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Did you check out the soil recipe? I have a powdery mildew blog post I need to finalize.

I'm with you on that...at least for the daily driver.

Thank you! They're all for sale :-)

Friend of mine was drying some feminized autoflowers yesterday, Amnesia Haze, that were looking super interesting. Just about 10 weeks for the whole shootin' match. Seems like a good use for the greenhouse in the spring.

I like to water with compost tea when plants are gimpy

There are a couple of blog posts on the site that are worth reading. The plants that went into the fertilizer are doing really well, and the horse manure tek is also producing really great results.

I sure do, it's www.PeasYo.com, and thank you for asking!

Goat poop is awesome, won't burn. I would collect the straw from where we sequestered the babies overnight and that stuff was fire. The urine was immediate available and would green up plants nicely, with the poop pellets hanging around and acting as a more slow release fertilizer.

I wrote two blog posts about soil building that you can read at www.peasyo.com. My plants are flourishing on straight water using the Rocket Soil as fertilizer. It is based on bagged manures and free horse poop from stables.

Thanks :-)

1984 was a great year for the boys

Thanks man! I used to live in Denver and do miss Colorado. Cervantes, the Fox and Red Rocks, for sure.

that your personal rig?

Thanks! The hammer pipe was made by me just a few days ago.

I like to make old school style pipes using little or no commercial color. The glass is colored with gold and silver fume, which causes it to change color dramatically as it is used. I hope you like the pictures!

Thanks. It's simple and it's fairly cheap. Did you click on the link and check out the pictures?

Melting things, growing things, feeding my dogs a raw diet, walking my dogs on the treadmill. Hangin' out with a bunch of growers.

not a bad thing to collect at all

That's a rowdy plant! I picked up a F3 polyhybrid pack of 4 landrace strains - Panama Red, Mazar l Sharif, Lebanese Upper Mountain and Vietnamese black. The seeds are all different, and some of them are black.