Casey Connell of Contender Gardens talks to Clayton Neidigh of Third Eye Organix about cannabis, cultivation, soil, microbes …
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How would you consider the effect of mixing the following , coco coir , bio char and compost ? Furthermore would you also wash the coco coir prior to use ?
Fire pit to a 55 gallon drum full of compost tea. Let it soak for a week or so then toss it in your compost pile, chicken litter and old cow patties,for a month or two. Been growing this way outdoors for past 6yrs. I have my own worm farm on the side of the house for castings. Seabird guano fish bone meal gypsum and molasses from the store.
wait…. because honey is sticky adding it to cannabis is what helps the stickiness aka trichome production (11:44)? that could not be more incorrect…. thats like those kids who add fruit punch to their cannabis to bring out fruity flavors… maybe honey works for this desired effect but its not due to some transitive property of stickiness
I've got a question for the guy from Third Eye Organics. You talked about adding honey during the flowering stage for stickier buds. Since honey has anti-bacterial properties, wouldn't it mess with your micro herd in your garden? Molasses encourages bacterial growth.
How would you consider the effect of mixing the following , coco coir , bio char and compost ? Furthermore would you also wash the coco coir prior to use ?
Fire pit to a 55 gallon drum full of compost tea. Let it soak for a week or so then toss it in your compost pile, chicken litter and old cow patties,for a month or two. Been growing this way outdoors for past 6yrs. I have my own worm farm on the side of the house for castings. Seabird guano fish bone meal gypsum and molasses from the store.
I really hate the “I can’t tell you everything” farmers. NEXT.
Autoflowers are madddd. If we can get them more and more genetically stable… ooooweeee
wait…. because honey is sticky adding it to cannabis is what helps the stickiness aka trichome production (11:44)? that could not be more incorrect…. thats like those kids who add fruit punch to their cannabis to bring out fruity flavors… maybe honey works for this desired effect but its not due to some transitive property of stickiness
You can't go wrong with this combo:
*biochar
*bokashi
*worm castings
*compost tea
The best
Sweet vid but I don’t think biochar should be in the main title just saying. Seemed to be a broader discussion. Thanks for sharing
I've got a question for the guy from Third Eye Organics. You talked about adding honey during the flowering stage for stickier buds. Since honey has anti-bacterial properties, wouldn't it mess with your micro herd in your garden? Molasses encourages bacterial growth.
Legalize marijuana everywhere!
Still no reason for autos… My small mom table can feed a sea of green, no veg, 60-day cycles end to end.
https://youtu.be/wxSL5SrQjG4
clean air on this earth day "hello" cannabis dose clean the air ! so we should grow more
just make your own biochar and worm compost…its not rocket science.
Thanks For The Vid.