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Then of course there is also the yard of ale! Fill this sucker with Stone Brewing's Double Bastard and you would be lit! :drunk: It is for me. I can't drink warm beer no matter who makes it. Especially stouts! :sick:

It would be warm by the time you were half done. lol

This is some very cool stuff here. Anyone tried this Hugelkultur method?   http://www.richsoil.com/hugelkultur/

This is a friend of a friend who is up near Lake Tahoe this weekend. Not sure where but these guys sell some serious sized beers! :cheers:  

Going to try something on my four pepper plants that I put on my Cannabis recently which made them grow impressively in a short time.   I put chopped fresh comfrey over the top of the soil on my Canna and then sprinkled 1/4 cup of each of kelp meal, alfalfa meal and neem cake and then covered it...

I restore and sharpen straight razors but I have never thought of using a Chinense after shave. lol

A .50 BMG would have no problem stopping that. That is if it was real as this dolt thinks it is.

I agree with the above bro. The better the drainage the less problems with over-watering. ;)

The government is out of fucking control. Pardon my language.

I am going to set up a 120 gallon water container for rain this fall. We are in our 6th year of drought.

It is no more harmful to a compost pile than it is to a plant. ;)

Yes ma'am! :rofl:

That's cool Angie. I use mine to water, spray BT, mist leaves, etc.

Glad it was helpful. Reading that short article also got me thinking about something else..... If the beneficial bacteria reproduce that fast then I think that is a good reason to not waste time making ACT. It may have its place to get a colony started but soil drenching with ACT every week or...

I say wait and see what it does. Even if it ate a couple of small holes in leaves it isn't going to harm the plant.

Try growing Comfrey sometime and rototilling it to get rid of it. :rofl:

I picked up my second Smith & Hawken Biostack compost bin on Sunday so now I have twice as much capacity. You can never have too much compost!   Yes it does kill some microbes but as the article stated they reproduce so fast it has little effect on the soil food web.

If you can afford it I highly recommend you buy one of these Chapin sprayers. You will never habe to buy another one as every part on this sprayer is brass or steel except for the wand holder on the side of the tank which is plastic. I love mine. Chapin Industrial 3.5-Gallon Viton Concrete...

Try it now ColdSmoke.

You learn something new everyday. I am guilty of gassing off my water before watering my plants but I am going to stop doing that. http://www.ext.colostate.edu/ptlk/1548.html