YesterdaysHero73
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Lol. Not sure if that matters, decaf/ caffeine. I would make a compost been, add grounds to that. You can essentially make a worm farm which will stop soil from compacting :)
Lol. Not sure if that matters, decaf/ caffeine. I would make a compost been, add grounds to that. You can essentially make a worm farm which will stop soil from compacting :)Any body have any thoughts on that.
Coffee grounds decaf by the way.Dont want my girls jacked up on caffeine.In there dancing a jig after lights out LOL.
Am I gonna wanna puke.Sure, a small amount of grounds go into my compost. I'm a huge fan of worms and have several absolute studs in my 2 pots--- their 1st winter. I'm hoping they have survived--- and we are getting more snow tomorrow. I've insulated these pots with leaves and some straw. It's been above 40 for the most part but I'm looking at 19 tonight into tomorrow morning. Keep your fjnghies
Hmmm not sure how that would work with the grounds being organic material. They are deff. Beneficial tho. They are essentially biomass that compost/ decompos which feeds the bacteria in turn producing nutes for the goals:) also fyi, check out the fermentation used by some Korean farmers it's very interesting
Wow can someone tell me the langue. This dude is talking cause really I am new and I only understood about half it.got any interpreters out there.
Am I gonna wanna pu
I'm sorry, I'm speaking English. What can I clarify for you growseph?Am I gonna wanna puke.
Yes I have a spot out by garage I started dumping all my grounds so I guess that is gonna be my dirt pile .but it would al be put in buckets so does it matter that it hardly gets any sun.Lol. Not sure if that matters, decaf/ caffeine. I would make a compost been, add grounds to that. You can essentially make a worm farm which will stop soil from compacting :)
If you’re talking about a Small volume of soil you might have to be careful with them! But if you have a good size, compost pile, hell yes, throw them in!How about used riced coffee grounds would make more acidic ,but doesn't seem to hurt them
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What is riced coffee groundsIf you’re talking about a Small volume of soil you might have to be careful with them! But if you have a good size, compost pile, hell yes, throw them in!
What is riced coffee grounds
Oh sorry that is rinced coffee groundsIf you’re talking about a Small volume of soil you might have to be careful with them! But if you have a good size, compost pile, hell yes, throw them in!
Well it isn't big yet Chucky but I can see it growing as we speak.by end of summer. Might be ready to use next year if I don't kill myself first.Oh sorry that is rinced coffee grounds
So compost bin oughta be, but ca literally be anything, 3'x 3'x 3'. I use 3 palets with a netting front. This allows oxygen to reach in to the pile. Then I layer greens and browns having brown on top, some people cover theirs I leave mi e open. Last year I turned it 3 or 4 times. It composted so efficiently it went from 4' to 18"- 24". It is very enriched and breeds mo sterling worms around 10"- 12" for the big boys!Yes I have a spot out by garage I started dumping all my grounds so I guess that is gonna be my dirt pile .but it would al be put in buckets so does it matter that it hardly gets any sun.
And I don't suppose it matters in what order you start dumping bags of stuff to mix up this dirt.and can I continue dumping and mixing .that could be a problem .I can tell . Stop right there.
I need more info.on this dirt.
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What do you mean with clay and sand?Ohbyes, I'm building soil, it's 2 years old now and has had roots in it for quite awhile! However no inputs do not build soil that way. If I do have to mechanically build soil it's equal parts clay silt and sand. I appreciate your input, I just want 100% natural with no inputs.
OK, Great question! Soil begins with 3 ingredients the largest is sand, then silt, then the smallest is clay. You can test your soil for this by filling a glass container, with a lid, 2/3 full of your soil fill the remaining with water and shake it up really good--- really good! Set it down and leave it for a few days. When the water is clear measure each layer. The bottom layer is sand, as sand is the largest it is also the heaviest so it will settle to the bottom as the 1st layer, next layer will be silt. It will settle directly on the sand. Then the smallest and lightest will be clay. Should be perfectly clear layers. This is the basis of all soil.What do you mean with clay and sand?
I've sowed 2 Bruce banner seeds green into pea, vetch, oat and clover. I will sow 2 more into rich soil with no companions--- other then the companions they are the same: worms, biomass, mulch etcetera. I will also be planting a gurrilla grown. please stay tuned I'm excitedIm on my second season (starting april), I want to grow all natural with only inputs bright water. I'm not dumb so please, I do not need any bragarts hating.
I intend to utilize a companion crop medely and my own closed.loop compost as mulch.
Id love to get authentic thoughts, not prayers. Starting with Bruce Banner and a separate guerrilla grow with green crack. Variety doesn't really matter and that's what I'm doing.
Thoughts, advice (especially if no inputs intrigues you or you've done this grow), and or questions are welcome.
Im in 7a so 21ish weeks.
Lookin great!Only think I've used in my grow is potting soil, water, and coffee grounds occasionally and I'm at day 46 of flower. My soil has slow release nutrients though so its supposed to have enough for 4 months. Doing great for me so far but this is my first grow
OH!!!! My also my worms!!!! Went foraging for worms a couple years ago and happened across a couple real fookin studs, so I put em in my pots and over the past couple years I've been lucky enough to find a few more 12 inchers!!! They are all breeding year round now for 2 years!Lookin great!
Coffee grounds are great source of fixed n however, research suggests they won't have an impact until next season if left undisturbed--- maybe even 2 seasons.
Im super cited about this grow as I will be breeding for seeds in 100% natural soil with zero inputs other then creek water! I just started my other few beans for guerilla grow my best bud. Post more pics id love to watch her grow!!!
I make liquid fertilizer out of the coffee grounds instead of mixing it into the soil so it's more readily available for themLookin great!
Coffee grounds are great source of fixed n however, research suggests they won't have an impact until next season if left undisturbed--- maybe even 2 seasons.
Im super cited about this grow as I will be breeding for seeds in 100% natural soil with zero inputs other then creek water! I just started my other few beans for guerilla grow my best bud. Post more pics id love to watch her grow!!!
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