NuttyProfessor And His Herd Of Indigenous Microorganisms

I think the white widow is greening up , your thoughts ?

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OK i read some posts from member's who say about the ph does not affected microbes , that microbes do not care about ph , let me tell you this is false information once again , the reason behind my tea method is to make a neutral tea
microbes work better in ph values of 6.4 7.5 when you make acidic teas using molasses etc your not making them correctly you will not have many imo

concentrations when pH is low, with microbial cells may influence microbial communities in a number of ways, including disruption of cell membranes, altered enzyme production, and limited reproduction. This equates to reduced overall microbial function towards the health and productivity of soils

6 to 7

Beneficial soil microbes and plants prefer a near-neutral pH range of 6 to 7, so increased soil acidity is often accompanied by shifts in the types of microbes in soils and their activities

. This means significant changes in the rate of decomposition which can lead to immobilization of basic nutrients and decreased nutrient availability to plants
 
Lately?:rofl:
They look a nice green from my house!
 
NuttyProfessor said:
whats your thought on my white widow , do you think its turning a better colour , ? i think it has but wondering if its just me
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My eyes aren't good enough to be truly critical there. I can just see that they all look a nice green.
 
so today i was helping my mum clean out her friends house , he passed away not too long ago , this little man was in his 80s a true gentleman , and look what i got given to me by his son

he knows nothing about the seeds or where they came from , i do know his dad died of cancer and maybe he was going to try heal himself , any way i am going to give some of these a go , knowing him he always goes for quality, i might do 4 straight 12/12 to see what they are , the seeds look awesome , could be great genetics or could be hemp lol but im thinking good

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StoneOtter said:
It's good to know what one doesn't want!
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A lot of growers , new ones mostly, they get overwhelmed by too much information , now i look through mother natures eyes and try keep it more simple , over thinking things is a killer then you muddle all those thoughts up , then things go tits up lol.. now i say lets see what happens if i do this and take notes ,
 
things got brutal !! so rather than having an out of control pests problem , i did some thinning out , was a lot of bottom heavy stuff going on , the air flow was slow and the humidity was hard to control ,
they will either love me for it or hate me for it , but it better to have more air flow, you can see thrip marks on some leaves i took a photograph of

the microbes got well fed today :laugh::ganjamon:

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I think nutty has found a good bottom ingredient that is given lovey green shiny leaves :ganjamon:

tested on this spot of ground and ive never seen these weeds grow so healthy lol these will be used for compost and nutrients
i also added this ingredient to the ass of some of my pots , the ones i did add are lush green also

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