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Place a whole fish in the hole before transplanting the shrub outdoors. Cover the fish with an inch of dirt then place the root mass right on top of, it before back-filling around the plant with rich potting soil. In as little as a couple of weeks, you will observe EXPLOSIVE growth in the...

Round up the usual suspects

Hey, watch it with those references to aliens. Some of my most respected associates are aliens who are all by the way expert swimmers that crossed the Rio Grande River with ease and in record time.

Those plants are thriving in the summer sun

Ace gear leads the lineup for me this year, with Golen Tiger, Malawi, and Zamaldelica clones just about ready to take root in the great outdoors deep in my tropical swamp where the pygmy crocodile bellows to greet the full moon casting a mosaic of beams down through the triple canopy forest unto...

For generations, Native Americans buried whole fish beneath the root system of plants being transplanted into bigger holes. Cut one whole mackerel in two and stuff it down the hole about a foot deep, then add a sprinkling of worm castings or native soil to cover up the fish, before finally...

Hell, I'm as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs

I am aware that this thread is a year old, but an honorable mention is due to the Always Mighty Cobfather of the Known Universe, otherwise known as Tangwena, who hails from Down Under, and who has perfected the art of creating Malawi cobs of superlative quality. The discussion topic on this...

I just emerged from my dwelling under a rock to offer up some praise for that nicely assembled greenhouse last year, and for that feat of producing superb buddage even in the dead of a New York winter, thanks to the miracle of supplemental lighting. Truth be told I get green with envy at the...

Wow, that room probably smells heavenly. I can imagine myself running about dementedly in that room, rooting through the suspended buddage like a demented Chernobyl hog.

You Hess Hay land of the red, white, and blue.

It never occurred to me that the light schedule could have been a factor in the wilting of all those clones once they were transplanted. This is worth taking into consideration for sure.

Hello fellow growers. I had some really healthy clones that were beginning to outgrow the plastic cups in which I started them out, so I decided to transplant them into slightly larger containers. Having recently read that fish meal is an ideal organic nutrient that breaks down very slowly...

I learned in this forum that pretty much any sort of electrical light will suffice to get seeds germinating, so you ought to have good germ rates and seedling development with the light strip you describe, at least for the first month or so.

The most likely mode of failure with this floating barrel coil pump design, would be water seepage through any of the points where the drum is perforated to install the mounting bolts that affix the paddles. Rubber gaskets and sealant used to waterproof those numerous bolt-holes could spring a...

I look forward to hearing from anyone who can rig one of these pumps up, because that'll give others the inspiration to try this idea. This barrel design with the coiled pipe contained inside the drum, would probably be light enough for one person to carry, which is a big draw for me...

I am so excited about this discovery I just made that I am posting it in TWO gardening websites. Read on, and you will agree with me that the easily fabricated, river-powered irrigation water pump described below, represents an earth-shaking quantum leap in stealth garden irrigation technology...

I never knew there was any other way beside mail order, for seed buyers living in far flung places like me.

I highly recommend Ali Bongo in the UK. They are the absolute MASTERS of stealth mailing, and their catalog of seeds is mind-boggling. I happen to love lemon scented flavors of weed, and here is a sample of their offerings in this genre alone...

Holy Moly ! I didn't bother to read the entire rambling story, where the OP owned up to being a weed crop thief. No wonder someone mentioned karma right away ha ha. Anyway, this topic now takes on a more ridiculous tone than I previously surmised. Confessing to being a weed ripper in a weed...