It's in the F2 generation that he found it. I'm planning on open pollinating the F2s I got and I'm hoping to find it in the F3s I get. Good luck. Con mentioned it's about a 1 in 50 from what he's seen.
), you refer in previous journals to the Lacto and Acidophilus you add - I'm currently making an LABs (Lactobacillus starter) and am wondering will this just have acidophilus in it as well or do I need to do something different/extra to get that?
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So you just toss nettle plants into a bucket of wa'er without the root mashed if you have time and let them dissolve over a week or so (it really depends on the temps). You can strain it later to catch all these stems that have more silica and they take longer to be broken down, but it's not necessary. It's a self-brewing tea. There's loads of bacteria living on this plant, so it's ready as soon you can see the foam disappear (that will be a sign of cooking). Later you either spray or use it as a soil fertiliser or both.
With LAB rice wash catches all the bacteria necessary for the process of colonising. It's the same thing as petri dish with agar. After adding milk lactobacillus starts dominating, cause it digests the lactose very quickly and starts multiplying.
I hope that helps
