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King's Outdoor RD2 Open Journal
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Derbybud
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If you go and trim some off that tree watch out cause it looks like betty's head has grown up in there. Big girl that Betty
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So sponsor did messsgd me so light info to be announced .
So looks like I will be able to show a comparison grow between the two lights .
Should be fun to watch this out
So looks like I will be able to show a comparison grow between the two lights .
Should be fun to watch this out
Congrats Joe! Everyone is looking forward to your winter grow. But first we get to enjoy this one 
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Congrats on the new light!
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Okay making my homade remedy with eggshells for calcium Supplement. What is five parts vinegar to 12 eggs shells ? Hmm
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Alright quick tutorial of whaT I did for my homade calcium supplement and phosphate as well.
Things needed for the mission:
-1 organic apple cider vinegar I bought a bottle that was 355 ml for 4$ cdn at local grocery store .
-Grinder
- eggshells about a dozen sadly I’ve been collecting of you do as well I would suggest keeping inventory of how many eggs then you can once say have two dozen get it’s dry whieght and spilt that number in half or divide it by two and that would give you how much grams of egg shells is used per 12 eggs roughly ?
- a glass jar
-Frying pan
And about twenty mins or so of your time and a wooden spoon to stir shells so they don’t burn . I found medium heat so he good and reducing the heat to about 4 at times and stirring occasionally .
Here is some pics of process
Okay so here is my rough dozen of shells I’ve been collecting rinse shells out and let dry for few days on window sill clean out proteins and figaments. Prior to all of this .
So as you can see they are all white as pearly teeth should be .
Next you can see after playing with heat and about 10 mins at this point they are darkenning . Your burnt ones will be calcium and white ones will be your phosphorus sorry .
I think this pic is the temperature I mostly cooked at for about 15 -20 mins
Few items you will need
Powdered -final groundings
Now I put the powder into a mixing bowl and poorer about three quarters of the bottle in to the dozen eggshells and stirred and poured into the mason jar I am using
Here we have or final product which will cure for twenty days then I can enjoy 1 mil per gal
Enjoy hope that helps anyone looking for their own calcium supplement.organic ways
Things needed for the mission:
-1 organic apple cider vinegar I bought a bottle that was 355 ml for 4$ cdn at local grocery store .
-Grinder
- eggshells about a dozen sadly I’ve been collecting of you do as well I would suggest keeping inventory of how many eggs then you can once say have two dozen get it’s dry whieght and spilt that number in half or divide it by two and that would give you how much grams of egg shells is used per 12 eggs roughly ?
- a glass jar
-Frying pan
And about twenty mins or so of your time and a wooden spoon to stir shells so they don’t burn . I found medium heat so he good and reducing the heat to about 4 at times and stirring occasionally .
Here is some pics of process
Okay so here is my rough dozen of shells I’ve been collecting rinse shells out and let dry for few days on window sill clean out proteins and figaments. Prior to all of this .
So as you can see they are all white as pearly teeth should be .
Enjoy hope that helps anyone looking for their own calcium supplement.organic ways
Looks good to me Joe. Nice work!
Organic calcium 
Atta boy Joe! I wanted to start making some after sheds experiment but now these worms get all the eggshells. Congrats on the comparison. This will be good to watch!
Worms...I wonder if I still have worms! Going to get a pair of rubber gloves to dig in the bin
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What just any old worm and Put them by medium ??
Kismet
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Started my worm bin this spring have yet to dig down and see whats up, Should be some good shit tho lol
Kismet
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Red wigglers are the best KJ. They are composting worms unlike nightcrawlers.
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And where can one find these works in Canada ?
Also would it benefit me to find some and add aroud my mediums ? Now that starting flower is here ?
Kismet
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The zon or sometimes you can find them locally just google red wiggler worms near me.
Mine are still alive! 
They're red wigglers sent to by Blew Hiller like in March or something. I took care of them for a while and then couldn't be bothered but they are resilient.
I'm sure there are places to get them by you Joe.
Worm Composting Canada
They don't aerate the soil like night crawlers. They eat organic matter and their poop is great for top dressing soil.
They're red wigglers sent to by Blew Hiller like in March or something. I took care of them for a while and then couldn't be bothered but they are resilient.I'm sure there are places to get them by you Joe.
Worm Composting Canada
They don't aerate the soil like night crawlers. They eat organic matter and their poop is great for top dressing soil.
Kismet
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Naw wouldn't worry about putting them in a medium you just need a couple of totes and a drill . Black gold baby. You could run them in a basemen/garget over the winter if you like.
Kismet
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I throw all my coffee grounds,eggshells,left over produce in there . Composting but just a bit more active with the wigglers breaking it down old school.