Re-amendment Recipes for Organic Soil/Living Soil

[ShapingFireuk]

Love the topic!! Just what we need for our cook books!


So this is my spring recipe with a 4 week veg schedule wchich will already be teaming with Nematodes, European Nightcrawlers and a few of our lovely fungus ghnats ( the guardian's of fungus haha not to many tho as nature needs ballance.
Also a good auto recipe too gets them flying straight away :)
This is a link for my no till dry ammendmend mix supplier fire stuff!!

https://www.drforest.co.uk/collections/ ... fertiliser



First 4 weeks of veg i use:
Seaweed extract 10ml per 5l + fish hydro 5ml per 5l (once a week)

Humic + fulvic Powder 1/3 tsp per 5l (once a week)

Natural nut soap with bay and cinnamon 10ml per 5l + fresh Aloe Vera plant 3 grams per 5l (once a week)

On repeat for 4 weeks :)

[anova.330]

Went to the brew store and picked up 10lbs organic two row malted barley. The jar contains the malted barley powder (MBP) whereby a simple drink or juice blender works fine to grind the whole barley.

[GMO]

Went to the brew store and picked up 10lbs organic two row malted barley. The jar contains the malted barley powder (MBP) whereby a simple drink or juice blender works fine to grind the whole barley.

Just watch the temp. the enzymes denature when they get warm so cold grinding it recommended ;)

[Guest]

Just watch the temp. the enzymes denature when they get warm so cold grinding it recommended ;)

That's interesting to know

[ShapingFireuk]

Just watch the temp. the enzymes denature when they get warm so cold grinding it recommended ;)

That's interesting to know

Same as on all the seed sprout teas be really careful with blender temps it kills the enzymes

[anova.330]

Plants speak to us and sometimes it is a whisper. They stand, fall, exhibit color changes and move according to their environments created/prepared by us. Nearly every plant I have displays red petioles – not just the plants in flower. In organic soil, there is nothing you can really do to stave off the whisper of red petioles. Or is there?

My approach is the same as Minnesota Nice in Tales of a Doper 7.5 by Mendo Dope – treat the soil for the next run based on what the plant tells you this run. Maybe the LED is the problem. N, P, K shouldn’t be a problem with this run. In short, I really don’t know how to treat this. Some pots are hydrophobic while others are not…would you say I have an imbalance?

To attain balance, I’m going to look to the living components of the soil and start feeding the life there, again, same as Minnesota Nice would. Pretty much all I know to do…once I get there.

Thank you, GMO, for opening up my mind on this one. True plant whisperer.

And according to Minnesota Nice, MBP should not be bubbled for more than four hours as a tea; after four hours aeration the MBP solution becomes an herbicide. Will have to verify this with GHO sometime…

[Guest]

Plants speak to us and sometimes it is a whisper. They stand, fall, exhibit color changes and move according to their environments created/prepared by us. Nearly every plant I have displays red petioles – not just the plants in flower. In organic soil, there is nothing you can really do to stave off the whisper of red petioles. Or is there?

My approach is the same as Minnesota Nice in Tales of a Doper 7.5 by Mendo Dope – treat the soil for the next run based on what the plant tells you this run. Maybe the LED is the problem. N, P, K shouldn’t be a problem with this run. In short, I really don’t know how to treat this. Some pots are hydrophobic while others are not…would you say I have an imbalance?

To attain balance, I’m going to look to the living components of the soil and start feeding the life there, again, same as Minnesota Nice would. Pretty much all I know to do…once I get there.

Thank you, GMO, for opening up my mind on this one. True plant whisperer.

And according to Minnesota Nice, MBP should not be bubbled for more than four hours as a tea; after four hours aeration the MBP solution becomes an herbicide. Will have to verify this with GHO sometime…

Nice one.

Has anyone ever thought of doing a MPB/insect frass bubbled tea???

You'll get the phytohormones that work together in harmony with each other then?

[GMO]

Plants speak to us and sometimes it is a whisper. They stand, fall, exhibit color changes and move according to their environments created/prepared by us. Nearly every plant I have displays red petioles – not just the plants in flower. In organic soil, there is nothing you can really do to stave off the whisper of red petioles. Or is there?

My approach is the same as Minnesota Nice in Tales of a Doper 7.5 by Mendo Dope – treat the soil for the next run based on what the plant tells you this run. Maybe the LED is the problem. N, P, K shouldn’t be a problem with this run. In short, I really don’t know how to treat this. Some pots are hydrophobic while others are not…would you say I have an imbalance?

To attain balance, I’m going to look to the living components of the soil and start feeding the life there, again, same as Minnesota Nice would. Pretty much all I know to do…once I get there.

Thank you, GMO, for opening up my mind on this one. True plant whisperer.

And according to Minnesota Nice, MBP should not be bubbled for more than four hours as a tea; after four hours aeration the MBP solution becomes an herbicide. Will have to verify this with GHO sometime…

Nice one.

Has anyone ever thought of doing a MPB/insect frass bubbled tea???

You'll get the phytohormones that work together in harmony with each other then?

i can see this going a bit wild bro. the enzymes in MBP will start working on the chitin in the frass fast as heck imo. add in the high leaves of available sugars and youll be mopping up bio films for weeks

[ShapingFireuk]

I have been doing airated teas with Frass extract, molasses and kelp for 12h with this product going into flower pertty good boost, dont know if extractions like this is something you tried?

[anova.330]

I use compost teas sometimes (just compost). Be very cautious that your tea does not become anaerobic – if it does you’ll know from the smell.

Be just as cautious of nutrient teas, either homemade or store-bought. Not to sling shit, but I bubbled Roots Organics terp tea for 24 hours and applied – I’m certain it killed my Jesus OG and one of my JilllyBean plants.

Now, I still use compost teas but I’m just as happy mixing compost/nutrients with a bamboo stick in water. A wash is what some refer to it as.

And seed sprouted teas I also use as a wash after blending in a blender. Need to get back on the mung bean horse.