Guy Smiley Organics (Fully organic Soil/AACT building)

[Eyes on Fire]

im always growing these all the time.these genetics are bangin..trust me!! give em a try..seriously ya frigin cant lose at all...EVER LOL

 

[robbio]

Ok to answer bird Questions.
I maintain 20 adult Birds and 40 juvenile in 2 Stages.
First Juvies are now 12 weeks and There the worst they eat dastardly and all day

I buy
Poultry shell for 13 dollars 50lbs
Hen Scratch about 15 for 40lbs
As chicks they Require Starter Grower which is crushed seeds and Corn mostly.
12-15 dollars depends on which brand that's for 25 lbs
I take these and mix them in a Huge bucket and bring them feed that way.
I usually make that last a Month.
The Adults eat a Feed Corn and mostly Layer Mash Alot of Vegetable Scraps.
The Poultry shell is perfect grind for Supersoil. NICE oyster pieces.

Chickens love grass. So I also feed them Alfalfa from a bail they shit some of the best ferts. ...

The chickens showed eat high Grade Game Bird Feeds. They Taste delicious once they reach a year
Great layers and Will Set Eggs about the best

Thanks for info,lots of good stuff.I finally talked the wife into getting some birds.I will build the coup this winter.I got lots of stuff laying around the farm to use for a nice coup.What breed do you run.Thanks brother.Peace.

 

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And since they're ,uhhh...getting a bit larger I broke out the LED as ya do for some flowering.and ill hit a Tea this week early too.

AND in more personal news.ole Eyes on Fire came into a small bit O cash for my birthday and Christmas all rolled into one Black Friday sale from our buddies at mephisto.I feel like a super Noob grower with his first large seed order about to go down LOL! Sooo damned stoked.Im gonna wanna just slip away completely and grow allll by myself and enjoy them totally. mmmmm lol.

 

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just a few randoms of some lovely plant man.them black stones Im doing holy crap they looked like fire pistils all orangey orange n stuff.sleepy time so they darkened up slightly but imma get me some of them soon.LOL!unlkess they darken up from here.? dunno we'll see.but lots of lovely and some misshapen plant a lil bit just pushing what my area of lights and my back can handle.which its touch them short of watering them really.LOL! lazy guy grows n all that stuff.

 

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hey yas

 

[robbio]

hey yas



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What are those plants with the redish color on the leaves.Peace.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

the very top pic of the second post is toofless alieb i believe and the other several are of Black Stone Fem,then moonstoneamnesia and a tangelo Rapido

Here are the smaller ones I needed to wait for morning for cuz they were really asleep last night lol.

 

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i needed to stick this here so I can get to it easier later and thought you'd all wanna read it.Stellar find on coco growing and usage in recycled soils n various growing mediums, excellent read,i plant on reading much more throughly and recommend you do the same.I got this from a pal on another site.

http://www.cannagardening.com/problem_solving_coco?newsletter=problem-solving-coco&date=02-12-2015

 

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Benefits of Humates

Biological Benefits
Stimulates plant enzymes
Acts as an organic catalyst
Stimulates growth and proliferation of desirable soil microorganisms (algae, bacteria, fungi, etc)
Increases root respiration and formation
Increases the availability of micronutrients
Increases the permeability of plant membranes, which increases the uptake of nutrients
Increases the vitamin content of plants
Increases the viability and germination of seed
Accelerates cell division and root development
Contains a wealth of micro-elements such as Si, Fe, Mg, S, Ba, B, Mn, Co, Ni, Ti, Mo, Cu, Pb, Ag and more
Increases photosynthesis in plants
Contains soluble silicon
Silicon strengthens cell walls
Silicon helps block disease invasion at the cell level
Silicon helps plants maintain more uniform cell temperature, which increases drought and frost tolerance

Chemical Benefits
Increases buffering properties of soil
Rich in both organic and mineral substances essential to plant growth
Retains water soluble fertilizers in the root zones and releases them to plants when needed
Has an extremely high CEC (cation exchange capacity)
Promotes the conversion of insoluble nutrients into forms available to plants
Reduces or eliminates many soil-related phenomenon, such as dry spots on golf greens

Physical Benefits

Makes soil more friable and crumbly
Improves soil workability
Increases aeration of soil
Reduces thatch build-up in turfgrasses
Increases water holding capacity
Improves thermal coloring of soil

Literature Cited

Levinski, Boris, 1999. Everything About Humates. Irkutsk University, Siberia, 1-23, January.
Senn, T.L. and Kingman, A.R., 1973. A Review of Humus and Humic Acids. Clemson University, Dept. of Horticulture, Research Series No. 145, March.
Freeman, P.G., 1969. The Use of Lignite Products as Plant Growth Stimulants. Technology and Use of Lignite, IC Bureau of Mines Information Circular, 8471: 150-153; 160; 162; 164.
Burdick, E.M., 1965 Commercial Humates for Agriculture and the Fertilizer Industry.
Economic Botany. Vol. 19, No. 2: 152-156.