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Did the beer make it.... lol Also looking forward to your drawings...
I kicked it over as I was trying to dry my bowl! Yup, I forgot about my bowl that was sitting there too. See what happens when you try to relax.
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Did the beer make it.... lol Also looking forward to your drawings...
As i remember, i used about two hands full of each, worked into the top 1 foot of soil. Nothing scientific going on here !! Personally, i did'nt have a problem with varmits, but i've heard of dig ups blamed on bloodmeal. There's a ton of good info listed under outdoor growing, on this web-site. If you can find aged cow manure compost, then you can mix that into you native soil and also use it for for mulch and every time it rains or you water them, they get fertilized. Whatever you do don't use fish fertilizer outdoors. To many varmits like fish smell !! You gonna be the middle of june before you got a big enough plant to put outside. Also consider adding some dolimite lime to your top soil. I'd use about 1/4 cup, in a 3x3 hole. I used to go about two weeks after setting the seedlings out and give them a good slug of high nitrogen chemical fertilizer, and then when they started budding, i'd give them some bloom ferts. But nothing fancy and it worked, but i don't want to smoke those chemicals anymore. So in summary, 40% native soil, 60% aged cowshit compost, 1 8 qt. bag of worm castings, 1/4 cup dolimite lime, 1 1/4 cup each of bone and blood meal, and use the cowshit compost for mulching around each plant. Also, 2 gals. of perlite to that 3x3 hole will do wonders. Probably other animal compost is just as good or better, but that's what we use here, because i can get a pick up truck full for 10 bucks. I use it in my veg. garden and my flower gardens. Good stuff !! Almost sounds like a commercial for cowshit !!Slowpuffer, I read somewhere in here that blood meal will attract varmints. What is your experience with that?
Also, how do you use the blood and bone meals?
Did you add them in different times of growth or mixed in with the soil?
The shovel was hanging in the shed, I had time for only 1 trip, was carrying a bag of Forest compost into the forest. lol
Thanks man.
As i remember, i used about two hands full of each, worked into the top 1 foot of soil. Nothing scientific going on here !! Personally, i did'nt have a problem with varmits, but i've heard of dig ups blamed on bloodmeal. There's a ton of good info listed under outdoor growing, on this web-site. rains or you water them, they get fertilized. Whatever you do don't use fish fertilizer outdoors. To many varmits like fish smell !! You gonna be the middle of june before you got a big enough plant to put outside. Also consider adding some dolimite lime to your top soil. I'd use about 1/4 cup, in a 3x3 hole. I used to go about two weeks after setting the seedlings out and give them a good slug of high nitrogen chemical fertilizer, and then when they started budding, i'd give them some bloom ferts. But nothing fancy and it worked, but i don't want to smoke those chemicals anymore. So in summary, 40% native soil, 60% aged cowshit compost, 1 8 qt. bag of worm castings, 1/4 cup dolimite lime, 1 1/4 cup each of bone and blood meal, and use the cowshit compost for mulching around each plant. Also, 2 gals. of perlite to that 3x3 hole will do wonders. Probably other animal compost is just as good or better, but that's what we use here, because i can get a pick up truck full for 10 bucks. I use it in my veg. garden and my flower gardens. Good stuff !! Almost sounds like a commercial for cowshit !!
I think I'll pop the batteries in again after they charge completely. Let's see what happens then.Hey bro that sucks about the camera.
Last year me and the wife were hiking and while crossing a stream she dropped our cam in, I didn't see it but I asked her why she was staring at the water and she said " I dropped the camera." and she points to it... I said "jesus christ pick it up why you just looking at it." Instead of picking it up she just looks at me with one of those looks so I jumped in boots and all to grab it.
Took the batt out right away and when we got home I put it in the oven @ 200 for 10 minutes at a time for about an hour then 3 days later it started working again. Some LCDs dont appreciate the heat but it gets close to 200 ina closed car so I figured it could survive.
Only thing is theres a tiny bit of mineral residue inside the lens now from the waqter evaporating but Im too cheap to get another one.
Edit: Just to be clear for anyone that tries this the battery does not go in the oven.
Sorry for your cam Sisco that fuck up enjoy to look at your picture.
hope you will get one soon check thrift store cheap digital cam or pound shop. May was a fuck up month any way. Just go take a and everything gone a be all rigth.
I didn't really think he was gonna do something like that. He was helping me so that was all my fault.Wow, he got a three bagger with that hose, suck. My daughter did sort of the same thing. While I had my back turned she started spaying the outlet my fountains plugged into. Luckily it GFI and shut itself down with zero damage. I fee for you.. Good luck...
Hi sisco Bad luck on the camera Buddy. Your luck will turn soon after this last month it's just got to get better. Maybe its a sign that your going to have a hell of a good grow in the forest!