Mr.Real
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So this raised bed was made with 1/3 peat, perlite and compost mostly. I added some coarse coco that is sold as mulch for walkways. The compost portion is chicken sheep and rabbit manure from my farm. This bed was made January of 2017. Copious amounts of Gaia green all purpose fertilizer was added as I mixed the components. A cover crop of oats was planted right away. I needed soil structure produced by the roots. straw was added as a ground cover. March 1st tomato plants were added. Compost was added to the oats that were flattened down to help them rot away. Some time in April/ may I started adding compost teas made from alfalfa hay and molasses to help with bacteria growth in my soil. When the tomatoes started blooming monthly topdressings of Gaia green was switched to the bloom nutes. They have been providing tomatoes for market since late May.
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i gotta guy for u bro.i do dwc organic but this guy will suit u well. @OrganikzAmendments I plant to use in my base mix include the Gaia green, the carbonatite, gypsum, alfalfa meal and kelp meal.
Also I will be using a bale or two of pro mix with myke to help start fungal growth.
Anything else I should be looking at to add to the mix?
Oh and the greenhouse is fully automated.What strains of cannabis do you plan on growing? Starting soon? What growing season or climate control do you have in mind?
So I have ground neem leaves, is this the same as neem meal? I have never heard of using barley flour or what clutch is. I have some reading to do, and quick. I'm planning to build this bed over the weekend and start preparations for my indoor bed build@Mr.Real
Have you looked into the benefits malted barley flour can bring to your garden? If you are looking into long term soil building an extremely high quality humus source is clutch.
3 things that will build your soil structure faster than anything. Neem cake or meal, malted barley flour, and kelp meal. I do a monthly top dress of kelp meal and 50/50 neem/karanja cake. I do weekly malted barley and push that down into the soil with a sprayer solution of aloe, fulvic acid, grow-sil.
My bed is 3 months old and has more life than my back yard soil.
Yes that works. The seed has the highest concentration I believe. Now about malted barley flour. There are tons of benefits.So I have ground neem leaves, is this the same as neem meal? I have never heard of using barley flour or what clutch is. I have some reading to do, and quick. I'm planning to build this bed over the weekend and start preparations for my indoor bed build
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