 2 spotted spider...

If they're fast moving they're young hypoaspis predatory mites. They probably fed on all the mycelium. They love it. I once fermented a batch of bokashi for too long and when i opened the bin. All the mycelium and half the grains were gone. There was a ton of hypoaspis mites and insect frass...

You misunderstood. My comment was "mustang stud farm?" Asking if who ever posted is you. On that same thread / post about minerals. The same thread where Jeremy Silva from bas said theres magnanese in kelp.

No it's not ffj. I haven't made an ffj since I started doing the flower power ffe. From knf recipes i only make fpj and wcap.

I saw your mineral post. I was the one that commented Mustang stud farm?

Thats the one i make with activated lab (aem) and water. Not brown sugar. Recipe is ealier in this thread or search Roberto's brew in the pfa.