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I've gravitating from coco-ponic system w/ an intense feeding regimen to a self-sufficient soil mix, not because I think it will grow better plants- I'd be happy w/ a wash, but for the sole purpose of saving time. Maybe I'm just getting lazy, but I prefer to think of it as a shift in priorities. lol

"Mon santo", ("My saint")... now that's some twisted irony 4 u. Our saint has designs on controlling the planet's food supply, plain and simple. Break or make the farmer dependent upon your science and the rest will come. Privatization of the water supply is the next battlefield. Australia sold...

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Beneficial microbes are the way to go. Inoculate and forget (most of the time). I've been buying them off of eBay for almost a year and have barely touched the half gallon of neem oil I have sitting on the shelf.

One site I was on changed "Like this post" to "Did you find this post helpful." Almost the same thing but w/ more emphasis on the quality of the content and less on popularity or feeling. ie thread starters might "like" people posting in their thread even if the info isn't particularly helpful...

I use bouquet garni (or yogurt bags) from my kitchen for straining. I don't think that the critters are getting abused at that mesh size and as long as my room is rocking and almost bug free, I really don't want to know. lol I found you on eBay, Capulator, and I'm a very happy camper. The...

Most nursery plants are grown using time release synthetic nutrients. The transition to an organic system is usually fairly seamless.

I had a similar situation- I was given a couple of mothers that were grown hydroponically in coir using chemical nutes. I did a full 3x flush- 2x ROd water and the final w/ 1/2 balanced organic nute solution. I then repotted from 3 gal to 5 gal (my mother container size) using my "full strength"...