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Yep..works like a charm..;)

Yes the manual one pushes the plugs out.. It has two spikes on the bottom that are hollow and as you push the aerater into the ground it forces the plug out through the top as you push it into the ground and so on.. So I decided to not cut today instead gave it a good watering... deep green...

Welcome from Royal Oak, MI....;) our summer has been crazy hasn't it...luckily my peppers have been givin mgme lots of peppers though...been pickling a sheeit ton as of late..;) Glad you found us...

So has any of the mods or boss man see this post so we can get an answer??

I bag all year except in fall, I mulch the fallen leaves into the lawn for the organic matter..after doing it a few years in a row you will start to change the composition of the soil into "loamy soil" which is exactly what you want for soil composition for grass... Skip the ironite and apply a...

Yeah you can rent one from depot for roughly $75 a day or if you yard isn't to large you can a manual one that has a handle and 2 spikes on bottom and you walk around and step on it...that's what I do.. Let's see them pics man..:)

Maybe...probably depends on which hardware store.. Depending on size of lawn you can go to lowes or depot and get a aerater that you manually use for like $20... Well 80% is tough...never hurts to try but there is a point where it's earsier and more economical to just do a full reno.. I...

Easily.... Take a wheel barrel or something similar and fill with earthworm castings , peat moss, quality compost and topsoil and mix together ......aerate lawn then spread evenly across grass with rake or something similar until it works it's way down between blades of grass and into aeration...

Yeah man I have been a 600w HPS and 250w MH user for years and you usually can't find much of a better deal then buying it locally...at least I have never really been able to find one...if I did it wasn't more then a dollar or two savings which at that point I would rather support the local...

That's very true...it's really more so the effort of keeping up with it on top of trying to create another quality glog for my indoor DWC, also my mycology hobby is consuming a lot of my time as well....I won't totally abandon it ...;)

No wonder the USPS is going under , they absolutely suck!! What's e point of customer service when you call and all they can tell you is the same thing you can read when you track it, what's he point ?? They should at least have access to more details , damn!!!

I don't even think it needs a poll to be honest ...we have enough organic growers and let's face it, it's a facet of growing peppers that many people embrace..I don't see any harm in having an organic section, like you said there are numerous cooking and throwdown sections...;) However , I'm...

The other day I had a private message waiting for me from seacowboy and it asked if I wanted some pods for free.... Of course I accepted and he sent me with a quickness a box chocked full of fresh goodness... Thanks man...quality pods for sure...;) oh and he sent me some free seeds as a...

Thanks..;)

To help with the ground being rock hard, start aerating every spring and fall and adding organic matter....    Aerating in the spring and fall will help and also you can do top dressings with organic matter and over time it will improve the composition of your soil and drain better plus over...

Alright probably the last update for this glog folks....thanks for the members that showed interest..at the most I might post a pic of the final ripened chocolate bhuts and the enormous amount of green habs my hab plant will be ripening with at one time...it has a sheeit ton of pods and the...

Personally I think 85f is ideal for all common peppers....obviously there is a temp range that can be found with reading which I have done a lot but I gather that the 85f is ideal, again this is my opinion ...;)

Oh ok, you said effort in he original post so you meant more so economically which I understand completely...;) Cause I know when it comes to growth and production it's very hard for soil to rival hydro, at least from what I have seen ..soon to be experience ....I'm hoping my 600w will be enough...