Calling Out The Organic Growing Machines

[Organikz]

@heisenbubble
Please understand all this craziness has to be done once. By 3rd cycle you cut the feeding in half. By 5th cycle you have a real water only set it and forget it soil. The soil gets better and better and will eventually be pure worm castings. This is the goal. You have to let this happen naturally to keep a balance.

90% of people that try this method fail. You really need to understand what each input is doing to your soil to avoid a system crash or an imbalance but once the system has gained a proper natural balance it does the work for you.

 

[Organikz]

I think I finally knocked the fungus gnat population down to a manageable number for my h. Miles to finish them off but I feel like 2 more applications will take care of them. I have been doing a round every other day. I am in awe at the effectiveness of this bug juice. I clean up after every application but still find piles of dead gnats on the days between so it's really messing them up.

I've learned that the solution can be made good to go within 30 minutes. I use my nutribullet to turn the soap nuts into powder. I fill a tub of hot water, throw the powder in a mason jar with hot water and cap it and shake the hell out of it. Then I drop it in the tub of hot water until it's cooled to room temp. They're not hard like a walnut but I wouldn't use mama's favorite blender. I had to soak my nutribullet in lemon water. The saponin sticks to the inside just a little. Once it's ready I give it one more shake then put it in the fridge where it must be stored.

 

[Ecompost]

Hey I am using it for everything now where soap would be used...laundry, soap and shampoo, and even dishwasher detergent. The soap nuts come with a free 18x stabilized concentrate which goes strictly to clothes and dishwasher because we know about stabilization of organic matter....inorganic compounds... 1/2 tsp per wash.

Btw can your items be shipped in coolers or something. I'm interested but since you don't stabilize which is real bottled organics I don't know h9w shipping it would work

Who said we dont? The products are stabilized by fermentation and or bacterial, fungal processing followed by cold non solvent based extraction. We employ techniques more familiar in nations like Japan, Korea etc. It is the nature of this that means our products never have to be refrigerated in order to reach in you in working order. Our newest Biological Chain Reaction LAB Agent has been fermented at room temp for 5 years and as such has an extremely long shelf life, exceeding the typical standards by some margin, and mitigating the needs to find additional cooling space to store. it can be readily kept at room temperature, just out of direct sunlight is all.
One of the challenges of using Organic is in the often short shelf life, and or stability of the compounds. This was a problem we worked to overcome right from the get go. it was not in our interest to become another company making liquids which go funky in short course and then get tipped in to the wild, typically neat before we have to raid the bank account to buy more which we know we will also waste.
Better Organix is microbially stabilized, each base nutrient product has a long shelf life 3 years and is fully stable if kept out of direct sunlight and vast temperature fluctuation. it doesn't need to be refrigerated. Our live liquid and powder inoculates have an 12 month shelf life, but in truth are likely still highly viable beyond this point.
All nano products are fully stabilized for life, since these are mineral rock form so will last forever unmixed
All dry humates are again life long, so long as we dont expose them to water etc.

 

[Ecompost]

Humans tend to think they make the world work. Quite the opposite, the world did better before we came along. Nature has had to evolve because of our meddling. Hybridized strains with lower SAR. If I had that Malawi growing they would have eaten that light up. I might just start running my landrace beans from ace seeds. Tough bastards.

yes i run lots of Terrenal here, this is a colombian strain that has been acclimatized to the area over 30 years of continuous growth. Any new plants i grow we hit with a macho Terrenal where and when we can. Dutch seeds get eaten here, by the sun, by the beechos, by the heat. They just cant handle the extremes we grow in.
Only stock from Calif and Co that I have taken from buddies has really held up here without serious assistance and so much of the Dutch hybrid shit.... this I cant be arsed to do. I am way to busy to fuss a princess man and i dont have money to throw at unstable genetics, nor do i want to wait 7 months to see my work destroyed by hongas :-)

 

[Ecompost]

ive had them and several others have had them shipped here no problem,,speaking of,i need to stock up before spring,i also use these products in my veggie garden,that pic of the char i was charging ,has kamino and bio intiate in it as well ewc and comfrey,alan does a great job shipping here to states,natalie is a charm to talk to as well

yo man dont forget to remind me to put the bio-Link in to the order. you will need to add this at 22cc per 100L so thats about 4.5 teaspoons in to 27 Gallons US. You will need to water this before you plant up the 1st time.
Next follow this on planting with the new BCRA @ 33cc/ 7.5tsp per 100L/ 27 gallons US where you are using seeds as a soak.
Where you are potting transplants use only 25cc/ 5tsp 100L/ 27gallons US.
Shout me at this time so we can discuss application timings based on the specified crop type.

You will only use the Bio-Link once mate, this will give you up to 3 years i suspect before you need to reapply based in the levels of toxins accumulating in productive gardens.

The BCRA has an NPK value and on perennials can be used as a solo, where you are growing annuals please maintain additional N inputs or use BBM as per normal. The sequencing growth cycle of annuals isn't quite long enough for the BCRA to effectively meet the N requirements of annuals like Cabbages, kale Sprouts etc alone byt in combination with iNititate and or BBM you will see super growth rates i have no doubt. :)

 

[Ecompost]

They're much happier now that the light is on the ceiling.

Mulch porn. Enjoy because I won't be lifting up my mulch to show the goods anymore.

yes they are mate, very happy now

 

[Ecompost]

@firstcitizen

Check these out. I made a fungal tea...i guess. I dumped it onto a rotting stump and added some leaves sticks. Curious to see it. I'm intrigued.

this is excellent work mate. I doubt you need much help with that soil :-)

 

[Ecompost]

Aint nothing like a fresh picked one right out of the fungi pile. Bleeding purple and all sorts of visual fun Please do!!!! Sprinkle them all over your pile. You should have mycelium in 20-30 days. However would take 2-3 months for full maturity. :D

if you enjoy eating, then I highly recommend Bluwits and Stropharia which are extremely forgiving and delicious. about $30.00 a kg I understand. No one is going to get on the bendy bus eating them, but they are super good and an excellent replacement for meat in many instances

 

[oldskol4evr]

yo man dont forget to remind me to put the bio-Link in to the order. you will need to add this at 22cc per 100L so thats about 4.5 teaspoons in to 27 Gallons US. You will need to water this before you plant up the 1st time.
Next follow this on planting with the new BCRA @ 33cc/ 7.5tsp per 100L/ 27 gallons US where you are using seeds as a soak.
Where you are potting transplants use only 25cc/ 5tsp 100L/ 27gallons US.
Shout me at this time so we can discuss application timings based on the specified crop type.

You will only use the Bio-Link once mate, this will give you up to 3 years i suspect before you need to reapply based in the levels of toxins accumulating in productive gardens.

The BCRA has an NPK value and on perennials can be used as a solo, where you are growing annuals please maintain additional N inputs or use BBM as per normal. The sequencing growth cycle of annuals isn't quite long enough for the BCRA to effectively meet the N requirements of annuals like Cabbages, kale Sprouts etc alone byt in combination with iNititate and or BBM you will see super growth rates i have no doubt. :)

cool i just put 49 bush bean plants in cups,,they should all be harvested by end of dec,,so i will hit all my boxs and beds and still have a month before planting agin,work out great

 

[Ecompost]

cool i just put 49 bush bean plants in cups,,they should all be harvested by end of dec,,so i will hit all my boxs and beds and still have a month before planting agin,work out great

awesome, the Bio Link you can use before to prepare soils for planting :-)

 

[oldskol4evr]

awesome, the Bio Link you can use before to prepare soils for planting :)

gonna restock some stuff pay day,do i mention this on the web site,or talk to natalie,,by the way love what you did to web page and store

 

[jipp]

i need more micros. i need to get them now, or i may run out mid month.
so eco, or whoever.. what do you recommend for a simple tea i can let chill for 48 hours, as im not set up to bubble.

 

[oldskol4evr]

i need more micros. i need to get them now, or i may run out mid month.
so eco, or whoever.. what do you recommend for a simple tea i can let chill for 48 hours, as im not set up to bubble.

check out page 17 organix has a pretty good recipe there that might not only help you out but cheaper

 

[Organikz]

i need more micros. i need to get them now, or i may run out mid month.
so eco, or whoever.. what do you recommend for a simple tea i can let chill for 48 hours, as im not set up to bubble.

Youre going to have to bubble or youll end up with anaerobic bacteria. These are very bad. Some people say hey well aerobic bacteria eat them...yah all that water with 0 oxygen saturation is going to kill your aerobics. It's also possible to grow pathogens

You can throw a slurry together. 1 part worm castings 1 part distilled water. Then shake it hard enough to mix but not too hard. A tsp of kelp in there will really get shit going.

 

[Organikz]

Don't cut your tops. Feed them coconut water. Look at how she's responded so the MBP. This is going to be my blackberry cut. Hasn't been topped once. Been using my saponin mix and started using 1 tsp neem and 1/2 tsp of karanja. Thank God the karanja kind of smells like pine. Doesn't smell like ass on a hot day like neem. I am cleaning up piles of fungus gnats daily. I must of had a lot hiding in the mulch. The ones that don't die won't go near the pots lol. I think 3 more applications is eradication.

Can't wait to crack this book open.

 

[Organikz]

@Ecompost check out what build a soil has made. The one in the middle. A silica product with no sulfate! 1/4 tsp per gallon. This stuff will last forever. The neem is from ahisma organics.

 

[Organikz]

Also raising that light made those plants uber happy. Obviously a few leaves that were sprouting during the trauma were smacked around a bit but remain green so I'll leave them.

 

[oldskol4evr]

Also raising that light made those plants uber happy. Obviously a few leaves that were sprouting during the trauma were smacked around a bit but remain green so I'll leave them.

they look good to me

 

[Organikz]

@jipp I'll have 300g of worm shit available next year I'll mail a bag out free :eyepiece: just pay shipping.

 

[Organikz]

So I recently found out guys are feeding their plants soap nut tea. It has a great NPK value. Soak a tsp of powdered soap nut berries in a quart of hot tap water shake and steep until room temperature. Give it another shake and make sure it foams up. Mix with 1g of water. Its an IPM and a great 9rganic fertilizer.