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No anger, not bitter, not mad, I'd never harbor those feelings. To do so would be like me inviting you in to destroy my happiness! SAT NAMSo much anger. So little coco coir.
No anger, not bitter, not mad, I'd never harbor those feelings. To do so would be like me inviting you in to destroy my happiness! SAT NAMSo much anger. So little coco coir.
No anger, not bitter, not mad, I'd never harbor those feelings. To do so would be like me inviting you in to destroy my happiness! SAT NAM
Why are you here? All i ever see from you is drama man move on pal you are not wantedSo much anger. So little coco coir.
So Random an hour ago my cousin asked me what was pasteurized and I was like Louis Pasteur"Liebig also turned his attention to the process of fermentation. Here he fell into error, for he believed that fermentation resulted from the transmission of vibration from the particles in the mixture, which he thought were in a state of violent motion. This theory regarded fermentation as being independent of living organisms, that is, as purely a chemical reaction. In the case of yeast, for example, he denied that it was living and became involved in a long dispute with Louis Pasteur on the question."
This guy doesnt seem credible at all. I fucking knew it. So every person has run with this guys wild idea. Honestly it seems that he just accidentally made a bunch of random shit. Chloroform...you really think he was trying to make that. Most discoveries by scientists are accidental.
I try my best to live free of ego bro!Guys were all here for a common goal. Now hydro vs organic needs to stop. Its a perception. People are here seeking help in self sufficiency utilizing alternative healing. Reading stories about advocates and healers and the compassion they have for folks in need has made this the new goal. I dont care how they get help, as long as they receive it. Hydro, aero, organics, maybe not human feces...
This is way bigger than boosting egos. This is some peoples quality of life. Keep that in mind.
Please, it's getting old. Admins keep getting on him and he keeps coming back to troll.Why are you here? All i ever see from you is drama man move on pal you are not wanted
Why are you here? All i ever see from you is drama man move on pal you are not wanted
It's good stuff.My cousin has severe digestive sensitivities. She drinks kombucha and swears by it. She hasnt had an issue since.
I did run into some issues. I'm not a perfect grower, nor do I claim to be, but still impressed with her given what she went through(thinking a buddy brought some mites over lol but nothing a little lemon oil in a diffuser couldn't stop!)150w hps tent 0 nutrients. Tea fed 1 time. 0 top dresses. View attachment 753651
Hell yeah! It's fascinating! Phosphate solubilizing bacteria! And after you get your soil and knowledge solid you pretty much don't have problems I haven't had problems in years.Please, it's getting old. Admins keep getting on him and he keeps coming back to troll.
I personally like I said before just like the idea of having a full herd doing all they can to keep my plant happy(eating, pooping and recycling nutrients every second of every day) and my plant thanking and returning the favor!(exodates!). Sticking to a feeding schedule is just "blah" to me. It's so boring and I'm doing 0 thinking. I love organic because I run into problems(not so much anymore) it's amazing to fully understand why your plant is doing something. Like calcium! Your plant needs calcium attached to a protein before it become available! I never knew that before organics. I think truly understanding why plants react and why they don't is very important if you want to be a great grower vs being a typical grower.
Haha holy crap the only book in that stack I don't have is the intelligent gardener haha I love the teaming books! And I'm at UCCS studying Soil biology currently and loving it! Have a few certs of Elaine Inghams soilfoodweb.net as well, but my knowledge is never satisfied!Read these! View attachment 753654
I like! Nice structure! High five!I get it but people will do what they want regardless. Show them, do not tell them. Thats whats cool about an idea. It belongs to you and no one can take it. Some can see it and some cant even fathom it. I get it and you get it and anyone else that wants to gets it. And you know it
#notillmovement.
Nice man! That's a full bush! The skinny part in the middle reminds me of soma's reclining Buddha! The bud would grow like a spiral staircase. Are you removing leaves?150w hps tent 0 nutrients. Tea fed 1 time. 0 top dresses. View attachment 753651
Word, it happens. I've been lucky the last thing I had was thrips in 2012 I think.I did run into some issues. I'm not a perfect grower, nor do I claim to be, but still impressed with her given what she went through(thinking a buddy brought some mites over lol but nothing a little lemon oil in a diffuser couldn't stop!)
Hell yeah! I'm 39 if I could go back I'd go for soil. I almost went for botany but ended up studying automation. I have attended permaculture workshops in Guatemala San Marcos La Laguna and Costa Rica Santa Teresa mal pais manualHaha holy crap the only book in that stack I don't have is the intelligent gardener haha I love the teaming books! And I'm at UCCS studying Soil biology currently and loving it! Have a few certs of Elaine Inghams soilfoodweb.net as well, but my knowledge is never satisfied!
Love Colorado, lived in Vail for five years, Eldorado canyon a year and wash park for a yearHaha holy crap the only book in that stack I don't have is the intelligent gardener haha I love the teaming books! And I'm at UCCS studying Soil biology currently and loving it! Have a few certs of Elaine Inghams soilfoodweb.net as well, but my knowledge is never satisfied!