Conradino23
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Hey man, can we just rewind a bit, cause I got lost? So DT smokes like a Thai and finishes in 60 days or it's another strain?
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What kind of camera did ya get? Mine has been messing up so I've been doing alittle looking at them. I like this Power Shot I have,, but if it takes a crap I want an upgrade.
Girls are starting to fill in abit... GL and Keepem Green
Bob, I know you are a big proponent of horsetail fern tea in veg to resist Powdery Mildew.
Can I make potent tea from dried horsetail fern?
If not, can I brew and freeze horsetail fern tea?
Hey man, can we just rewind a bit, cause I got lost? So DT smokes like a Thai and finishes in 60 days or it's another strain?
Hey there Woody - yeah got a new camera... how could you tell?? hahahahaha... Got a Nikon D3400 DSLR... it's basically the same deal as the point and shoot cameras but has other added gadgets.. I'm got a Dummies book for the camera so I'm learning.
It's not cheap but it was in the top 10 DSLR camera review where every other camera was in the thousands of dollar price range and this one is not even close. It's considered entry level DSLR but it takes pretty good pics, I added another lens that works better for close up flower pics. We grow a lot of flowers in our outdoor gardens and my wife loves taking pictures of her flowers and her point and shoot (Cannon power shot) is at the end of it's life but still takes great pics. It was time to upgrade. I like the point and shoot for the ease of it all but I want to step it up if I can! I have a good eye, just don't know all the ins and outs of whats possible
I've got a lot to learn or re-learn, I used to mess around a lot with film SLR cameras back in the day but mostly did black and white.
Black and white photography is a great tool to learn to take better pics... I should get back to basics with this new camera.
It's all buttons and computers now... used to be all mechanical and I was good with that.. not so much with the computer driven gear. I just need to figure out what the mechanical equivalents are in the digital world. prolly just better off smoking some weed and taking some pics and go from there! Yeah... that's what I'm going to do. Thanks for the tip there Woody!
I get lost trying to even figure out the camera I have,, a Canon Power Shot. Imagine that,, It's the first kind of real camera I've had since 35 MM ones back in the 80's. Mine is getting kind of old,, I was thinking of another Cannon maybe the Rebel... I like the name.. But I did just look at the one you got. It has an onboard macro right? I kind of like what I've had, but it's kind of cursed,,, I dropped it off a 6' step ladder the first week I had it. Alittle repair later,, I've shot alot of pictures with it. A new set of batteries always helps. One day.. Alittle more than I want to spend for now but, I had a piece of dirt,,, probably some resin ball stuck in the lens and it woodn't move. I've used gummy fingers and the card won't come out anymore unless I pop it myself, but it still works. I want something with a good macro lens, something you can change lens with. Not that I take alot of pictures of anything but pot anyways.
Keepem Green
That is going to be my next undertaking...getting a worm farm going. After the xmas vacation I will start working on one. How much do you generally get from yours Radagast?
Nice colas there.
I'm wondering if any of you have EWC experience with the larger African Superworms. My little red wigglers just don't seem to be very active this summer in the veg area with consistent daytime highs of 82-84 degrees. They are not keeping up with the cannabis leaves, I probably have close to 5 gallons of unprocesssed leaves. They are still alive, but seem to be slow eaters. I'm guessing the big African worms might better enjoy the heat, but I'm wondering if they will be able to navigate the 1/4" plastic grating between the different worm trays in my Worm Factory 360.
Hey Rad.. yeah the red wigglers go dormant with heat and cold... We run a different worm bin than you, basically a compost bin 70 gal and 170 gal.
That setup takes a bit longer to get hot enough for the wigglers to take a break due to basically soil mass. The Euro crawlers want to dig deeper... so in our setup we have both, the red wigglers are at the top in mass and the Euro's dig deeper and compost the mostly already composted compost... if that makes any sense... for worm bins like you use the red wigglers should be the best bet.
I just dump all my leaves in the bin along with a big harvest of comfrey. I'm talking fill the 70gal container up to the top over flowing, in 3-4 days its back to less than 1/2 full .... I get itchy just thinking about it. There's a lot of activity in there, more than worms for sure.
Rad what you do is harvesting worm castings, in our setup we are harvesting compost... very very small difference, and I supplement my soil mix with "found" EWC along with our compost. We get the euro castings from the forest and mix that in with the soil mix, top dress and ACT.
At the end of my bins life cycle, we put all the compost thru a 1/2" screen frame into a wheel barrow. puttin the ARM in fARMing as you will. At the end of the day... plants gone wild! We take that compost and mix with CSPM 1:1 add in amendments and use that mix for our "mulch" for our outdoor gardens. Amazing results ... outdoors and indoors. I use the compost as "part" of my humus portion indoors. Worm castings being the other part of the humus mix.
If you want to fire up the Reds ... add in several cups of Kelp Meal.. and some rock dust (helps with the digestion and the final product).
I've been throwing in a fair amount of crab shell meal, and karanga and neem meal .. it's all good and the output is only as good and the input... doesn't matter how you're composting.
These little tweaks don't seem like much but I look at the composting the same as our soils... this is where I pay the most attention, to the inputs to our compost.
Kelp meal is gold!
The worms will love you.
Hey Bob, how do you recognize the ewc put in the woods?