Making FPJ, looking for the best material to use.

hyroot

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I usually don't cheat, but I found a comfrey FPJ at Build a Soil and I'm probably going to pick it up.
https://buildasoil.com/collections/k-n-f/products/buildasoil-liquid-comfrey-extract?variant=8754838372469

Thats not an fpj. Thats basically robertos brew. But made by Miles. Its made with activated lab and water. Not sugar so technically it would be an ffe.

Thats the same recipe i posted on my thread using fruits.. imo yields better results then an fpj and ffj.
 

hyroot

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MustangStudFarm

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This is my first time on here in a while. I was off all social media for a minute. I just reactivated my fb account yesterday. I haven't had anything to post on ig lately either.
I didn't mean anything by it, it was said more of a joke. Glad to see you back. I'm just confused by all of these different recipes. I bought the JADAM book and it's mostly about fermenting in water and holy shit does that stuff stink. I had to dump it out because it was 55gal and on my back porch and it was seeping through the attic vent or something. My lawn really greened up after I dumped it out though, it was somewhat impressive.
Anyways, I've been fumbling around with different recipes and I made Roberto's brew with prunes and dates and it turned out well, I could smell the floral prune in the finished flower. Then, my wife actually made some Roberto's brew with banana and it smelled like banana bread but we haven't finished a grow with it yet.
It seems like the most helpful KNF that I have made was a FPJ from a roma tomato plant, it was late in the season and I cut it before the 1st snow. I don't know what I did right, but I was able to get a good yield(liquid) from just the vines and leaves. However, I've tried to make it 2x since then and I really haven't been able to get any liquid from the plant matter. I think that cannabis clippings and the fast growing weeds in my yard might be better served in the compost or used in a JADAM recipe.
 
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