Thanks… that was interesting reading…
Have a little booklet from the 70’s Comfrey & Chlorophyll that lays out
all kinds of healing properties. (got it on the FREE table outside thrift shop)
Sounds like the plant Big Fert wants keep underground… buy my water bottle nutes…
For those doing ferments - Comfrey doesn’t need it but breaks down quickly.
So what’s going on at the TInytuttles grow show? Pollen chucking is the name of the game! Guess we’ll see how my pollen catching efforts will pay off ! 1st time doing this so keeping the fingers crossed girls are probably a good 3 weeks into flower now so we’ll see ! Wish me luck guys/gals!
How long will it take to see if my efforts paid off 1-2 weeks perhaps?
that’s how long it will take to see the seeds actually forming, but often you can tell the next day by looking at the pistils - after pollination they turn from white to orange
@Muleskinner Sweet I thanks for the input I’v seen vids regarding this bag technique, I think I’ll leave them on for 3/4 days then remove them and take a peek!
Those look amazing! Look at the size of that leaf! Wow!
This going to be a nice looking one when done have this monster scrogged and filling out a good almost 4x4 area!
Edit: oops forgot to mention malted barley and a few red wigglers to top it off!
Will be LST training shortly as well!
Looking good out there boss!! Sexy roots none the less hehe 
Let’s play a game shall we! Can you find the red wiggler? In post # 211
Took a trunk diameter this morning and plugged it into a diameter formula pic is from earlier D= C/3.14 circumference was at 4.5 inches so Diameter is 1.43 inches! We’ll just call it 1.5" lol
Definitely largest plant grown to date for me!
Ok haven’t done this one yet in the worm bins but have no doubt that they’ll love had some stale cereal lying around so I though why not?
K seems it might be a little late for this but maybe not, some of this seed will be up in the next two days or so. Little experiment here 4 clones here 1/2 will get the cover crop treatment and 1/2 will be the control( without). Then all mulched with straw to give the “reds” some extra protection and something to nibble on! It’s all about trying new things right?
Looking good. They are loving that sun!
That cover crop is vital to my success. I tried an alfalfa mix (for sprouting and eating) and no cover crop and both were less than desirable harvests. Granted flowering in the summer is also part of the issue.
A little update on the garden! Giving the soil a boost with some comfrey/ molasses tea ! Things are looking good having to do a small amount out IMP to keep aphids In check other than that plants are rocking out!
Did a little compost top dress why not it was sitting in the bin not being used so in it went!
