GrizzWalds - Aussie Indoor/Outdoor - Choose Your Own Adventure

Still remember the first time using Chem nutes and fried them . Was like I gave u girls f all lol ohhh tea spoon not table spoon


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Couple things...

Gypsum (Ca and S) is available real quick and it does not affect PH. Egg shell and oyster take time, and as Grizz said, a mortar and pestle works great. Or a coffee grinder.

Molasses has lots of goodness. To my knowledge there is no fermenting needed. BSM is more a food for the lowest level bacteria, archaea and sometimes fungi.

I recommend learning about the soil food web. Teaming with Microbes by Jeff Lowenfels is a great book and will help you understand why you add what you add. You're feeding the soil, not the plant.

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Thanks Heirloom, I love good info... I'm just trying to replicate, to a degree, what I do outside.. I feel like I know what I'm doing without knowing why I'm doing it. Hard to explain. Listening to my plants is best way. I try and think like them, think what I've feed, if they be hungry or thirsty, also a bit of tough love here and there.. I know it's the soil im feeding but ultimately that's feeding the plant.. do you get gogojuice in America? The harmony or link between soil and plant, lol...
 
I have never heard of it. So I did a search and came up with a disgusting sounding energy drink concoction of Mt. Dew, 5-hour energy and some other crap, oh, red bull, made popular by some TV toddler. You're not feeding that are you? Or drinking it? Why would someone let their kid have that? WTF? I woke up in bizarro world.
 
GrizzWald said:
Charlie carp, mate all I used to use, haven't touched it since '04-5 somewhere around there.. I'm sure they changed it, can't remember but was never the same product.. I look at it all the time and wonder, lol..,
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I used to no the guy who originally started Charlie carp but I'm a fai bit older now so he is very old now and doubt he has anything to do with it now.Its pretty unlikely in Aus you will ever need a calcium addition but magnesium is something you will have to add if needed.Epsom salts seems to be the best for it but salts is something I've always been in trouble with but people swear by it
 
GrizzWald said:
How are you with snakes? They scare the hell outta me.. When I first moved here I grew a few on the back of some farms, didn't know about the snakes here. I went to see them one day, saw six king Browns, almost stepped on one that was curled & fat 10' not lying, never went and got those plants. I grew up in the bush, high country on other side of the state, snakes weren't an issue, lived in the bush. Down here is like snake valley. Strange too, cause it's close to being the most southern part of mainland Australia (south is cold here, lol)
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Yeah yawl got 'em over there Grizz, we got a few bad ones but nothing like you guys. I'm ordering a new pair of snake chapz now, finally got the goodie out of these after 10 years. Never got tested by snakes but briars and thorns wore 'em out over time. I don't go in the woods anymore w/o them very often.

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Heirloom said:
Wow, that's really early for a delivery.

Snakes might make me rethink. We have copperheads around here that are nasty. Seriously, don't poke it with a stick. It will take your stick away and come after you with it. Mean devils.
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true dat, cotton mouth same way.....mean bastards
 
Hi d at 3:30 in morning.. Man just had to get up, wind is crazy.. Had to jump neighbours fence and pull piece of sheet metal that was against his shed, bang bang bang.. Can't get to sleep now..

Just had a look at our deadliest snakes, saw heirloom mention copperheads, I thought we had them also.. Number 8 on our list.. What we call king Browns down here aren't actually king Browns, they don't come South into Victoria. We have eastern Browns, the deadliest snake in Australia, I knew they made me feel weird for a reason...

Captain, Blame the English for our strange words, that's where they come from. Then we were to isolated to hear new ones, lol..
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Heirloom, I had to look that up to know what you were talking about.. Wtf sums it up. No justification or answer just, wtf... Look up gogo juice Australia, that should bring it up...
 
I was going out back one day last week and there was a snake about 8' long... Needless to say I screamed and slammed the door but fella went around with a shovel and was just gonna flip him into the field... It coiled and started striking at him before he even got close...:straightface:... He died...:rip: I absolutely hate snakes...:circle-of-love:
 
got in trouble last week for posting a pic of a dead gator we were skinning out to eat and tan, 11 footer. I had forgotten that Cannafan or MS. B had said remember no dead animals.

So before I took the first step in preparing this one for dinner tonight I took a shot of him live which hopefully won't get me banned. This is a a Canebrake rattler, must have just shedded, the prettiest rattle snake I've ever seen, and I've seen a many, my Dad and a friend used to make me hold the croaker sack when they would flush them out of gopher holes in the winter when I was a youngun' they caught 'em live and took them to a couple of large rattlesnake Rodeos every year. Quite the site to have a pen full of live rattle snakes in your garage. They are fine eating! I'm worrying a bit about my Dixie Dawg as they seem to be moving pretty good round here lately, especially the moccasins.


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Love snake talk among non-Australians... I grew up avoiding Taipans. Apparently (just read this now), they have venom powerful enough to kill 100 adult men...!! I used to see these all the time. They get huge! Like, 5 metres long! They're quite beautiful.
Apparently, out of the 100 or so venomous ones here, only twelve could kill you, so that's not too bad..
Snakes will generally run away; I'm more worried about spiders here..... I get Redbacks and Funnel-Webs here.. Huntsman will bite but are not deadly. Everything here will bite you! Where I grew up, it's normal to go boating/fishing and see crocs, large and small.. In Cairns (where I grew up), if it floods, look out. Crocs in the main street..
Up there (tropical Far North Queensland), can't swim at the beach for fear of Box Jellyfish and Irukandji jellyfish (and crocs sometimes). Look them up if you want a fun info session just before a tropical holiday... The further north you go here, the more dangerous it gets!
South Africa has the Black Mumba, which is aggressive enough to chase you just to bite (so I've been told..) Very deadly also..
AAHHHHhh is so satisfying to talk wildlife with non-Australians... Only thing more fun is explaining cricket! But only if beer is available..
 
Heirloom said:
Snake is good eating. Though I never went out of my way to get dinner.

I keep a revolver with snake shot in it by the door all the time.
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Hope your a good shot! A pistol against a snake.. You'd wanna be right next to it!
 
Captainblast said:
got in trouble last week for posting a pic of a dead gator we were skinning out to eat and tan, 11 footer. I had forgotten that Cannafan or MS. B had said remember no dead animals.

So before I took the first step in preparing this one for dinner tonight I took a shot of him live which hopefully won't get me banned. This is a a Canebrake rattler, must have just shedded, the prettiest rattle snake I've ever seen, and I've seen a many, my Dad and a friend used to make me hold the croaker sack when they would flush them out of gopher holes in the winter when I was a youngun' they caught 'em live and took them to a couple of large rattlesnake Rodeos every year. Quite the site to have a pen full of live rattle snakes in your garage. They are fine eating! I'm worrying a bit about my Dixie Dawg as they seem to be moving pretty good round here lately, especially the moccasins.

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That is awesome. Never eaten snake, tho' I'd like to. I've had croc, very nice.. Kangaroo; nice in a stew! And completely cholesterol free!
 
Cool looking snake captain.. Does Snake taste like chicken, everything else seems to :rofl:
 
Training since 5yrs old. Yeah, to me gun control is hitting what you're aiming at. Snakes can be hard to hit. They jerk when the round lights off. That's why I use a bird/snake shot rather than a single solid projectile. I've missed point blank with a .22 because they're so fast. And I don't miss very often.

So you guerrilla growers, take note if you're going out in the bush armed. A shot type bullet may be a better bet. My revolver always has the first 2 rounds shot, the rest solids.

Of course this is protection and used only when the situation dictates.

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Santb, don't get into a gun fight with an American..I think they are better shots :rofl::rofl: All you Aussie hunters, don't get your barrels in a knot :rofl:
 
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