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I guess were having a competition! ez cloner vs plug method both using hydrate & nanobreath
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there you go jims delivered 1k live worms in the middle of summer last year ,all alive to when i got themOh shit your boy going big time..
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Will take more pictures of the bins.. I bought the biggest they had at lowes.. I believe 50 gal container..
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They look good. :) Now you just need to name all your new babies. ;) lolOverall Very pleased with my Worms.. They was alive and well just like stated.. :)
You can see the peat moss and the contents of the bag. :)
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Sadly no grow just looking. :badboy:
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bring it on buddy, I dont use cloners so never tested this myself. Its simply because we have too much stock, we would need thousands of cloners, or a system, so we just plug, RB, shelf and spray mateI guess were having a competition! ez cloner vs plug method both using hydrate & nanobreath
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yeah better to get these things locally man. Most worm cast will contain trace eggs, and we have a living soil system that ships a blended organic vermicast mix with more eggs than usual. Overtime these hatch and begin to live among your growing plant, providing ongoing benefits. It is really important to keep the moisture levels and food inputs right when using an LSI RLOSthere you go jims delivered 1k live worms in the middle of summer last year ,all alive to when i got them
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are they wriggling lots? They love the slurry from KAMINO mate. They wriggle like a cat on a hot tin roof :-) If they arent moving, or are sluggish, you need to get them sorted.Overall Very pleased with my Worms.. They was alive and well just like stated.. :)
You can see the peat moss and the contents of the bag. :)
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this site might provide some help mate http://www.thewormdude.com/
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What would you suggest for solution mix using rootbetter per liter I'll be doing 16 cuts in ez cloner & 16 cuts in plugs using same solutionbring it on buddy, I dont use cloners so never tested this myself. Its simply because we have too much stock, we would need thousands of cloners, or a system, so we just plug, RB, shelf and spray mate
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Also adding some hydrate!What would you suggest for solution mix using rootbetter per liter I'll be doing 16 cuts in ez cloner & 16 cuts in plugs using same solution
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When I use it mate, I pour about a gram on a clean surface, dinner plates work well. then I take each cut, wet the end in clean filtered water about pH6.7 mine is, I then roll the cut in the root better until its well covered, you just need to get a bit on, as you might using say Clonex. If I pre soak my plugs, I tend to go for about 1/5g per plug tops so on 16 I would use a max 2.5g mixed in to the L and them soak the plugs before planting up asap with the cuts. I think the wet and roll is more cost effective, but I haven't tried the cloner and doubt there would be much in it in terms of total weight of RB used, i will grab one, a cloner i mean, from Ben so i can run it and help out mate if needed.What would you suggest for solution mix using rootbetter per liter I'll be doing 16 cuts in ez cloner & 16 cuts in plugs using same solution
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just a few drops in a L about 2-4 drops will be enough, Hydrate has a bio stim for root fungus mate, so its good for the purposes of cloning with biologyAlso adding some hydrate!
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Righteous, i have a clone order to fill, plus im keeping a couple mothers around for myself , hoping to get home on Saturday finally , been at work since the 14th, i miss my garden! Loljust a few drops in a L about 2-4 drops will be enough, Hydrate has a bio stim for root fungus mate, so its good for the purposes of cloning with biology
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are they wriggling lots? They love the slurry from KAMINO mate. They wriggle like a cat on a hot tin roof :) If they arent moving, or are sluggish, you need to get them sorted.
this site might provide some help mate http://www.thewormdude.com/
Yeah they was wiggling loads... They love k-amino?? LOL.. I always have some extra water from waterings.. So pouring k-amino water on there media they love?
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When I use it mate, I pour about a gram on a clean surface, dinner plates work well. then I take each cut, wet the end in clean filtered water about pH6.7 mine is, I then roll the cut in the root better until its well covered, you just need to get a bit on, as you might using say Clonex. If I pre soak my plugs, I tend to go for about 1/5g per plug tops so on 16 I would use a max 2.5g mixed in to the L and them soak the plugs before planting up asap with the cuts. I think the wet and roll is more cost effective, but I haven't tried the cloner and doubt there would be much in it in terms of total weight of RB used, i will grab one, a cloner i mean, from Ben so i can run it and help out mate if needed.
I have an Aeroponic Cloner also :).. I just prefer my Peat Pucks and Dome.. If I need to break that bad boy out.. I will.. LOL
Have a monster competition looks like.. hahaha.. Going to have to do a separate dome for this competition.. LOL
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Kamino for the worms?Yeah they was wiggling loads... They love k-amino?? LOL.. I always have some extra water from waterings.. So pouring k-amino water they love? LOL
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Kamino for the worms?
LOL.. Not sure I think he means for the media they are in.. Either way funny shit.. Going to have some k-amino worms up in this bitch. hahaha LOL
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yeah the slurry for the process of making it mate, we empty it in the bins, they cycle it, nothing is wasted mateKamino for the worms?
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well I suspect they will, we use the slurry from the process mate, they eat that shit all day long, its just fermented plants and aminos anywayYeah they was wiggling loads... They love k-amino?? LOL.. I always have some extra water from waterings.. So pouring k-amino water on there media they love?
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Sadly no grow just looking. :badboy:
Hopefully soon friend. :) Even if just some outdoor vegetables in a container or flowers.. Growing is Growing.. Feel Free to share.
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You use some kind of a dome to keep the humidity up?bring it on buddy, I dont use cloners so never tested this myself. Its simply because we have too much stock, we would need thousands of cloners, or a system, so we just plug, RB, shelf and spray mate
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