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Used to be a dude here....natural therapy...best no till farmer I've seen in many moons,that being said .... I've noticed on online forums that when good people with really good empathetic Hearts go online sometimes things gets lost in posting and people get toxic with one another where I don't think it would happen in person so I imagine a lot of good people that we're sharing and helping and throwing out knowledge that people have lost or might I find really hard to find like recipes for the recipe for exactly what you're asking for Natural Therapy I think had here a recipe offering it to people here, in years of his work just being shared because he's a loving caring person I want the community back like that if it's possible anything I can do to helpWell for this application it will depend on pot size. Once you get over 30 gallon pots then worms can play a integral roll in a no till container. there are 2 type of worms to consider when doing no till, red wigglers and night crawlers. red wigglers will help compost the mulch layer. Night crawlers will help keep the soil aerated. I only run European night crawlers in my beds. However If i did a smaller container like a 30 gallon, id run both.
As for No till growing literature there isnt much directly focused on cannabis. Especially in a no till environment. You can find some good threads on various forums. Id say if you looking to explore this as a new grower than watching the Build A Soil 10x10 Season 1 and 2 on youtube will give you a solid foundation to start on running a no till set up. After that getting into the Soil Food Web by Dr. Elaine Ingham is a great source to learn about soil biology and how to recondition used soil naturally.
You can also check out my current grow journal where i run 2 4x4 beds.
Here is the link for my journal.
Multi Strain Bed Grow looking for keepers
Hello everyone, Laziest grower of all time here with my 2 organic 4x4 beds. Our Living Soil Bed is 2 years old with 7 year old soil in it. Then we have the new bed that is coming up on its first year and 3rd run. This is a Hugel Kultrue style bed. It was half filled with aged wood. Found a tree...www.thcfarmer.com
As for Vermiculture I plan on starting with a planter that is approx. 625L in capacity and adding approximately 100 Night Crawlers ( get lots of the for fishing around my area, no picking up individuals for this garden!) hopefully they will start to thrive and propagate into their new home.
The plan is to start cover crops of clover, fescue, some dandelions, and other ground covers in early April once the frost is off in order to be able to clip and hand turn the soil, the idea being that no till doesn't necessarily mean no movement of the top soil completely. Turning the cover crops into the ground and adding some news paper mulch for the worms should feed them, then its just a matter of getting clones in the ground .
Used to be a dude here....natural therapy...best no till farmer I've seen in many moons,that being said .... I've noticed on online forums that when good people with really good empathetic Hearts go online sometimes things gets lost in posting and people get toxic with one another where I don't think it would happen in person so I imagine a lot of good people that we're sharing and helping and throwing out knowledge that people have lost or might I find really hard to find like recipes for the recipe for exactly what you're asking for Natural Therapy I think had here offering it to people the insane yours in years of his work just being shared because he's a loving caring person I want the community back like that if it's possible anything I ca
Best part about Canada is pine trees everywhere, I will be using trimmings from trees grass and mix it in with household vegetable waste to make a compost as well so hopefully it will help balance out the nutrient profile for the cover crops.
Have been using these guys since 2016....only thing I miss is the nettles for nitrogen fixing. Too bad your notoutdoors cause honey locusts...most locusts tres in general are a pretty hard working species when it comes to nN fixation in their soils they grow in. Fascinating trees
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