DailyDirt
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'Very new to the neighborhood and hoping to introduce myself. My name is Maggie and I live in Baja California. I grew my own, for the very first time last season. The thrill is going to be really big, now that I know what a difference the dirt makes in the quality of the bud. I'm so excited that I'm not waiting for spring. Winter is our wet season, here on the coast below Ensenada; I'm going to have enough sun! It won't freeze! Yum yum!
"Dirt Pot" is a sad truth in my world. I thought that if I was very good to a seed from a deprived plant, I'd be rewarded. Our "tap water" isn't drinking water. A lot of stories say it's a bug, others say it's the salt. I know that our brackish tap water is salty, and using purified water (not distilled) proved to be appreciated.
Then came the dirt. I'm using an animal feed additive that is sedge peat/very clean humic&fulvic acids, it's dirt. It's ancient dirt. It's full of the stardust stuff we animals are made of, I've got a couple of projects going toward a full cycle of ancient humic&fulvic acid enriched soil augmentation, through to comsumption resulting in healthier, happier humans. Medicinal herbs have been starving for it, too. Giving it to my girls, with watering, made them very pretty and sweet!
I've never seen such sparkle! The goodies came with bells on. All three were female and the perfume was intoxicating. A friend came for the husbandry part.
So, get some ancient humic acids and feed your plants! Take some yourself, every day! In 20 years with ancient humic acids, I've never had a virus; I've seen my osteoporosis become irrelevant; and I love my life! I'm old now! It matters! And, the buzz from happy pot is REALLY happy!
So, hi. I wasn't looking to join, much less introduce myself, but I came in to find out how long to cool the soil I just nuked to sterilize before giving it the sprouted seeds. (Warm could have been an advantage that someone could tout, or making space in the fridge for an hour?) I came upon a thread that I can't find now, but the subject was with root aphids. (Eventually, someone mentioned the microwave, but not if the seedlings are better for warm or cold.)
I can't remember if I've ever had any notes on the temp of the soil best for seedlings, but I know that 2 minutes in the microwave, a big baggie of dirt, not quite closed, will kill all the bugs and seeds that I don't want to fight later! It works. Soil, the elements and microbes we want and need, are safe.
Life is in the dirt. Work it smarter!
"Dirt Pot" is a sad truth in my world. I thought that if I was very good to a seed from a deprived plant, I'd be rewarded. Our "tap water" isn't drinking water. A lot of stories say it's a bug, others say it's the salt. I know that our brackish tap water is salty, and using purified water (not distilled) proved to be appreciated.
Then came the dirt. I'm using an animal feed additive that is sedge peat/very clean humic&fulvic acids, it's dirt. It's ancient dirt. It's full of the stardust stuff we animals are made of, I've got a couple of projects going toward a full cycle of ancient humic&fulvic acid enriched soil augmentation, through to comsumption resulting in healthier, happier humans. Medicinal herbs have been starving for it, too. Giving it to my girls, with watering, made them very pretty and sweet!
I've never seen such sparkle! The goodies came with bells on. All three were female and the perfume was intoxicating. A friend came for the husbandry part.
So, get some ancient humic acids and feed your plants! Take some yourself, every day! In 20 years with ancient humic acids, I've never had a virus; I've seen my osteoporosis become irrelevant; and I love my life! I'm old now! It matters! And, the buzz from happy pot is REALLY happy!
So, hi. I wasn't looking to join, much less introduce myself, but I came in to find out how long to cool the soil I just nuked to sterilize before giving it the sprouted seeds. (Warm could have been an advantage that someone could tout, or making space in the fridge for an hour?) I came upon a thread that I can't find now, but the subject was with root aphids. (Eventually, someone mentioned the microwave, but not if the seedlings are better for warm or cold.)
I can't remember if I've ever had any notes on the temp of the soil best for seedlings, but I know that 2 minutes in the microwave, a big baggie of dirt, not quite closed, will kill all the bugs and seeds that I don't want to fight later! It works. Soil, the elements and microbes we want and need, are safe.
Life is in the dirt. Work it smarter!