Recent content by Nagel

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I've heard that horse manure is less weedy than cow manure... I've also heard that you can use rabbit manure directly, its not "hot" like horse and cow. Chicken manure is very hot, definitely need to compost that..

camaro

That looks, er, interesting! Not the most appetizing looking, but now I gotta try it. Personally, I love all things bacon.. Used to eat a pound of bacon every sunday through my 20's.. then I started thinking I might need to watch my cholesterol and its down to 5 slices. If I like that recipe...

Stones

PENIS!

fighter

mmm thats the best part about planting :D

Definitely gotta agree with this. I noticed a marked increase in growth in the ones I potted up into a potting mix vs. leaving them in the Jiffy Seed Starting Mix for longer.. So much so that I now use these little plastic cases to germinate in till hooks are up and helmets are off, then...

winner

Here ya go.. http://www.manhattanreefs.com/lighting Thats the saltwater reef community's lighting god.. If there is a comparison between lights, you'll probably find it there.. (yes, I know its about reef tanks, but the lighting requirements are as demanding, if not more)

Capsicum - agree on both points.. HID lamps have been researched high and low on two hobbies.. Coral Growers and Weed Growers.. Both groups with substantial investment into their systems to get the most possible growth in the shortest time for the lowest cost while maintaining high quality (I...

No weed cloth for me.. On any bed, be it garden or flower. If it can't decompose on its own, I don't want to deal with it. Not to mention, I landscaped for a number of years on a crew, and pulled up miles of this stuff (in favor of putting in a proper raised bed).. I'd rather build my beds...

Ok, so thats one type of MH and one type of HPS.. There are many choices, with different color spectrums out there..I have a hard time believing that those two charts cover all possibilities of MH and HPS lamps.. MH range from easily under a 4700k lamp to well over a 14,000k lamp. Their...

Ouch! Not a Griswold! Love those skillets.. Find 'em for $1 at garage sales, take em home, clean and re-season em, and sell for $20-$100 :D You want my 75yr old seasoned / never seen soap? LOL that would cost ya! Most people don't realize what a Griswold is, especially when they are a bit...