Beat me by 18 minutes!
I am a ska fan, and that in no way is ska!
You beat me to everything this morning Amy!I love Ska music as well : D but gosh that’s an awful song!Honestly! Just awful
Toucan Do It! Purple Cheesy Og-zie: A Dutch Seed Shop Grow By VG-zie!
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Ganjagrandaddy
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The duellers are a ska band.lol it is a more 80's ska as in the special a.k.a , the beat ect but definitely ska. I do like older bands like skatellites ect... we had a attempt here in uk to revive it through young band called "the ordinary boys" , fairly true to the nature of ska but sadly didnt hit mainstream.
Ok folks - break yer watches!
So funny too because I typed that out and then spent quite some time trawling my journals for that video and the whole time I’m thinking - by the time I get back there, Shed will be all over the Farside connections
Ganjagrandaddy
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how is this not good old ska. did you let them get singing ? lol
I listened to the first minute, skipped a minute, listened. Didn't hear any ska. The Beat was definitely ska and nothing like this video you posted. Nothing personal GG, everyone has their own tastes in music!
I liked The Specials - not as punky as the beat, but British Ska nonetheless.
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I just posted that vid on my other journal a few weeks ago. I really like them too. Especially Kevin. I wish he would update his Skunk project vids. I wish I had a brain like Samanthas.Hey VG - you seem to be triggering lots of my past journeys of discovery! So I keep having relevant things to share
I had to make my own base for the DBHBB kit because ProMix isn’t available here. So I got straight SPM and mixed it w ag line and perlite.
Farside has done so too and has thread dedicated to it.
In his recipe, he uses easily double the amount of lime I ended up with. I think both work fine. I’d even say less is maybe more. I made 42 gallons of soil and probably only used 2-3 cups of ag lime.
Making your own soilless mix aka Faux Mix
Making my own soil-less mix (aka Faux-Mix) Not everyone has access to Pro-Mix, but most towns have a Home Depot nearby. Here's my attempt at making a Pro-Mix HP copy. First lets start with the ingredients: 1 - 3 cubic foot bale of Peat Moss 1 - 2 cubic foot bag of Perlite 1 - 6.75 pound bag...www.420magazine.com
Also ... got something special for you on terps seeing as yer having a happy nerdy about them
Three awesome people talking about terpenes. Im a big fan Both Kevin Jodrey and Samantha Miller.
Thanks for the links Amy. I'll get to mixing.
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SPM is mixed.
I used the guide on the back of the bag since I used the fast acting lime. It says to use a Tbsp. Per 12" pot.
I assume that I should water these 4-5 days in advance to get the lime working prior to transplant. And I should also take a slurry to make sure that I didn't mess up.
I can't be that far off that it would make much of a difference, especially mixed into a much larger quantity. I only use about 10-12 qts. of moss a a couple Tbsps of lime.
I used the guide on the back of the bag since I used the fast acting lime. It says to use a Tbsp. Per 12" pot.
I assume that I should water these 4-5 days in advance to get the lime working prior to transplant. And I should also take a slurry to make sure that I didn't mess up.
I can't be that far off that it would make much of a difference, especially mixed into a much larger quantity. I only use about 10-12 qts. of moss a a couple Tbsps of lime.
Should be perfect. You let it ‘cook’ for a couple a weeks now?
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I don't think that I need to do it that long. I really didn't add much. Most if the bulk was from adding a bunch of perlite. It will probably sit for a week after I wet just so it has some time to dry out a little before planting.
I'm keeping an eye on the Exodus Cheese. She's the biggest so I'm checking her regularly. I don't want to compromise their root system by waiting too long to transplant.
I think ProMix says the lime kicks in in about 5 days of being watered the first time.
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Yup. That's what I read earlier too.
Ok cool, thanks - so it’s different to cooking a full mineralised mix then. I’m about to buffer a bit more this way, and mix in some Coco and see about my own soilless mix and some homemade organics... experimenting w autos.
You know what I say about experimenting with outside autos...you can't learn anything .
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nobodyhere
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I would mix that mix alot. Think paint mixer in a drill or butter churner. Your choice.
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Dang!
I thought I did. Now I'm paranoid that I didn't.
I haven't wet them down yet.
I can learn if the soil mix and stinging nettle tea works or not, with nothing really riding on it ...You know what I say about experimenting with outside autos...you can't learn anything
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Remixed and wetted. Draining in the tub.
The sticky traps I got are tiny. They are hard to find locally this time of year so I'll take what I can get.
Adding more DE in the morning...stupid gnats.
The sticky traps I got are tiny. They are hard to find locally this time of year so I'll take what I can get.
Adding more DE in the morning...stupid gnats.
I'm just curious as to whether you fervently choose to support local businesses or are rabidly anti-Amazon?