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The Gee Spot - You Finally Found It
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I had a worled phyllotax Carolina Reaper pop up today. 2 worly's in 1 week.
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Thats interestingJust a thought - what if the wick ran further up into the soil??
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48 hours in the bubble cloner and the cuttings look happy.
Thy look very happy
48 hours in the bubble cloner and the cuttings look happy.
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Looking good, that reaper is scary hot! What do you do with it?
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7 more clones cut, all in swicky-jars. Lets see how it goes. All the canning jars are full for the 1st 48 hours, then I will lower them to various levels.
Only 6 tops let now. I gave her 8 gentle litres from the top and now I will leave her alone. If the wicking stops again I will use a bed of perlite.
Day 6 I believe.
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Mainly I try and convince people they really need to try it. Most do
Diabolical.
Congratulations
I had a worled phyllotax Carolina Reaper pop up today. 2 worly's in 1 week.
, Happy Birthday 
. CL
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Here is a good display of how good ewc is. This is one of the 3 stooges who sold their soul to science. It was starved. I added 1 tablespoon of ewc and watered it in. Nothing else.
Jan 28
Feb 6.
It still looks sad but its up and praying.
2 of the 3 got the ewc. All else remained the same.
Jan 28
Feb 6.
It still looks sad but its up and praying.
2 of the 3 got the ewc. All else remained the same.
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This won't last long as the calcium in it opened up the soil and the humates in it were fully loaded seving platters (humic colloids) but the calcium is already sinking and it was only 1 tablespoon so the fully loaded colloids will get eaten down quickly.
If its praying its motor is running well and revving strongly at the moment.
At day 14 from the 1st ewc feeding it will get a larger feeding of it. I'm just not sure how much yet. We shall see. 14 days may be too long too. Other scars of torture may arise as well.
If its praying its motor is running well and revving strongly at the moment.
At day 14 from the 1st ewc feeding it will get a larger feeding of it. I'm just not sure how much yet. We shall see. 14 days may be too long too. Other scars of torture may arise as well.
It's an experience most of us should have!Mainly I try and convince people they really need to try it. Most do
How often would you add the castings if you wanted to keep going that way?
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It depends on the stage of growth but weekly at least to grow forward consistently. I want to see how long until the praying stops.
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next feeding I may mix coco with the ewc for the microbes and fungii.
Gee, I googled EWC and I got earth worm compost. Is that correct? Why and how would you mix the coco? Or have I got the complete wrong end of the stick?
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EWC is earthworm compost. Coco is a rich carbon source. I often mix the 2 and add it as a top dressing. The life in LOS loves carbon.
I want to make myself an earth worm farm. I get heavy winter rainfall and temps get down to about 5 C at coldest and usually sit at about 10 to 15 C. I don't have any cover for the farm. Gee, do you have any suggestions for how I could construct one and what materials I could use?
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