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I only see him as guest. Search is MUCH improved. I'm usually 24/7, I only do 18/6 after stressful events.

I read one mm, the holes on watering cans are about 2 I don't see how you can get a mist from 1mm hole. your nemotodes aren't getting through I tells ya :-)

Oh jeeze, from Mother Nature to THG... I could really blow this! I'm not one to disagree with you THG but Jeffry tells me I need a 1mm hole at least to pass them nemotodes and such. Those watering cans have 2mm holes (ok for fatty nemotodes) But I can't even see the tiny holes on my misters...

She hasn't spoken to me in years... none too happy with what I've been doing to her plants no doubt

I'm pretty sure you can NOT mist microbes, however the proof evades me. I read the holes are way too small for teas, you have to use a concrete sprayer and I'm not forking over for one of those.

It's a bug thing, Rose. Apparently if you coat 70% of both sides, keeps them bastids away. The other hard thing is you have avoid to avoid blasting them and instead, "parachute" the droplets, how do you do that? Gravity keeps messing me up.

I want to apply my tea to the leaves. The tops are easy but how do you get the bottoms. I have an upside down sprayer but it mists, too small, kills microbes. Can I paint the bottoms with a basting brush?

haha, that's exactly what I used but not until the 3rd one :-( the cork backing has long since "slipped" off

ah, the planning stage, sure. I'd still do worst case planning myself. Like cruising in a V8 vs flat out in a 4. It's all day long too, it's not like making toast or a cup of coffee. Run a couple 20A branch circuits. Not aluminum wiring in there. is it?

Nothing, just the 8 open ended tubes but I had to weigh them down using an 8 port splitter... backwards :) I read that the stone bubbles are too small and also that the microbes clog the pores. I'm using it tonight on the 8 transplanted this afternoon.... I hurt two of them real bad. (smaller...

indoor?

So, the thread motors on. I AM going with the bed idear so I'm thinking this thread is okay. Or move me to the "grows" section is fine. I just like the idea of folks looking over my shoulder. Here's my soil for the bed "cooking" for 30 - 60 days. NPK handled by worm, bone, kelp also have peat...

Jeeze, PC, did you see these plants before you guys suggested dirt and saved me arse? This is my first stab at organic and I'm just using a little more than you describe I'd get from the woods. Grow 1 is all purpose plus molasses and Grow 2 has a bit more in the dirt, and that's it other than...

I forgot about that too, I've since abandoned the "bed" idea, I'd be transplanting right before flipping. But then Nick brings up the root thing again, boy the tubs would be great for that, especially going no till. So, I'm on the fence again. In meantime, soil won't be ready for 30 - 60...

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why be hypothetical? watt meters are cheap

I'm worse than a woman, I've changed my mind again. I don't want to shock them with a transplant to the bed. I am going to try a soil mixture though but I am amazed at the growth with tea and mol. I read something about alfalfa that made me dismiss it but I can't recall what. My soil won't be...

Pardon me a sec there, Dman. AND I THINK THOSE SPENDTHRIFT LIBERALS SHOULD REFUND THAT 600 dollar PARDON fee to anyone who's ever had to pay it too! and an apology wouldn't hurt

If anybody can introduce e-coli in to a grow room, it's me.

I was going for the sheep then I found some compost w/o crap, it's fishy though and I can't recall if that's better for bacteria or fungi. Anyways, I'm closer to that recipe up there and want to fill these two tubs and transplant. A flower tub and a veg tub. I have 3 crops (2 1/2) 8 plants in...