Aye Aye,Eyes

[hecno]

Ha , I see you did post it , Guys there is a hell of a lot of good info here .

 

[Eyes on Fire]

Thanks man,lol juuust rambling really.

 

[GodAmJT]

Holy shit, that was awesome!!! I just watched your videos over the last couple days and I'm stoked about trying a lot of new stuff!!! In fact, one of the first videos while you were mixing, had me somewhat sold on starting my own worm bin.. Would you recommend doing it indoors, or outdoors, as we get hard frosts and freezing temps around here for about 1/3 of the year??


Secondly, as I may have mentioned a couple times before, I feed my plants a "life tea" as you call it; ~3.5gals water, ~1lbs of General Organics Ancient Forest (Alaskan Humus), ~4-5TBS asses of moles lol, ~10ml of Botanicare Hydroguard (microbes/innoculant meant for hydro but work in soil) and 1 scoop (I'm guessing a 1tsp?) of Great White, bubbled for 36-48hrs.. My question is; should I not bubble so long?? I'm using a relatively decent bubbler w/ 2 decent-sized airstones and I have to keep it lightly covered to prevent from some misting/spraying from the bubbles.. I usually start getting foam after about 24hrs..

Once it's done, I usually add about 10-15ml of liquid kelp extract, if I feel the plants could use a little extra boost.. Not sure if that's a good idea, but I had seen you do it in a few of your different teas, so it seemed to make some sense.. Plants don't ever seem to hate it or look poorly afterwards!!


Thanks again for all the science!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Jraven]

Holy shit, that was awesome!!! I just watched your videos over the last couple days and I'm stoked about trying a lot of new stuff!!! In fact, one of the first videos while you were mixing, had me somewhat sold on starting my own worm bin.. Would you recommend doing it indoors, or outdoors, as we get hard frosts and freezing temps around here for about 1/3 of the year??


Secondly, as I may have mentioned a couple times before, I feed my plants a "life tea" as you call it; ~3.5gals water, ~1lbs of General Organics Ancient Forest (Alaskan Humus), ~4-5TBS asses of moles lol, ~10ml of Botanicare Hydroguard (microbes/innoculant meant for hydro but work in soil) and 1 scoop (I'm guessing a 1tsp?) of Great White, bubbled for 36-48hrs.. My question is; should I not bubble so long?? I'm using a relatively decent bubbler w/ 2 decent-sized airstones and I have to keep it lightly covered to prevent from some misting/spraying from the bubbles.. I usually start getting foam after about 24hrs..

Once it's done, I usually add about 10-15ml of liquid kelp extract, if I feel the plants could use a little extra boost.. Not sure if that's a good idea, but I had seen you do it in a few of your different teas, so it seemed to make some sense.. Plants don't ever seem to hate it or look poorly afterwards!!


Thanks again for all the science!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You'll want the worms indoors in your climate...but you should find them easy enough to live with...ours are here in the living room with us.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

well if your using great white bro,I personally would lay off the Botanicare stuff. I hate them products having used them in chem grows and some of their stuff is rather harsh.so they lean towards chem growing and its most likely a cheaply made inoculate imho. but either way. stick with the GW which os fine.invest in some Soil Life or [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] Inoculate from tea Labs. 10 bucks per ounce I think. not bad when your using only a teaspoon or two each tea.LOL but use half the forest compost and use a cpl TBSpns of fresh vermicompost and brew it for no more than 36hrs.thats your top line.so imho I would stay around 24-30 hrs.

Im glad you liked the vids bro. just trying it out. I like it.its been raining so LOL

 

[Eyes on Fire]

Hey all,just wanted to say that i will eventually be doing more vids and stuff. Just life slows ya down..LOL ya know? SO, plan on winter or there abouts. many tests lined up.Thanks for your patience as well.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

a little whats going on with me is Im helping patients now and upgrading.ill be doing some vids fairly soon like I said.winter or so I thinking.getting a bigger tent and re doing my entire lighting system with two set of 4X4 sections I can lower and raise separate.sooo,thats whats up with me.busy busy busy but ill be doing some vids teas and so on.wait until I get my new situation all fired up eh?!LOl thats be fun me thinks. so anyways thats whats up these past whiles.Thanks all.be seeing ya about.

 

[KIS]

a little whats going on with me is Im helping patients now and upgrading.ill be doing some vids fairly soon like I said.winter or so I thinking.getting a bigger tent and re doing my entire lighting system with two set of 4X4 sections I can lower and raise separate.sooo,thats whats up with me.busy busy busy but ill be doing some vids teas and so on.wait until I get my new situation all fired up eh?!LOl thats be fun me thinks. so anyways thats whats up these past whiles.Thanks all.be seeing ya about.

Just saw a presentation at Indo Expo in Portland this past weekend. The consultant claimed 90 grams per square ft which is just a crazy yield (not autos btw) using a 4x4 bed, 8 plants per square ft, no veg time, and Fluence LEDs. I have more and more friends swearing by Fluence and in a tent I think it would extra important to keep down heat. They're expensive lights, no doubt but something to consider if you're upgrading your setup. Feel free to send me a direct message if I can help. Have you seen the blumats too?

 

[Eyes on Fire]

Hey man, nah I havent seen them. heard of them though. I need to light a 4X8 tent..four deep and eight wide.Gorilla prolly.two sections of 4X4 should be able to pull some great meds from that set up.LOL but fluence I have not heard of.they certainly sound kind of amazing LOL

 

[hecno]

Looking forward to seeing your new set up Eyes , I am shutting down my grow room to add new lights too . Looking at 4 or 6 cobs room size is 46 in by 46 in .