Thanks for help, but this is year 5 or 6 fisholing. They get buried deep. Never had animal issue. Or plant for that matter. This technique was used by natives for hundreds of years. It's a pretty sound practice.
I really want one of those
It's true. That's how my people did it for generations. It's how I learned to grow. I buried my first fish when I was like 5 years old. We never used fertilizer, we went fishing. No different than using fish from a bottle and LESS likely to attract pests.
I hope I look out my window and see that outside. Its so cool when they reach 3rd 4th week and beyond.Early morning walk through.
I can't post anything over 12 mp, my phone takes 50 mpI'm having issues quoting. Someone said something about S phones not taking as good pics as they used too.
It's because they're too high MP. They struggle to let the right amount of light in per pixel, so their color reproduction has been getting worse and worse as they increase the resolution of their sensors more and more
i think the sweet spot for color representation is a good quality 32-50mp lens. Plenty of gradient and shading. Plenty of resolution.
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I really want one of those
I wonder if i could finish it here. Probably not. But id damn sure try lmao.
Srry outdoor noobie here. Was wondering how many table spoons per plant. I got a couple similar to yours TyFed them what will probably be the final round of gaia green today
I do it all myself. Kind of get into a groove and keep trimming. Takes place over a few weekends. I never pick and trim during the week. It’s oddly satisfying doing everything.
Don’t be sorry man I had no idea until I got on here.
good luck!
