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Korean natural farming indigenous mico organisms

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Just started a 350 pound pile of imo3(indigenous mico organisms). .used rice mill,oats and wood chips.i have 7 different cultures from an old growth forest .smells like sour dough bread baking.after it cools down in a week,i will add its weight in dirt back to it and activate again with water and nuitrients.at this when it cools again it will be ready to spread in garden or make microbe teas.top dress with it in indoor pots after harvest
 

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I ground the oats before I put them in.when its dun it will be kinda like pellets.the microbes ball up the dirt into little hang outs.here Is some finished imo4.i use it like this.gotta stir it twice a day to keep it aerobic. Its gotta stay under 120 f.
 

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Are you in a legal grow state right now?
Nope. It is up on the ballot however. We think it will be legal this year but the way the law is written, only possession and use will be legal. Grows must be licensed and limited. We want it to pass. We can fight the grow restrictions after we get it legal.
 
I ferment kombucha, yogurt, and sauerkraut. I also grow microgreens. I don't see any reason why pot plant can't have some.
 
I ferment kombucha, yogurt, and sauerkraut. I also grow microgreens. I don't see any reason why pot plant can't have some.
They love it.like all living things. Concentrated forest. I get my collections where I think no one has walked in a couple hundred years.i used seven different collections for this pile
 
I ferment kombucha, yogurt, and sauerkraut. I also grow microgreens. I don't see any reason why pot plant can't have some.
If you make all that stuff look into Korean natural farming. You will never need to go to the grow shop again......
 
I am looking into it. I have very little space, but I'll do what I can. When I'm not using my tent for weed, I'll likely grow tomatoes or cucumbers. I wish I could get a bit of soil in old growth forest, but I don't know if my body would cooperate. That, and it's rain season.
 
Added the dirt to my microbe pile making it imo4.smells amazing like the forest floor. When its done it will go in my veggie garden. i will save some to make teas and top dress indoor garden.this is my second year spreading microbes on my farm. It has been keeping away the powdery mildew and blight that we get every year.
 

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