GrizzWalds - Aussie Indoor/Outdoor - Choose Your Own Adventure

Hello vladputin and welcome... You got a journal going for your bubba? I'll come over if you have.. Can't wait to flip and get the show on the road with her, I've had enough fun with topping her etc I wouldn't mind seeing flowers now, lol...


Dennise :circle-of-love: how was today?

Heirloom :passitleft: I could go back to sleep now.

Ajagunle, it pays to be a slave :rofl:
 
777hrd said:
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I wish my tent was like that movie and u put things in a cupboard and they come to life . Indian in the cupboard I think it's called . Wish u could put seeds in and close then open bam it's harvest time


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I kinda missed this the other night 777, sorry mate.. Awesome man, you must be happy that lot 30-60 broke ground, lol... What lighting you got? End up getting leds? Everybody else's tents seem to do that compared to mine.. I grow turtles :rofl:
 
I'm liking the gnatnix on top of pots.. It has an immediate effect on the gnats.. With the matting underneath, it's also serving another purpose for me in displacing the water more evenly around the plant.. I end up dumpling my water in which can divot the top of soil, gnatnixis stopping this from happening. They must have used recycled self levelling glass, lol..
 
I like a 1.5L pump up sprayer set to spray rather than stream. Easier to control the amount and less potential for pooling or running. Better over all distribution, even right to the pot/soil boundary where it's likely to run the most. Takes more time though. I was doing it in small quantities 2-3 times through out watering or feeding day, like a slow soak.
 
That's a good idea, Heir.. Might try that one.
 
im just impatient at times,not all but most :rofl: should get pump sprayer. Got a 8lt one but don't think my plants would like a herbicide, although the ones on my driveway seem to use it as fertiliser :rofl:
 
And please don't tell me off about the herbicide. It an organic renewable blah blah thing that works for a week then they are back,lol... I struggled for 5 years pulling weeds out of my gravel muddy driveway to no effect. And I struggle walking past round up and not buying it but it's a fight I'm winning for my little environment :rofl:
 
Your kidding, Grizz. Don't feel guilty. Round-up for the weeds is the Australian way!
As long as you're not crop-dusting your entire town, it's fine..
Although, they found last year that Round-Up, like everything else we touch, eat or use for work, etc, can cause cancer.....
 
Certainly is around here.. Head dude of Aus branch owns a farm here.. We live in thick rainforest. Next town up gets most rain days in Australia, it's wet and green here. Driving along the road, it's all green lush farms, tree ferns lining the roads and properties. Get to his, it looks like a typical cattle farm in outback Queensland/nt, it's bizarre.. Dry, dusty & lifeless.. It always struck me when I first got here, stands out so much, made perfect sense when I found out who owned it..
 
GrizzWald said:
And please don't tell me off about the herbicide. It an organic renewable blah blah thing that works for a week then they are back,lol... I struggled for 5 years pulling weeds out of my gravel muddy driveway to no effect. And I struggle walking past round up and not buying it but it's a fight I'm winning for my little environment :rofl:
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I've considered using a cheap bloom booster and burning weeds to death with P or K. Boron works.
 
Mate I had water bubbling in middle of my driveway. Like a pipe had broken.. Nieighbours (never used holiday house) hot water service had broken..through backside of my property, under my house, under front part of property and coming out in driveway...I have five neighbours surrounding mine. One either side and two units out back. Live in the middle of nowhere and it's still the burbs...
 
How long does it take for banana peel to become available?


Instantly if soaked... Google..
 
GrizzWald said:
Certainly is around here.. Head dude of Aus branch owns a farm here.. We live in thick rainforest. Next town up gets most rain days in Australia, it's wet and green here. Driving along the road, it's all green lush farms, tree ferns lining the roads and properties. Get to his, it looks like a typical cattle farm in outback Queensland/nt, it's bizarre.. Dry, dusty & lifeless.. It always struck me when I first got here, stands out so much, made perfect sense when I found out who owned it..
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That's hilarious! Evil Monsanto Wizard doing all kinds of experiments... Like a cartoon bad-guy; is his house on a hill covered in black clouds with random lightening strikes even during the day??
The only permanant way to remove weeds is to pull them. Or live in a bubble so bird-shit and wind can't carry seeds onto your property.
Some idiot at some stage covered half my yard in plastic "weed" deterrent; still tons of weeds cos most don't come from the soil, and I've got tiny bits of orange and black plastic all over my yard, in my compost (that I angrily search for and remove from every bloody handful), all over the lawn..... God, I hate plastic weed mat.. What a scam...
 
It's great stuff to put on top of your pots then have gnatnix on it to reuse :rofl:
 
Heirloom said:
I've considered using a cheap bloom booster and burning weeds to death with P or K. Boron works.
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That's a good idea.. My luck though I'll end up with flowering dandelions, lol.
 
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This is a bubba kush I grew last year.. Just wanted to put it up, give others who are growing it an idea of what she looks like.. ..
 
Yum...
 
Alfalfa Pellets (3-1-2) avg release 40g/sq ft
Corn Gluten (6-0-0) avg release 15g/sq ft
Compost (1-1-1) slow release 125g/sq ft
Bird guano (10-3-1 variable) fast release 25g/sq ft
Cow manure (2-0-0 variable) avg release 60g/sq ft
Horse manure (5-2.5-6 variable) avg release 20g/sq ft
Soybean meal (6-1.5-2) avg release 20g/sq ft
Worm castings (1-0-0) slow release 150g/sq ft
Kelp (1-0.2-2) fast release 15g/sq ft
Insect manure (4-3-2) fast release 35g/sq ft
Fish emulsion (5-2-2 liquid) fast release 1ml/sq ft
Cottonseed meal (6-2-2) avg release 20g/sq ft
Bone meal (2-11-0) slow release 25g/sq ft
Blood meal (12-0-0) fast release 10g/sq ft

Alfalfa Hay: 2.45/05/2.1
Apple Fruit: 0.05/0.02/0.1
Apple Leaves: 1.0/0.15/0.4
Apple Pomace: 0.2/0.02/0.15
Apple skins(ash) : 0/3.0/11/74
Banana Residues (ash): 1.75/0.75/0.5
Barley (grain): 0/0/0.5
Barley (straw): 0/0/1.0
Basalt Rock: 0/0/1.5
Bat Guano: 5.0-8.0/4.0-5.0/1.0
Beans, garden(seed and hull): 0.25/0.08/03
Beet Wastes: 0.4/0.4/0.7-4.1
Blood meal: 15.0/0/0
Bone Black: 1.5/0/0
Bonemeal (raw): 3.3-4.1/21.0/0.2
Bonemeal (steamed): 1.6-2.5/21.0/0.2

Brewery Wastes (wet): 1.0/0.5/0.05
Buckwheat straw: 0/0/2.0
Cantaloupe Rinds (ash): 0/9.77/12.0
Castor pomace: 4.0-6.6/1.0-2.0/1.0-2.0
Cattail reeds and water lily stems: 2.0/0.8/3.4
Cattail Seed: 0.98/0.25/0.1
Cattle Manure (fresh): 0.29/0.25/0.1
Cherry Leaves: 0.6/0/0.7
Chicken Manure (fresh): 1.6/1.0-1.5/0.6-1.0
Clover: 2/0/0/0 (also contains calcium)
Cocoa Shell Dust: 1.0/1.5/1.7
Coffee Grounds: 2.0/0.36/0.67
Corn (grain): 1.65/0.65/0.4
Corn (green forage): 0.4/0.13/0.33
Corn cobs: 0/0/2.0
Corn Silage: 0.42/0/0
Cornstalks: 0.75/0/0.8
Cottonseed hulls (ash): 0/8.7/23.9
Cottonseed Meal: 7.0/2.0-3.0/1.8
Cotton Wastes (factory): 1.32/0.45/0.36
Cowpea Hay: 3.0/0/2.3
Cowpeas (green forage): 0.45/0.12/0.45
Cowpeas (seed): 3.1/1.0/1.2
Crabgrass (green): 0.66/0.19/0.71
Crabs (dried, ground): 10.0/0/0
Crabs (fresh): 5.0/3.6/0.2
Cucumber Skins (ash): 0/11.28/27.2
Dried Blood: 10.0-14.0/1.0-5.0/0
Duck Manure (fresh): 1.12/1.44/0.6
Eggs: 2.25/0.4/0.15
Eggshells: 1.19/0.38/0.14
Feathers: 15.3/0/0
Felt Wastes: 14.0/0/1.0
Field Beans (seed): 4.0/1.2/1.3
Feild Beans (shells): 1.7/0.3/1.3
Fish (dried, ground): 8.0/7.0/0
Fish Scraps (fresh): 6.5/3.75/0
Gluten Meal: 6.4/0/0
Granite Dust: 0/0/3.0-5.5
Grapefruit Skins (ash): 0/3.6/30.6
Grape Leaves: 0.45/0.1/0.4
Grape Pomace: 1.0/0.07/0.3
Grass (imature): 1.0/0/1.2
Greensand: 0/1.5/7.0
Hair: 14/0/0/0
Hoof and Horn Meal: 12.5/2.0/0
Horse Manure (fresh): 0.44/0.35/0.3
Incinerator Ash: 0.24/5.15/2.33
Kentucky Bluegrass (green): 0.66/0.19/0.71
Kentucky Bluegrass (hay): 1.2/0.4/2.0
Leather Dust: 11.0/0/0
Lemon Culls: 0.15/0.06/0.26
Lemon Skins (ash): 06.33/1.0
Lobster Refuse: 4.5/3.5/0
Milk: 0.5/0.3/0.18
Millet Hay: 1.2/0/3.2
Molasses Residue
(From alcohol manufacture): 0.7/0/5.32
Molasses Waste
(From Sugar refining): 0/0/3.0-4.0
Mud (fresh water): 1.37/0.26/0.22
Mud (harbour): 0.99/0.77/0.05
Mud (salt): 0.4.0/0
Mussels: 1.0/0.12/0.13
Nutshells: 2.5/0/0
Oak Leaves: 0.8/0.35/0.2
Oats (grain): 2.0/0.8/0.6
Oats (green fodder): 0.49/0/0
Oat straw: 0/0/1.5
Olive Pomace: 1.15/0.78/1.3
Orange Culls: 0.2/0.13/0.21
Orange Skins: 0/3.0/27.0
Oyster Shells: 0.36/0/0
Peach Leaves: 0.9/0.15/0.6
Pea forage: 1.5-2.5/0/1.4
Peanuts (seed/kernals): 3.6/0.7/0.45
Peanut Shells: 3.6/0.15/0.5
Pea Pods (ash): 0/3.0/9.0
Pea (vines): 0.25/0/0.7
Pear Leaves: 0.7/0/0.4
Pigeon manure (fresh): 4.19/2.24/1.0
Pigweed (rough): 0.6/0.1/0
Pine Needles: 0.5/0.12/0.03
Potato Skins (ash): 0/5.18/27.5
Potaote Tubers: 0.35/0.15/2.5
Potatoe Vines (dried): 0.6/0.16/1.6
Prune Refuse: 0.18/0.07/0.31
Pumpkins (fresh): 0.16/0.07/0.26
Rabbitbrush (ash): 0/0/13.04
Rabbit Manure: 2.4/1.4/0.6
Ragweed: 0.76/0.26/0
Rapeseed meal: 0/1.0=2.0/1.0=3.0
Raspberry leaves: 1.45/0/0.6
Red clover hay: 2.1/0.6/2.1
Redrop Hay: 1.2/0.35/1.0
Rock and Mussel Deposits
From Ocean: 0.22/0.09/1.78
Roses (flowers): 0.3/0.1/0.4
Rye Straw: 0/0/1.0
Salt March Hay: 1.1/0.25/0.75
Sardine Scrap: 8.0/7.1/0
Seaweed (dried): 1.1-1.5/0.75/4.9 (Seaweed is loaded with micronutrients including: Boron, Iodine, Magnesium and so on.)
Seaweed (fresh): 0.2-0.4/0/0
Sheep and Goat Manure (fresh): 0.55/0.6/0.3
Shoddy and Felt: 8.0/0/0
Shrimp Heads (dried): 7.8/4.2/0
Shrimp Wastes: 2.9/10.0/0
Siftings From Oyster Shell Mounds: 0.36/10.38/0.09
Silk Mill Wastes: 8.0/1.14/1.0
Silkworm Cocoons:10.0/1.82/1.08
Sludge: 2.0/1.9/0.3
Sludge (activated): 5.0/2.5-4.0/0.6
Smokehouse/Firepit Ash:0/0/4.96
Sorghum Straw:0/0/1.0
Soybean Hay: 1.5-3.0/0/1.2-2.3
Starfish: 1.8/0.2/0.25
String Beans (strings and stems, ash): 0/4.99/18.0
Sugar Wastes (raw): 2.0/8.0/0
Sweet Potatoes: 0.25/0.1/0.5
Swine Manure (fresh): 0.6/0.45/0.5
Tanbark Ash: 0/0.34/3.8
Tanbark Ash (spent): 0/1.75/2.0
Tankage: 3.0-11.0/2.0-5.0/0
Tea Grounds: 4.15/0.62/0.4
Timothy Hay: 1.2/0.55/1.4
Tobacco Leaves: 4.0/0.5/6.0
Tobacco Stems: 2.5-3.7/0.6-0.9/4.5-7.0
Tomatoe Fruit: 0.2/0.07/0.35..Hot compost kill seed.
Tomatoe Leaves: 0.35/0.1/0.4
Tomatoe Stalks: 0.35/0.1/0.5
Tung Oil Pumace: 6.1/0/0
Vetch Hay: 2.8/0/2.3
Waste Silt: 9.5/0/0
Wheat Bran: 2.4/2.9/1.6
Wheat (grain): 2.0/0.85/0.5
Wheat Straw: 0.5/0.15/0.8
White Clover (Green): 0.5/0.2/0.3
Winter Rye Hay: 0/0/1.0
Wood Ash: 0/1.0-2.0/6.0-10.0 (A note on Wood ash: Wood Ash can contain chemicals that could harm plants and also carcinogens so, they should be composted in moderation)
Wool Wastes: 3.5-6.0/2.0-4.0/1.0-3.5
 
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