Recent content by TJ Watch

Yield is primary, but I wouldn't deliberately hurt the quality for an extra 3%.... I don't need the biggest-evah yield and I don't need the best-evah taste nor the most-evah amount of THC. Something like the 80-20 rule for all three, but yield, then taste, then THC. If that even makes sense.

Can I really feed 16 tree sized plants for an entire season using just 100 gallons of tea made for about 100$ ?? 50 gallon ITEM SEASON UNIT COST DESC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 cups worm castings 38 cups $15.00...

I don't have recipes yet, researching now. I think I need one for veg and one for bloom. I'm in Southern Oregon and my valley stays warm past halloween. I'm not sure if it will be a lot of work. Every morning I plan on feeding 6, watering 6, and looking at all 18. Then I start another 5-gallon...

So, every 3 days, each plant gets 2/3 of a gallon of tea plus a gallon of water. I could have just said that, sorry. Then they skip a day, and then another gallon of water on the 3rd day.

Please check my thinking here.... This plan is "general" to help me check my understanding of the compost tea process. I know I'll have to make daily adjustments based on weather, plants, etc. Assume I'm growing 18 outdoor trees in 100-gallon soil bags, with lots of pumice etc. I want a...

Is this price too good to be true? They say it's pure... Unco Industries Wiggle Worm Organic Earthworm Castings Fertilizer, 30-Pound. Price: $24.02

I'm learning. This is my 3rd year, and it will be my first organic grow. I want my soil at the end of the season to be a living and thriving. If things go well then next year maybe I can mainly use compost tea. For now, since I don't know much, I'm willing to overspend a bit just to make sure I...

I'm growing in 100-gallon bags, using a rich loamy compost. I'd like to budget for the season, and buy what I'll need in bulk. I'm planning on using EJ plus azomite and maybe a few other things... Is there a place or a method to help me predict my total costs & needs? Also, any advice on EJ is...