Im reading articles in media outlets that are clearly written with the intention of inflaming racial strife.  This sort of thing used to never get printed.  Im curious what the motivation is

http://www.rense.com/general32/americ.htm

Communist Goals (1963) Congressional Record--Appendix, pp. A34-A35 January 10, 1963

21. Gain control of key positions in radio, TV, and motion pictures.

42. Create the impression that violence and insurrection are legitimate aspects of the American tradition; that students and special-interest groups should rise up and use ["]united force["] to solve economic, political or social problems.

This is awesome, I love drugs. And growing things.

Questions: Do you allow several plants to grow out of the same spot? Like a couple in one hole and 15" away a couple more? Or do you cull the extras.

Can they be cultivated indoors under the right conditions or are they not suitable for containers? Let's say 18 hrs of direct sunlight per day (10,000 lumens per sq ft, full-spectrum bulbs) under perfect conditions, could I harvest in say, 4 months?

Says the reporter is being negative, then fucks with him for the rest of the interview. The end is too fucking funny, choked on my beer when I heard it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpPArYxK_v4

I smoke a quarter per day around harvest time.

I'm pretty new to this method, up until a couple of years ago I was under the delusion that synthetic nutrients were required for massive growth. I'm learning a lot and it's pretty exciting to see the results from all my hard work, so I'd like to share my methods and more importantly, pick up some new ones from the community.

I live in a suburb on about an acre of land and do my best with what I've got. Most of my supplies come from a well-stocked nursery/garden center, but I do make my own high-quality compost and mix my own soil from raw ingredients. I make my own compost and nutrient teas, and harvest seeds for next season. Far from a self-sufficient homestead, but it does help to put food on the table, and is a fun hobby as well.

Here is my small but productive 4x8 outdoor garden:






Naturally, my obsession with organics began with growing top-quality weed, so my soil mix is tailored for container gardening. However, I am planning a raised bed (same dimensions) for next year and my goal is to maintain a small no-till vegetable garden using only natural methods. I have plenty of redworms in rubbermaid bins, couple of compost piles outside, and enough seeds to start a small farm.

The potential of organic gardening is what's got my attention. Natural pest prevention is as effective, if not more so than chemical. That result by itself blew my mind. Some of my strawberry plants were being overrun by ants, I top-dressed with ground-up neem cake and next thing you know, not a single ant could be found on them. Like Peter Piper to a rat infestation, or St. Patrick to a snake den, I felt like a wizard who bends the natural world to his will. This is an addicting hobby.

For now all I have to share is my container mix, which has yet to reach it's full potential but still leaves me with jaw-dropping results coming out of my indoor garden.

1 part peat, 1 part compost (the more sources the better, I might use 4 different types of compost for biodiversity), and 1½ parts perlite. I use a 5 gal bucket for measuring, 15 gal = 2 cu ft.

Per cu ft I add:
1 cup powdered dolomite lime
4 cups glacial rock dust
4 cups Espoma tomato-tone
1 cup kelp meal
1 cup neem meal
½ cup alfalfa meal

I then dump a compost tea on it and let it sit in a rubbermaid for at least a month, turning it once per week.

For my compost teas I use a 5 gal bucket, this hydrofarm airpump, and this custom pvc diffuser:


I let it brew at 70f for 40 hrs

For my nutrient teas, per gal:
1 tbsp kelp meal (for micronutrients)
1 tbsp alfalfa meal (for N and plant growth regulators)
1 tbsp guano (high in P & K, used during fruiting/production phase of growth)

I do not aerate my nutrient teas since they are not producing aerobic bacteria like a compost tea would, my goal here is to dissolve all of the water-soluble nutrients only, so I just let it sit for 24-48 hrs stirring occasionally. Before and after:




Healthy shit!!

I know that there are more than a few self-sufficient farmers here and I'd like to hear your tips and tricks for composting, no-till, raised beds, organics, vermicomposting, dynamic accumulators,  etc. and I hope that something I've posted here is useful to somebody. Cheers!! 

Must be a classy neighborhood. Any human with half a brain would avoid the groid.

Just about every news article on marijuana concentrates. Not a single reporter knows what the fuck they're talking about.