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Trying Organics With Better Organix

I dont have any powdery mildew but I can scope nano breathe yes. I am literally just in the Uk for a day mate, and then flying off to Spain, so will do it over the weekend coming when i get home Did your parcel get there bro mine still is missing :(
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#3,702
Ecompost said:
you are doing a great job brother, dont knock yaself, you know lots of real stuff people can use, plus your non science teaching means you can talk about it in normal language, and this is often why so much quality research goes unconnected from those that might otherwise benefit from access.

Yes, I am a big fan of energistic growing, anything from social community planting in lunar cycles, to using music as vibration, full spectrum water, host dna irrigation, resonant growing interfaces and so on. I am currently studying the plants I find growing with and around any wild target crop i have. There is so much to learn :)
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The eternal optimist @Ecompost, thanks but my uncle gets most the credit, I repeat things I hear him say or read until I start understanding it, he calls it confirmation bias, I call it finally getting it beyond faith. Peace
 
#3,703
This Canadian guy knows his shit.....



"We can boost fungi by boosting protozoa and the best way to do this is to plant peas in Summer. You might include three or four varieties including cowpeas, and you might toss in a sprinkle of fava beans. Boosting protozoa helps to manage bacterial overgrowth while also stimulating fungal numbers."

"the combination of oats and crimson clover is highly mycorrhizal."

"It has been shown that the generous, first exudations of annual rye serve as a superfood for soil life."

"Legumes release acids that break the bond between locked-up calcium and phosphorus in the soil, and both minerals are then available to the cash crop."

"it is essential to have a legume beneath the cereal. "

"The daikon radish will not get much bigger than pencil-thin in this limited time frame before winter, but the first nutrients it will mine at this young stage will be boron, calcium and zinc"

"The first exudation of winter oats serves to make phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) available. However, it does not make P and K available when it is in full growth."

"If I was using 70 lbs of cereal rye per acre as my base and I decided to include winter barley at 10 lbs per acre then I would reduce the cereal rye at a rate of two-to-one. I would cut the cereal rye down to 50 lbs per acre. This ratio is essential because of the thick roots at the surface. However, if I was adding triticale, then it’s a one-to-one ratio. You really need to know the root dynamics. Triticale has a long skinny root, so if I add 10 lbs of triticale, I subtract 10 lbs of cereal rye."
 
#3,704
epitome said:
The eternal optimist @Ecompost, thanks but my uncle gets most the credit, I repeat things I hear him say or read until I start understanding it, he calls it confirmation bias, I call it finally getting it beyond faith. Peace
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your uncle is a wise man. Anyone prepared to shine a light on alternate methods and by a process of organized test seek to find a truth, gets my respect.
 
#3,705
Homesteader said:
This Canadian guy knows his shit.....



"We can boost fungi by boosting protozoa and the best way to do this is to plant peas in Summer. You might include three or four varieties including cowpeas, and you might toss in a sprinkle of fava beans. Boosting protozoa helps to manage bacterial overgrowth while also stimulating fungal numbers."

"the combination of oats and crimson clover is highly mycorrhizal."

"It has been shown that the generous, first exudations of annual rye serve as a superfood for soil life."

"Legumes release acids that break the bond between locked-up calcium and phosphorus in the soil, and both minerals are then available to the cash crop."

"it is essential to have a legume beneath the cereal. "

"The daikon radish will not get much bigger than pencil-thin in this limited time frame before winter, but the first nutrients it will mine at this young stage will be boron, calcium and zinc"

"The first exudation of winter oats serves to make phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) available. However, it does not make P and K available when it is in full growth."

"If I was using 70 lbs of cereal rye per acre as my base and I decided to include winter barley at 10 lbs per acre then I would reduce the cereal rye at a rate of two-to-one. I would cut the cereal rye down to 50 lbs per acre. This ratio is essential because of the thick roots at the surface. However, if I was adding triticale, then it’s a one-to-one ratio. You really need to know the root dynamics. Triticale has a long skinny root, so if I add 10 lbs of triticale, I subtract 10 lbs of cereal rye."
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nice post bro :)

yes rye is awesome, fescue also, for me we use a mix, the rye gets a deep mass, the fescue grows anywhere too so is a valuable cover imo. Second to rye for Mycos, but still excellent and may be better where compaction clays are becoming an issue.
Legumes attract rhizobium, these attract bacillus megaterium, pseudomonas fl which mobilise P. azotobacter and other associative N fixers are also found alongside Rhizobium nodule forming bacteria. the presence of B.Megaterium and Pseudomonas add to the effective mineralization of organic and bonded phosphates from clays, these often being transfered to glomus or other fungus such as trichoderma and root associative filamentous bacteria such as actinobac for transfer to legumes.
These bacteria in mutualist communities with nodule forming bacteria, seem to be vital, eg if any of the above are missing, the nodule may never form
 

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#3,707
Homesteader said:
This Canadian guy knows his shit.....



"We can boost fungi by boosting protozoa and the best way to do this is to plant peas in Summer. You might include three or four varieties including cowpeas, and you might toss in a sprinkle of fava beans. Boosting protozoa helps to manage bacterial overgrowth while also stimulating fungal numbers."

"the combination of oats and crimson clover is highly mycorrhizal."

"It has been shown that the generous, first exudations of annual rye serve as a superfood for soil life."

"Legumes release acids that break the bond between locked-up calcium and phosphorus in the soil, and both minerals are then available to the cash crop."

"it is essential to have a legume beneath the cereal. "

"The daikon radish will not get much bigger than pencil-thin in this limited time frame before winter, but the first nutrients it will mine at this young stage will be boron, calcium and zinc"

"The first exudation of winter oats serves to make phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) available. However, it does not make P and K available when it is in full growth."

"If I was using 70 lbs of cereal rye per acre as my base and I decided to include winter barley at 10 lbs per acre then I would reduce the cereal rye at a rate of two-to-one. I would cut the cereal rye down to 50 lbs per acre. This ratio is essential because of the thick roots at the surface. However, if I was adding triticale, then it’s a one-to-one ratio. You really need to know the root dynamics. Triticale has a long skinny root, so if I add 10 lbs of triticale, I subtract 10 lbs of cereal rye."
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added mate, if you have large fields, I have a neat product called Stem reducer. It breaks the stumps of wheat etc in to top soil in about a month, so over with the combine, spray the stem reducer, wait one month, have all stumps gone and only quality organic soil left :-)
 
#3,708
GG#4
Better Organix

I always love some color in my life and on my recent harvest I got purple. :D Here is some final shots of some Glue Sisters before the hang and dry. :)

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All the plants in flower was in round 2 Pro-Mix Soil-Less Media and no health issues during the grow besides some cooler temperatures at night. :)

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My current plants in the Veg Room are on Round 3 Pro-Mix Media. =) They received some Bio Hydrate and K-amino with Bio-Balance Foliar Drench Application In Veg Room.

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Lowers of this dirty girl and her showing off some color. :D MMMMM TASTEY AND SMOOTH SMOKE.. :D

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Have A Good Holiday and Be Safe Friends. :D

Moto
 
#3,709
@Moto ya said ya like video games? I'm getting my old skool on here. The Nes has been opened up to accept the Japan version of 150 games in one. The marker holds the game right,haha. What ya playing?
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#3,710
Moto said:
GG#4
Better Organix

I always love some color in my life and on my recent harvest I got purple. :D Here is some final shots of some Glue Sisters before the hang and dry. :)

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All the plants in flower was in round 2 Pro-Mix Soil-Less Media and no health issues during the grow besides some cooler temperatures at night. :)

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My current plants in the Veg Room are on Round 3 Pro-Mix Media. =) They received some Bio Hydrate and K-amino with Bio-Balance Foliar Drench Application In Veg Room.

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Lowers of this dirty girl and her showing off some color. :D MMMMM TASTEY AND SMOOTH SMOKE.. :D

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Have A Good Holiday and Be Safe Friends. :D

Moto
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Just beautiful! :)
 
#3,711
Moto said:
GG#4
Better Organix

I always love some color in my life and on my recent harvest I got purple. :D Here is some final shots of some Glue Sisters before the hang and dry. :)

View attachment 654528

All the plants in flower was in round 2 Pro-Mix Soil-Less Media and no health issues during the grow besides some cooler temperatures at night. :)

View attachment 654530

My current plants in the Veg Room are on Round 3 Pro-Mix Media. =) They received some Bio Hydrate and K-amino with Bio-Balance Foliar Drench Application In Veg Room.

View attachment 654531

Lowers of this dirty girl and her showing off some color. :D MMMMM TASTEY AND SMOOTH SMOKE.. :D

View attachment 654529

Have A Good Holiday and Be Safe Friends. :D

Moto
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She is beautiful doggy!
 
#3,712
Moto said:
GG#4
Better Organix

I always love some color in my life and on my recent harvest I got purple. :D Here is some final shots of some Glue Sisters before the hang and dry. :)

View attachment 654528

All the plants in flower was in round 2 Pro-Mix Soil-Less Media and no health issues during the grow besides some cooler temperatures at night. :)

View attachment 654530

My current plants in the Veg Room are on Round 3 Pro-Mix Media. =) They received some Bio Hydrate and K-amino with Bio-Balance Foliar Drench Application In Veg Room.

View attachment 654531

Lowers of this dirty girl and her showing off some color. :D MMMMM TASTEY AND SMOOTH SMOKE.. :D

View attachment 654529

Have A Good Holiday and Be Safe Friends. :D

Moto
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lovely mate and happy holidays
 
#3,713
Moto said:
GG#4
Better Organix

I always love some color in my life and on my recent harvest I got purple. :D Here is some final shots of some Glue Sisters before the hang and dry. :)

View attachment 654528

All the plants in flower was in round 2 Pro-Mix Soil-Less Media and no health issues during the grow besides some cooler temperatures at night. :)

View attachment 654530

My current plants in the Veg Room are on Round 3 Pro-Mix Media. =) They received some Bio Hydrate and K-amino with Bio-Balance Foliar Drench Application In Veg Room.

View attachment 654531

Lowers of this dirty girl and her showing off some color. :D MMMMM TASTEY AND SMOOTH SMOKE.. :D

View attachment 654529

Have A Good Holiday and Be Safe Friends. :D

Moto
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wow, she is just beautiful bro....awesome job ~
 
#3,714
Smerb said:
@Moto ya said ya like video games? I'm getting my old skool on here. The Nes has been opened up to accept the Japan version of 150 games in one. The marker holds the game right,haha. What ya playing?View attachment 654552View attachment 654553
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That is awesome brother. I loved my SNES and NES, but here lately due to workload haven't had time to play much. I got Gears of War 4 for a gift so going to play some co op campaign with the girl in the future. WOOT :D

Hope you have a great holiday and be safe. :)
 
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