Ohh that will definitely work!@WildBill thanks for the reply mate , You pointed out some things I did not take into consideration , so plan B , i can get hold of plenty of wild caught fish waste so I will compost it with that .
Have you ever thought about making fermented insect frass?Howdy Guys , It is what we call Mango season here at the moment , a time just before the rains start when it is hot and humid . It is a good time to be making soil which I will do on the weekend I have a mate that will be helping me as he wants to learn how I start out . So the plants are just cruising along , they have had 1 times insect frass drench 2 x molasses 1 x coconut water and good old pond water , Here they are at day 21 and I stuffed up on the strain , They are FSL x G . bubble . View attachment 1650091View attachment 1650092View attachment 1650093View attachment 1650094View attachment 1650095View attachment 1650096View attachment 1650097View attachment 1650098View attachment 1650099View attachment 1650100View attachment 1650101View attachment 1650102View attachment 1650103View attachment 1650104View attachment 1650105
See you on the other side brother...Have you ever thought about making fermented insect frass?
See you on the other side brother...
First needed to find out how to ferment...
I used to get that and a ton of dead crickets from a guy that raised crickets for fishing. The old guy died a few years ago or I'd been harassing the hell out of him for 5 gallon buckets of it!@WildBill Yes I have but just not got around to it , I do add a fair amount into the soil as I build it seems as how I can get heaps of it .
Funny you say that, I've also started a bokashi run. Got myself a set after seeing someone here posting about it. Could have been youI got a Teriganix Bokashi composting bucket.
Every two days I collect the juice and stash it inside the shed. Yes, it's liquid gold...so it seems...But I'm also going to use the bokashi itself as part of my DIY soil build. I'm taking some interesting stuff from all sorts of origins and combining this into one large mound of soil. This will be my base for next year's grow, inside the greenhouse.The byproduct of that, my main intent, Is the liquid that you get from it.