Continued from Stacked Mother Lode . 2022 . The Genesis
Basic illustration of how I keep my shenanigans rollin’:
Instead of a saucer I use a container because I need to move it into my closet for dark time.
^ Stem rub on the big one is very lemon.
^ Harvested the small ones and accidentally cut a young one down, watered the soil and stuck it in there, may it grow new roots like it’s a passion!
Enough to make a grown ass man WEEP.
It’s full moon in cancer, ya dig it?
No, I don’t, this is a no-till zone, we keep peace with the soil here.
Out of likes but I’m in!
@rogue , not all of of nature is notill, but most of it is. Like for instance the great tree farmers of the woods , squirrels , . They dig and plant seeds/ nuts of 1000s of trees all over the wood other rodents dig as well, some distrubance is ok but you are right , no disturbance is better than over disturbance PS. I hope this doesn’t upset you, it was not my intention
I’d say that a pretty big leap between tilling and squirrels propagating oak trees.
If anything I would think the squirrels are helping spread microbiology rather than destroy it.
Yes I concur I’m just saying not all tillage is bad tillage , there are ways to disturb the soil that is beneficial , it’s very minimal and general only done once , no machinery
Broad forks are rad! 
There is a certain type of psychedelic mushroom that only grows in landslides. Pretty cool. Forget the name
Yes and they are kinda high like 250$ (I got mine with my stimulus check lol) but they are pretty tuff they say “indestructible”
The one down in south America it’s like cyanescence or something like that
Reminds me of Gary Zimmer, whose into what he calls Biological Farming that says the same thing - over tillage is a sin but intelligent tillage is a useful and natural tool. He’s a cattle guy so he talks about wild cattle kicking up dirt and “tilling” in their urine and manure when they stampede and such. Then you got worms, voles, moles, rabbits, ants…lots of critters mix up the dirt
When in doubt, be more lazy.
This guy is my favorite they call him “the barefoot farmer” lol it’s a 9 video series with a q&a the channel is living web farm YouTube they have classes on everything self sustaining farming literally everything 
really cool, educational and empowering Long Live the Natural Farmer!
Check this little dude out, jimminy has been hanging out on my plants for at least 2 weeks now if not going on a month 
he doesn’t eat my plants I believe he eats the hay I have as mulch , I wonder though if they have some sort of relationship with the plant beyond just laying on it and basking in the digital sun lol
lol nature is so cool
Well hello there little being.
@DJSF The bat has landed and the seeds are sown!
Duuuuude! That is a pretty quick turnaround for shipping! Thanks for letting me know! So excited to see what these produce! Hope you and yours have a great weekend! Love & Light brother.
☆DJSF
^ She stretched a lot the last couple of days and the top leaves weren’t very happy with the light intensity so bent her over. Stemrub is now lemon + sawdust (not necessarily pine, just random wood).
^ Top left pot: Chopped down the nettle bush and sowed some rogue seeds, topdressed with some shriveled up clover from elsewhere.
It’s all good, it’s all fine, thriving is going on and my joy knows no bounds, I feel groovy!
Beautiful! What strain is that you have popping through the surface?
Love & Light ☆DJSF
The best one, dúh. 
But yours went into that pot along with some others.
Sowed about 10 at once.
Some get eaten by insects or mold, the ones that survive are the best.
Natural selection.
