Korean natural farming for cannabis

[Shabita93]

anyone who knows more about these super organic DIY fertilizers? I’m studying a couple of videos

[lophophora.ca]

The university of Hawaii has some thorough publications on KNF.

https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/site/PubList.aspx?key=Sustainable%20Agriculture

Everything I’ve looked at so far has been peer reviewed by a bunch of Doctors and PhDs as well, if that lends the information any further credibility.

Edit-

Forgot to mention the wealth of information on OG as well. Seems like lots of growers here utilize or incorporate some aspects of KNF into their methodology, whether it be LABS for mildew control, water soluable calcium, or fermented plant juices for feeding.

[Shanti-ri]

Hi man, here are some things:

Growing on the cheap! Korean Natural Farming

Most of our money goes right into bottles of this and bottles of that once you finish setting up the perfect environment. why not start making your own? its quite easy! Im going to introduce you guys to Korean natural farming! (KNF) KNF is a way of taking from the land respectively, fermenting, and then returning to the earth. fermenting is great! Fermenting will draw from deep in the cells, compounds which are not available in raw form by proliferation of beneficial lactic acid bacteria. You…

Making OHN (Oriental Herb Nutrient) Garlic-Ginger KNF

Hello everyone, here’s how i made some OHN. With all the ingredients ready [image] Weight the garlic [image] Weight the ginger [image] In separate containers, mix the ginger and the garlic, with crude sugar and beer (chose dark beer) [image] Store with tight lid on and stir everyday in the morning. You can mix the two after they ferment when they become stable. Ferment each on its own. [image] Will ready in about 6 days.

*Edit there is also this guy’s channel he talks about knf.

https://m.youtube.com/c/ChrisTrumpSoilSteward/featured

[NorthNorthNugs]

Check out Chris Trump on YouTube. Lots of free introductory info that will get your feet wet on the subject. Then I would do a google search for Joey Burger and listen to him speak on the Shaping Fire podcast. Tons of really great info. If you’d like to learn more I can send you downloads to a couple of KNF books I have in PDF format. Just DM me

-NNN

[Shanti-ri]

hey man sorry i edited and i didn’t see you put on cris trump sorry

[NorthNorthNugs]

No need to apologize! All good!!

[FattyRoots]

Lots of good knowledge in natural farming, I agree with the Chris Trump videos. The JADAM book is a good read too.

My FAA is still fermenting, believe it or not it never smelt one bit even with your nose 2cm from the open valve. Going to be liquid gold once it’s finished.

FAA (fish amino acid)

I put on some FAA today, which is basically a 1:1 sugar to fish ferment that is really rich in nitrogen and amino acids. Chris Trump does his in a bucket but I figured having it on tap and not having to strain it would be a better design so I rigged up a strainer inside the base of a drink cooler above the tap, that way I’m able to start extracting at 3 months without having to open it. You can use just the scraps of fish, it’s really cheap where I live so I got a $7 mix bag of pargo(red snapper…

Bokashi is another super beneficial fermentation and easy to prepare

Lactic acid bacteria serum! Aka LABS

I make bokashi using this technique First make some ‘EM’ by adding 500ml of LAB, 500ml of black strap molasses and 19 litres of water to a 20litre bucket seal with a lid and let sit for 1 month in a cool dark spot. Bokashi recipe (1 pound of wheat bran) 5ml EM 5ml LAB 1 pound of bran Water (just enough to moisten not wet) I mix all ingredients then put it in a garbage bag and seal then put back in the bucket with the lid on back in the cool dark spot again for another 2 to 3 weeks. Once d…

[cannabliss]

the JADAM book is a great read I agree I’m really new to all this stuff but I started this summer making my first LABS collectinjg IBM and trying fruit and plant ferments I also started bokashi composting it’s been a ton of fun lots of folks have help me through the journey and I still have a ton of stuff to learn but its gonna be a blast have a great day folks

Bliss

[Shabita93]

good morning guys thank you all for the advice given now I go straight to study this technique fascinates me very much thanks very promptly in the answers

[ifish]

A great place to read up on knf and lots of other helpful info , sleep , breathing , this site has it all : )

Inputs - Section 8 - FAA - Fish Amino Acids

[ReikoX]

I’ve done lots of different KNF recipes. The JADAM book is great. The old Unconventional Farmer website was awesome, chock full of ideas and recipes, wish it was still around. Typically I basically just use FFJ as a pH down now.