Agroecological guerrilla, in search of the True Brazilian Sativa.
I am Brazilian living on a farm, with access to remote areas, where:
Seeds: Rescue of varieties commercialized in the Brazilian Northeast region, in the States of Bahia and Sergipe.
Germination:
09/15 and 09/21, in water plus cow urine.
Seedlings:
fertilized with cow urine (2 urine: 100 water).
Soil preparation:
In August, 1x1x1 cribs (meters) were opened and limestone, oyster powder, wood stove ash, Mb4 rock powder and natural phosphate were mixed.
In September, fertilization with bat guano, poultry manure, sheep and ox, coffee powder, crushed cane and grass was carried out. The cribs were wetted with water and EM (effective microorganisms, extracted from the forest).
It was also planted, pork beans, dwarf-spiced mucunã, string beans, cosmos, basil, tobacco, nasturtium, citronella, peanut grass, castor bean and curcubitaceas.
In October, the start of planting…!
Three plants were planted per cradle, to separate males and hermaphrodites.
I have doubts about pruning, as the plants are overgrown, is it worth it to prune above 3 knots? Some are already 7 to 9.
I made some moorings to test.
the plants are 5 to 7 weeks old.
Here are the photos from 01/11/2020.
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