425jesse
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Roger that, looks like fun!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Herbie's Beans - Black Widow And Super Skunk
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seaofgreen18
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Day 15, Top dressed a little fish meal with a small bit of bokashi yesterday
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seaofgreen18
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Day 15
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seaofgreen18
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Chicken greens are coming along nicely to. Flax seed and Got some white clover started just waiting on germination for those i might even plant some of that in my 4×8 in the basement
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seaofgreen18
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@Azimuth hey my friend i apologize to you ill try to get better on to the edit part i think i got it and im not here to fight or argue,
I respect your opinion and skills on here and i DON'T mean to step on anyone's toes so my apologies
I respect your opinion and skills on here and i DON'T mean to step on anyone's toes so my apologies
No apologies necessary, my friend. We're all here to spread the knowledge and learn from others. You post some good info. 
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seaofgreen18
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In case anyone is interested in learning about bee's and pollinators to help these critters out i don't feel like pollinating my own fruits vegetables and flowers and These guys are one of the main reasons i don't use chemical pesticides or oils on my plants outside
Bee Friendly Gardening | Pollinator.org
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seaofgreen18
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Day 17. Gonna get kinda boring here for awhile folks I don't really do any fertilizer or anything and that's the nice thing about organic gardening my crew in the soil does it i just need to keep them HAPPY !
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seaofgreen18
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Just kicking back watching grass grow coming along nicely with no hurry from me
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About Pollinators | Pollinator.org
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seaofgreen18
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12 Mason Bee Houses That Actually Work (2022) - World Birds
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seaofgreen18
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I put a mason bee house out last year i ended up with like 20 parasitic wasps it was funny they were walking around in the bag in the garage.
I was like COOL!!! I got bees ,but as i looked they were the parasitic wasps.
But what you need to do is you need to bring in the paper tubes when you see the ends filled in mud and put them in a breathable bag and bring them from outside until they hatch i think a month or so I can't remember right now .
Its so the parasitic wasps nd bee disease (There are several diseases that REALLY put a hurt on bees) dont eat the bee larvae or infect them they'll chew through the paper tubes and tge disease will get in the tubes as well fungus and things .
I was happy for the wasps because they are predators but Im going to try again for bees I need to get the house out earlier in the spring I was to late last year
I was like COOL!!! I got bees ,but as i looked they were the parasitic wasps.
But what you need to do is you need to bring in the paper tubes when you see the ends filled in mud and put them in a breathable bag and bring them from outside until they hatch i think a month or so I can't remember right now .
Its so the parasitic wasps nd bee disease (There are several diseases that REALLY put a hurt on bees) dont eat the bee larvae or infect them they'll chew through the paper tubes and tge disease will get in the tubes as well fungus and things .
I was happy for the wasps because they are predators but Im going to try again for bees I need to get the house out earlier in the spring I was to late last year
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seaofgreen18
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Ok 1 started to show a clawed leaf and a slight burn on the tip and a bit dark green and some leaf twist. Checked ph both containers the 1, 7.4 not good the other 7.0 a little better but high yet so i added sulfur rechecked it this morning. Its now 7.0 and yge twist is about gone and the fleahy green color is starting to come back and the somewhat claw leaf is standing up
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seaofgreen18
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18 days in and still not to bad
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seaofgreen18
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The ph was my fault i added to much lime at the start. The Happy frog bag of "DIRT" we got from Gro gen was way out of range the near side of 5.0 im just waiting on my soil test results to come back so i can get those in some REAL SOIL ,NOT DIRT!
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seaofgreen18
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Man i got some 90 micron pressing bags from Trimleaf
Boy Turned out a GOOD BATCH of Rosen, it looks darker than what it is because of the parchment paper I use that was a qtr oz from this fall ,not bad haven't weighed the results yet but i dare say 2 g's of 80%/90% rosin out of 7gs of probably 18 or 20.% thc from the flower I'm ok with that
Boy Turned out a GOOD BATCH of Rosen, it looks darker than what it is because of the parchment paper I use that was a qtr oz from this fall ,not bad haven't weighed the results yet but i dare say 2 g's of 80%/90% rosin out of 7gs of probably 18 or 20.% thc from the flower I'm ok with that
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seaofgreen18
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Need to clean my collection tool looks like
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I'm counting the days till I can attempt the same. I need some jars filled first. Then I'll shop for a nice press. I've seen many diy projects. Many seem very doable. Enjoy your day.
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seaofgreen18
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Yeah @greenmobster440 id buy one unless you can't get it shipped where you are because of customs ill get you a link for a quick look might be able to get a deal. Hang tight I'll brb
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