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he will run right up to it like he's about to beat some ass, THEN.......he smells an slowly walks away... Ha ha I think he's just disappointed it didn't hiss or something
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whatta do when u backhand that ho an she bounce back at ya quicker than Ethiopian chicken!!LMAO.. I always tell those bugs keep to yourself and all groovy. You get to fucking with me in my bubble and I got that ninja backhand.. KAPOW!!!
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whatta do when u backhand that ho an she bounce back at ya quicker than Ethiopian chicken!!
LMAO. I will smoke one to that one.
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he will run right up to it like he's about to beat some ass, THEN.......he smells an slowly walks away... Ha ha I think he's just disappointed it didn't hiss or something
I once witnessed similar effects. LOL just means he is a passionate dog. hahahaha :D
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does yours hate to be left alone. I don't mean if u go get groceries or the mall, but if u outside an he's not, or a different room, he ALWAYS gotta be there. Sadly....I LOVE THAT ABOUT HIM.I once witnessed similar effects. LOL just means he is a passionate dog. hahahaha :D
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does yours hate to be left alone. I don't mean if u go get groceries or the mall, but if u outside an he's not, or a different room, he ALWAYS gotta be there. Sadly....I LOVE THAT ABOUT HIM.
Oh yeah.. LOL they are so loyal and I got him from a bad home at a very young age he was like 4 weeks old I think so he is very clingy to me and my girl. I love it, but mine knows how to play the part to try and make me feel bad when he knows I am leaving without him. hahaha he literally follows me and waits until he sees me slipping on my shoes and he loses it and loves to punch random things. hahaha :D
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same here with the guilt trip, or he'll go sit by the back hatch. If he thinks u going he'll sleep there waiting
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Lol, My black dog was trying to catch bees today when I was watering the tomatoes. True story. They would fly up from the ground and she would try to catch them in her mouth. All I hear is her chomping, chomping.....and occasionally jumping up in the air. LOL She did that for a good half an hour.LMAO.. Those things are so loud also. My dog loves torturing them luckily he doesn't eat them and just paws them. All I can hear off in the distance is him torturing some random bugs. LOL Does your dog think he is bad to the bone to any animals outside? Mine can see a dam leaf out of place and he is raising hell. hahaha :)
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cheers...down the hatch...in more ways than one :-) *sniggers*BOING! LMAO.. If only I was younger and some stud muffin. HAHAHHA :D Hell yeah I got 25 seeds and plan to put them all to use in time. MORINGA FOR ALL. LOL :D
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yeah they wont live long in a packet, one month in the fridge, once you add them they will multiply if they find shit to eat, they munch, infect, grow inside the bodies of the target and bingo, loads more rampant nematodes, but they are prone to drying, you must keep soils mist for 2 weeks after application. They will kill most pest within 2-5 days, regular applications is IPM in the sweet spot ;-)you just water it in,once a month,worth the money if they work
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2kg per 100L of soil will give you about 3 years of mineralisation about right for most folks in outdoor beds that dont want to be applying every nutrient under the sun. The area can be top dressed there after, best to mulch in rock dust with some woodchips and worm casts or manure. Do it in the late fall or over winter, with an early application of Bio Veg tea in the spring once the soil has reached 5c and bingo, just let the rain and water do the rest :)ya i was thinking plan water,,im still gonna put some rock dust in for later stage
Any of you folks living around palm trees can collect these and burn them down, they make excellent K fertiliser for most fast fruit and veg crops that flower. This can be top dressed once you see the first sign of flowers, and then every 2 weeks till harvest at a rate of 50g (10tsps) per 5L or 1.5 gallons US
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is it any good? the brochure i mean? You know I aint a marketer, I got soil under my nails to prove itLOL. :D I must say it is MMMMMM AZING.. They are doing great work over there and can't wait till it's finalized to show off. :D
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I find its wise to know what we squash, so what was it LOLNO!!!!!!!! nom nom nom DIE!!! look at them eyeball's?!?!?! I didn't have a weapon, jus my hands, I SWEAR I FLICKED THAT THING WITH MY FINGER SOOOOOO HARD MY FINGER HURT AN IT STARTED FLYING AT ME. Ever have a cob web touch u in the dark?? I TURNED INTO STRAIGHT COB WEB NINJA!had me crawlin on my hands an knees Chopin like Bruce lee, man if this shit was on video id never live down!!
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idk the science name, someone said it ciacde something like that. I've always reffered to them as locust. But I could be wrong.I find its wise to know what we squash, so what was it LOL
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ya im defitnely gonna run some threw those boxes ,,need all tha help i can get,lmaoyeah they wont live long in a packet, one month in the fridge, once you add them they will multiply if they find shit to eat, they munch, infect, grow inside the bodies of the target and bingo, loads more rampant nematodes, but they are prone to drying, you must keep soils mist for 2 weeks after application. They will kill most pest within 2-5 days, regular applications is IPM in the sweet spot ;-)
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so eco ,let me see if i got this right,,the bio balance foilar,,is pretty much like the bio balance media,,fix issuess or mistakes in soil,,the foilar is doing pretty much like asprin and epsome salt mending and adjusting the balance threw foilar ,,correct,,but can also be used in soil to balance also,but main purpose is to feed threw leaves ,right
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you can use them as low as 41f but try not to use them in the day, wait till sundown and apply, then keep those space nice and damp for at least two weeks, dont do it then go on holiday in a drought LOLya im defitnely gonna run some threw those boxes ,,need all tha help i can get,lmao
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yes, the reason we call it foliar mate is that the stuff goes through sprayers with no filter, no drama, whereas balance media this is a more gluppy mix, it can jam up some fine nozzle heads or require that you filter sediment to prevent pipe blockages in irrigation lines. But you can use both in both ways. I dont actually think i make a product that cant be used as a foliar, or a drench mate LOL.so eco ,let me see if i got this right,,the bio balance foilar,,is pretty much like the bio balance media,,fix issuess or mistakes in soil,,the foilar is doing pretty much like asprin and epsome salt mending and adjusting the balance threw foilar ,,correct,,but can also be used in soil to balance also,but main purpose is to feed threw leaves ,right
Even root better can be used a folair spray in humid conditions as a leaf mold bio control and control of many leaf biting insects. It only works in high RH % conditions, so i dont recommend it to indoor growers burning 1000w lamps at 30% RH, but if you live where its warm and damp all the time, spraying root better on the plant will have substantial benefits
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Better in the name Better Organix means: more flexible then most so called growth systems mate, it means more science to back the claims of observational organics, and it means better company morals, less polluting, less likely to try to lobby a government to benefit us alone, less likely to underpay and over work its staff, less likely to knowingly defraud and or falsely attempt to gain market share. better contact with clients, Better response times. :-)
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cool,,dont know what the fuck up with me,,ya i been actualy understanding this stuff,kind of like me mind went into remission from the dead zone,,lmao,,but ya im digging what you burying brotheryes, the reason we call it foliar mate is that the stuff goes through sprayers with no filter, no drama, whereas balance media this is a more gluppy mix, it can jam up some fine nozzle heads or require that you filter sediment to prevent pipe blockages in irrigation lines. But you can use both in both ways. I dont actually think i make a product that cant be used as a foliar, or a drench mate LOL.
Even root better can be used a folair spray in humid conditions as a leaf mold bio control and control of many leaf biting insects. It only works in high RH % conditions, so i dont recommend it to indoor growers burning 1000w lamps at 30% RH, but if you live where its warm and damp all the time, spraying root better on the plant will have substantial benefits
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