Soil growers - what's your go-to Flowering fertilizer?

I'm in on this one. Filling up my vape and pulling up a chair. Happy Monday!! Can't wait to enjoy the grow show!! 😎✌️
 
The70’s said:
I didn’t know about the P-bass when i ventured to the music store, i got a little squire, i love the split pickup P-Bass though
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So a squire Jazzbass? I mean it's almost the same, it's indeed single split pickup in the middle vs 2 pick ups neck & bridge.
J-bass is an iconic sound, the solo Jaco sound or you can go nice and warm and dubby with the neck pick up.
It has more sonic variety, but I find it a bit scooped against a P-bass which has a bit more push, you can just plug it in and put it under any track and you got bass within seconds.
If one plugs a J-bass in there's always this song and dance of finding the correct tone for the piece.
I've had a studio and it's definitely something I've observed many times, P-bass we're rolling! use an amp or not plug a di straight into the mixer and I've got a workable bass sound.
J-bass, oh here we go, 15 minutes of fiddling with the controls on the bass & amp, aah too bright & metallic, or hmm too deep & dark
Still a great instrument with its sound and its players, but for all round studio duty for most styles of music the P is a time saver :)
 
Fenderbender said:
So a squire Jazzbass? I mean it's almost the same, it's indeed single split pickup in the middle vs 2 pick ups neck & bridge.
J-bass is an iconic sound, the solo Jaco sound or you can go nice and warm and dubby with the neck pick up.
It has more sonic variety, but I find it a bit scooped against a P-bass which has a bit more push, you can just plug it in and put it under any track and you got bass within seconds.
If one plugs a J-bass in there's always this song and dance of finding the correct tone for the piece.
I've had a studio and it's definitely something I've observed many times, P-bass we're rolling! use an amp or not plug a di straight into the mixer and I've got a workable bass sound.
J-bass, oh here we go, 15 minutes of fiddling with the controls on the bass & amp, aah too bright & metallic, or hmm too deep & dark
Still a great instrument with its sound and its players, but for all round studio duty for most styles of music the P is a time saver :)
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Great reply, im looking forward to doing some recording, im going digital, i picked up a behringer xr18 tablet controled mixer to interface all my gear to my Laptop.

I picked up a Yamaha stage cusom kit off craigslist, it was cheap and rough, but once i got it home and disassembled it to be cleaned, that was all it really needed, and my Blue fender and Ampeg 410/GK Backline made it in the drum pick
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Im gonna be using Garageband on a MacbookPro which i dont have yet.

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A guy close by to me built a 412 with Celestion drivers which sounds pretty damn good mated up with the PRS 50watt tube head, its a 2ch.

Not sure what im gonna record hahaha, i might just end up being a weird collector of equipment, my guess when i meet some musicians where i take lessons, i’ll put some folks together to jam….
 
Sounds like you're almost setup.
Drum looks great!
Very cool amp.
Oh is the blue bass the Squier? do they make them in that style? Looks like you're in between both styles? as you got two pickups, but the front one is placed a bit more to the middle and is split as well?

I kinda want one with a moveable pickup.. As really the pickup positioning and combination is the most defining sound difference in electric instrument.
 
aphrodisia said:
Yeast water, a great soil conditioner with the added bonus of preventing pathogens like botyritis and mould
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Interesting. I was wondering how that would work and have spent the last half hour researching the topic of yeast in soil and how it interacts with plants.
 
Fenderbender said:
Sounds like you're almost setup.
Drum looks great!
Very cool amp.
Oh is the blue bass the Squier? do they make them in that style? Looks like you're in between both styles? as you got two pickups, but the front one is placed a bit more to the middle and is split as well?

I kinda want one with a moveable pickup.. As really the pickup positioning and combination is the most defining sound difference in electric instrument.
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Yup, thats my Squire, i find the split pickup has a bit more of a gruff bassy sound, my hope is to eventually get a P-Bass, its going to be a gift to myself when i finally learn where all the damn notes are Lol
 
SmokingWings said:
Interesting. I was wondering how that would work and have spent the last half hour researching the topic of yeast in soil and how it interacts with plants.
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This is from an excerpt :


How does yeast fertiliser work?​

The natural fertiliser made of baker’s yeast has a wide range of applications: it stimulates the growth of plants, results in more lush blooming and reinforces the root system, making it easier for the plants to absorb water and minerals from the soil. It also limits the presence of adverse microbes that lead to root system diseases and protects against fungal diseases.

I can personally verify that it works great protecting plants from mould.
 
The70’s said:
So, its mire of a “tea” we make, and not purchase… i think
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Yep. I was able to look up "yeast water" and follow some of the suggested links to get an idea of what and why.

It is similar to the everyday use of yeast spores floating through the air until they fall into water and form a yeast starter for sourdough breads. Just in this case the yeast water is being used for the soil and the plant's roots.
 
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