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Have to Agree with Brotha Bee
you got it going on in those 2 liter pops
Have to Agree with Brotha Bee
you got it going on in those 2 liter pops
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CajunCelt
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Good grief Reg. Beautiful gals. You're banging them out over there.
Beautiful colors. They are healthy trees.
Good grief Reg. Beautiful gals. You're banging them out over there.
Beautiful colors. They are healthy trees.
skunnymonster
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Awesome work bro
Awesome work bro
SoilGirl
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Yeah everything is going so well Reg! great work! I'm very impressed with what you're doing.
almost makes me wonder what I could pull off in a 2 liter perpetual system. I'm never going to stop doing LOS, but perhaps on the side, this could be something to experiment with 
as for the pee thing tho I know this is a few pages later (haha just caught up sorry) - this guy says urea isn't 'true' organics, and I agree with him.
https://gsr.lib.msu.edu/1950s/1954/540725.pdf
if you're serious about organic soil growing, you feed your soil, not your plant. My dogs pee all over our yard (3 big male dogs) and everywhere they pee, grass instantly dies. Using pee on organic soil, you might as well use synthetic nutes, because you're force feeding in the same process. plus like Reg said, pee is going to vary person to person, unless someone always eats only organic food and very little salt, that definitely isn't organic pee coming out. its like organic milk, the stuffs only organic if the cow's whole nutritional system is organic.
While urea is an 'organic' compound - I'm aware - that doesnt mean you should use it on your organic soil. Not all organic compounds are good. I have some totally organic sulpomag I don't feel safe using because of all the chelates and potential salts. - now worm castings, those are as good as it gets, you dump that on my dog's pee spots and life will burst out of the death. And it costs next to nothing and takes very little effort to run a worm bin. if you're about poor man's organics for real, use worms for N, not pee - worms make micro life explode for sure, not possibly damage them.
Yeah everything is going so well Reg! great work! I'm very impressed with what you're doing.
almost makes me wonder what I could pull off in a 2 liter perpetual system. I'm never going to stop doing LOS, but perhaps on the side, this could be something to experiment with as for the pee thing tho I know this is a few pages later (haha just caught up sorry) - this guy says urea isn't 'true' organics, and I agree with him.
https://gsr.lib.msu.edu/1950s/1954/540725.pdf
if you're serious about organic soil growing, you feed your soil, not your plant. My dogs pee all over our yard (3 big male dogs) and everywhere they pee, grass instantly dies. Using pee on organic soil, you might as well use synthetic nutes, because you're force feeding in the same process. plus like Reg said, pee is going to vary person to person, unless someone always eats only organic food and very little salt, that definitely isn't organic pee coming out. its like organic milk, the stuffs only organic if the cow's whole nutritional system is organic.
While urea is an 'organic' compound - I'm aware - that doesnt mean you should use it on your organic soil. Not all organic compounds are good. I have some totally organic sulpomag I don't feel safe using because of all the chelates and potential salts. - now worm castings, those are as good as it gets, you dump that on my dog's pee spots and life will burst out of the death. And it costs next to nothing and takes very little effort to run a worm bin. if you're about poor man's organics for real, use worms for N, not pee
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BeemerBill; Cronichemphog; B.real; Cajuncelt; Skunnymonster, Thanxx for the compliments.
I hear you on the pee theory SoulGirl but you have to admit that after reading that link this guy sounds like a disgruntle Ground's Keeper who's trying to keep his job. LOL
I don't think anyone here claimed it to be organic, just a free & simple nitrogen alternative. Your dog's urine is probably safer than ours because of it's diet. I'm sure if you diluted it properly it would help the grass instead of kill it. That's just my personal opinion based on the fact that B Real has used it before along with a couple other members with no ill effects.
BeemerBill; Cronichemphog; B.real; Cajuncelt; Skunnymonster, Thanxx for the compliments.
I hear you on the pee theory SoulGirl but you have to admit that after reading that link this guy sounds like a disgruntle Ground's Keeper who's trying to keep his job. LOL
I don't think anyone here claimed it to be organic, just a free & simple nitrogen alternative. Your dog's urine is probably safer than ours because of it's diet. I'm sure if you diluted it properly it would help the grass instead of kill it. That's just my personal opinion based on the fact that B Real has used it before along with a couple other members with no ill effects.
SoilGirl
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Yeah Reg I kinda stopped reading when I inferred that he had an agenda LOL - but I still agree with his basic point. - and oh I thought because you do really well staying with organics that was a recommendation for organic N from those talking about it. I guess that was taken out of context though. - oh it was because of talking about the effect on microbes. I think that could be...potentially misleading for anyone going down/interested in a no bottles organics path (which I highly recommend!) ... because to me, when I see those pee spots in my yard its like...something bad is in that pee that isnt going away from diluting it... and its safe to assume anything like that isn't helping out microbes :S - no disrespect to hiker or b.real I'm all for experimentation and thriftiness - thats just one too many corners cut for me lol.
Yeah Reg I kinda stopped reading when I inferred that he had an agenda LOL - but I still agree with his basic point. - and oh I thought because you do really well staying with organics that was a recommendation for organic N from those talking about it. I guess that was taken out of context though. - oh it was because of talking about the effect on microbes. I think that could be...potentially misleading for anyone going down/interested in a no bottles organics path (which I highly recommend!) ... because to me, when I see those pee spots in my yard its like...something bad is in that pee that isnt going away from diluting it... and its safe to assume anything like that isn't helping out microbes :S - no disrespect to hiker or b.real I'm all for experimentation and thriftiness - thats just one too many corners cut for me lol.
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Then it's a good thing you re-opened the subject. Thanxx a mill...
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Very much enjoying watching you refine your styles B A R & BG.
Plants look awesome.
McD's all day.
Very much enjoying watching you refine your styles B A R & BG.
Plants look awesome.
McD's all day.
Teddy Edwards
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CareStaker's right. It's wonderful watching your very distinctive style, BAR. You two are originals.
Must admit to only skimming the pee posts however. With 3 cats in the house and a few feet of snow outside, me and my mop have had our fill of that.
McD's with extra bacon and brown sauce.
CareStaker's right. It's wonderful watching your very distinctive style, BAR. You two are originals.
Must admit to only skimming the pee posts however. With 3 cats in the house and a few feet of snow outside, me and my mop have had our fill of that.
McD's with extra bacon and brown sauce.
Dennise
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Hope it's OK to post this here but if anyone would like to check out the Spider16 please come on by... Dennise Growing With Twilight's Spider 16 .......
Hope it's OK to post this here but if anyone would like to check out the Spider16 please come on by... Dennise Growing With Twilight's Spider 16 .......
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Absolutely beautiful plants Reg. Your photography shows them off well. Good eye.
Absolutely beautiful plants Reg. Your photography shows them off well. Good eye.
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Very much enjoying watching you refine your styles B A R & BG.
Plants look awesome.
McD's all day.
Thanxx Carestaker & Ted; and Teddy, you better lay off that pork dude. It's nothing but heart problems disguised as food; more disgusting than that cat pee.CareStaker's right. It's wonderful watching your very distinctive style, BAR. You two are originals.
Must admit to only skimming the pee posts however. With 3 cats in the house and a few feet of snow outside, me and my mop have had our fill of that.
McD's with extra bacon and brown sauce.
Welcome aboard Nexus. We're just getting warmed up here.
If you didn't I was going to post it anyway. You know how we roll Fifi.Hope it's OK to post this here but if anyone would like to check out the Spider16 please come on by... Dennise Growing With Twilight's Spider 16 .......
Well Sue, we all know who's the Photographer of the family & it AINT me.
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Looking really nice in here, bravo to you both!
Looking really nice in here, bravo to you both!
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Thanxx Professor Flux.
Thanxx Professor Flux.
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OK great as I'm going to sacrifice my present flux for turnaround and start another with one of the new bubbas just dropped in soil! We can grow along together and ill share all my wisdom my friend!
OK great as I'm going to sacrifice my present flux for turnaround and start another with one of the new bubbas just dropped in soil!
We can grow along together and ill share all my wisdom my friend!
Dennise
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You know Broke Ass if I was ? years younger I'd give all those females a run for their money
after I hunted you down and stalked you for a bit...
Just sayin'... A gentleman is hard to find these days....
You know Broke Ass if I was ? years younger I'd give all those females a run for their money
after I hunted you down and stalked you for a bit... Just sayin'... A gentleman is hard to find these days....- Thread starter
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Watch yourself now Fifi, I'm not as young as you think & do prefer mature women over party girls. Just saying...
Watch yourself now Fifi, I'm not as young as you think & do prefer mature women over party girls. Just saying...
Dennise
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