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  You piss me off all the time, but you put effort in to it... I like that! :rofl:     @ColdSmoke  You sir are doing good stuff and I am happy to have you in our little pseudo organic club. Dont feel like we are dissing you, Truth is we are glad to have you! But you should learn the difference...

      Do some research and tell me who is "informed". You honestly just blew off one of the best things for broad mites because YOU sir are not "informed."     The only person that put effort in debunking my claim even admitted it has potential. you on the other hand moosery just blew it of...

Dont under estimate tap water, it may be chlorinated, but it is loaded with Calcium, Ma, iron, and all kinds of other trace minerals... like fluoride :rofl:  

Most likely it is worm castings from industrial cow manure and they are afraid of passing pathogens...

  Soil contaminated with toxic waste has been detoxified with mycelium fungi (Mycoremediation) ... So to be honest, lol, it doesn't even need to be well balanced if you care for it and add life every now and then.   So like Guru's sig says, "Feed the soil"

I add my sugars with the tap water the day before to give time for them to fully dissolve. So I am doing 2 things at once. It helps the make the anxiousness go away a little.

OK Guru you got me in to it... Im getting a microscope!!!   I found them on Craigslist for 35$ all day... Here I was thinking like 200$ :rolleyes:   http://sandiego.craigslist.org/search/sss?query=microscope&sort=rel   Questions   What zoom do I need to have to see the good stuff?         750x...

OK, first things first. Can we move this post into Glogs? I think I may just continue this as a glog if it is OK with the mods.   Well here are the few I got so far In to the freezer and when I get enough I will make a jelly.

    The stones defuse the air to small bubbles getting optimal oxygenation of the water. Have you ever had fish? Same thing.

100% true   If the cable guy eats one and dies you will be homeless in no time...   Hell, some DA may consider it man-slaughter. Your better off growing pot, by a long shot.

  The small stuff doesn't get stuck and frees up and floats to the top, whereas the coarse stuff stays put in the soil better because it has more surface area to stay lodged in the soil.

Liability     Beware of Belladonna Tree signs need to be places in plain sight. Seriously what if some teenage kid kicked a football over the fence and came in to get it, Ooo yum a berry.   Or what if it spreads some how to other places in the area. Animals carry seeds all the time.

  And they always float up to the top... *face palm*

    I'm up for the challenge, however how would we know it was the amino acids and not something else in the product/plant/fish I use?

To me this is a very big deal. At the peak of summer 100 degree weather can almost STOP growth altogether. So if this helps and can be as simple as making an aloe tea, then that will be a way to bring back production when times get hard.   Also what about during the winter? What about after an...

  What have you got to loose? and studies are showing that it does work by introducing pathogens and parasitic organisms to arthropods like aphids and mights.   Seriously don't knock it till you try it. I have seen it work, but yes my word is nothing on the internet and I get that, but ask some...

    You are right there, but don't you see it on here all the time. The top 2 nonstickied posts were about cal deficiency a few minutes ago.

  COARSE Just how I like it, Nice and chunky....     hummm that came out weird :P   No but really, I like it to be coarse and not those little floaters that Miracle Grow sells.

       lol   Youd be supprised! Why do you think we see so many Cal-Mag posts? Lots of people use synthetic fertilizers that are made from salts, like Miracle Grow.   Then they experience some sort of lock up weather its Nitrogen Potash Phosphorus  or Calcium & Manganese. I see it on here all...

Not uncommon to see mushies in there, but some neat photos either way.     I should have used a coin for scale, but these guys are somewhere between a pea and a grain of rice.