Lets see your 2020 Outdoor Plants!

[1diesel1]

Lol, sorry half awake, that’s the amendments for my 1 1/4 hemp field.
Let me get the rite one, LMAO

Found it;
33% Peat moss-Grower
33% Pumice-Screened
33% Worm Castings
8.33 pounds per yard – Kelp Meal
8.33 pounds per yard – Crab Meal
8.33 pounds per yard – Gypsum
41.67 pounds per yard – Basalt Dust
8.33 pounds per yard – Neem Meal

That’s 6 yards:)

 

[Greatlakes]

Found it;
33% Peat moss-Grower
33% Pumice-Screened
33% Worm Castings
8.33 pounds per yard – Kelp Meal
8.33 pounds per yard – Crab Meal
8.33 pounds per yard – Gypsum
41.67 pounds per yard – Basalt Dust
8.33 pounds per yard – Neem Meal

That’s 6 yards:)

See you made me feel lazy lol. I just mixed 5 pounds of azomite in and a 6 pound bag of tomato tone and top dressed with uprising bloom ....
The worms and castings are already in my manure so I dont add that.

Maybe I should try harder with my soil blend! I've thought about adding perlite and moss.... maybe when I have my forever garden I will! Great job!

 

[Greatlakes]

P.s. list of actual ingredients ...
My top dress
Fish Bone Meal, Bat Guano, Crab Meal, Feather Meal, Langbeinite, Volcanic Rock Dust, Non Gmo Soybean Meal, Non Gmo Alfalfa Meal, Greensand, Phosphate Rock, Volcanic Ash and Hop Flowers. Also contains non plant food ingredients Humic Acid, Beneficial Bacteria and Beneficial Fungi.

My soil blend

Dehydrated Manure, Feather Meal, Crab Meal, Bone Meal, Cottonseed Meal, Dried Blood, Sunflower Meal, Kelp Meal, Alfalfa Meal, GreenSand, Rock Phosphate, Corn Gluten, Sulfate of Potash, Sulfate of Potash Magnesia, Humates

 

[tomatoesarecooltoo]

Noticed some ink caps along the drip line this morning

 

[teejacks]

Noticed some ink caps along the drip line this morning

i have the same shrooms growing in places where i put my neighbours cow manure. figure its a good thing...?

 

[tomatoesarecooltoo]

i have the same shrooms growing in places where i put my neighbours cow manure. figure its a good thing...?

Yeah ink caps are good decomposers.

 

[NarFab]

Plants have been growing inches each day, really starting to fill out.

Pictures were taken standing on a small ladder, can’t get good shots any other way

 

[Derelict999]

Pics uploaded out of order so second and third are out of order for any stoners that can’t figure out what this one has done

cheers

Lmao, stoners? Here?

 

[Holyswagger]

B.C Pink kush (Flowr Corp)

 

[zootallures9777]

A llittle iPhone filter action here, but it’s Saturday in northern CA, King Tubby on the hifi and this pretty little lady. Big love to you all. Be safe.

 

[Aapoo]

Started these early

 

[Beersponge]

Loving the sun

 

[frebo]

1 plant outdoors.
Started seed in plastic popup greenhouse March 21st.
Planted outside April 20 ish.

Seed is a Franco's Lemon Cheese x Super Lemon Haze F1
Last Pic is Nectarine FFJ ready for flower time.

Okay tell me about the Nectarine FFG

 

[frebo]

Looking good over there!

Damn that's a lot of work! I just cover and top dress in the spring lol.
The only reason I've never used neem meal in my garden is I know neem works as an antiseptic. I've tried researching on if it kills the bacteria/fungi in the soil but there is not much to go on. Not knowing for sure makes me steer clear of it since I do everything I can to inoculate my soil.

I’ve seen soil recipes on the “FARM” with Neem Seed Meal and I have top dressed with it twice this summer. I had an early infestation of mites/aphids and sprayed once with Organacide which has Neem in it I followed a couple weeks with OG BIOWAR FOLIAR, which I truely believe in. Do some research on that stuff. Caps Beneficials?

 

[tomatoesarecooltoo]

Okay tell me about the Nectarine FFG

Sure thing,

For anyone who is curios about what ffj is and how to make it the legit way here is a reference

Fermented Fruit Juice (FFJ)

Cho Global Natural Farming, SARRA India

www.cgnfindia.com

I have been doing it a bit differently, partly because organic brown sugar is pricey. I gather fallen nectarines from under my tree. Fill up a 1 gallon jar. Squish them a little with a potato ricer. Add some water to fill in the gaps. Add a little splash of store bought microbes (right now I am using supermicrobe root enhancer) cover the jar with a paper towel. Then I let them sit for a 4-7 days. Then I strain the liquid into these smaller jars and seal them.

 

[shaganja]

Sure thing,

For anyone who is curios about what ffj is and how to make it the legit way here is a reference

Fermented Fruit Juice (FFJ)

Cho Global Natural Farming, SARRA India

www.cgnfindia.com

I have been doing it a bit differently, partly because organic brown sugar is pricey. I gather fallen nectarines from under my tree. Fill up a 1 gallon jar. Squish them a little with a potato ricer. Add some water to fill in the gaps. Add a little splash of store bought microbes (right now I am using supermicrobe root enhancer) cover the jar with a paper towel. Then I let them sit for a 4-7 days. Then I strain the liquid into these smaller jars and seal them.

Very cool! Another fermented juice maker! Am doing different plants. And have fish on the list also!

 

[zootallures9777]

Very cool! Another fermented juice maker! Am doing different plants. And have fish on the list also!

dig hearing about everyone’s homegrown organic fertilizers and the like. inspiring and gets the brain workin

 

[ThatCrazyStonerChick]

Noticed some ink caps along the drip line this morning

What are you using to water?

 

[Greatlakes]

I’ve seen soil recipes on the “FARM” with Neem Seed Meal and I have top dressed with it twice this summer. I had an early infestation of mites/aphids and sprayed once with Organacide which has Neem in it I followed a couple weeks with OG BIOWAR FOLIAR, which I truely believe in. Do some research on that stuff. Caps Beneficials?

I have read on the stuff ....a lot. Most of what I have read said it does kill many strains of benificial bacteria but that the omega 3s and fatty acids in it help feed other strains. So due to that I just wont use it.

I do understand why some people do... for the very reason you are saying, however I added benificial nematodes to my soil long before I transplanted to kill off any unwanted soil dwelling pests or larva. This way I'm achieving the same goal without in any way harming any benificials.

 

[tomatoesarecooltoo]

What are you using to water?

Well water