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"I bet each time one of those rogue gusts got up, your heart skipped a couple beats all the same!"...nope, not when you're out there defending them with an umbrella, haha :rofl: "Most of first true leaves are covering with such spots and yellowing, the rest seems to be okMost of first true...

Yeah, but complete accident. Dumped over my toolbox when I was outside working and couldn't find the washers I was using to fix the lawn mower...found them 2 hours later (after driving back to the local hardware store) in the bottom of the aact bucket...SOOO...there you go, threaded washers to...

"Yes that is a Chicken Tray, what? They have clear, dome like, lids so why not?" - I go through one of these every day I work...don't think I'll be getting rid of the rest. As for your mystery plant...I'm going bhut...even maybe fatali (the only year I was able to germ one the bush looked very...

I don't know anything about Ted, however, as far as rudeness and an evil side on THP-------> I haven't seen it, at all....anywhere....not even when stupid or redundant questions are asked....ever I love this site and one of the reasons is due to it's atmosphere and the members sincere gestures...

Thank you. I'm not one to usually create a guide or showcase what I am doing, but this process is too simple and amazing for people to not know about. I only wish that I had taken pictures of my plants before dosing with the various AACT's to show a time lapse of their progress and amazing...

Knock on wood, we did not get what was projected. Right at 7" of rain here at the house and a few rogue wind gusts. Only had one wind related casualty, but the bare stalk is showing some promise. The Nagabon I believe is a cross between a naga morich and a bonda man Jacques...got it from Neil...

How the hell did I not know you had a GLOG? and I thought we told each other everything, haha. Great stuff bud. You definitely are going to have a rewarding and fiery season! It's funny to see your pictures and the dosing of the tea - seeing very similar results here. Tea is the literal...

Let me know how the next batch does for you.

Guys, Thanks sincerely for all the kind words and likes... I am going to be editing the initial posting to make it more readable and to properly share links and give credit where it is due. - it wasn't sitting in direct sunlight was it? I did that with my first batch and had to toss...

I'm waiting on my first Thai for this year. Good to hear yours are two beer Thai's, haha.

Do you have pictures of what all you got going on? your setup?

I'm glad you do have a differing opinion...I won't claim to an expert when it comes to this stuff and I don't have a degree in horticulture either....the only thing that I will claim about the tea is that it works :party: I only add that many different guanos because I have them, they are...

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Peppers grow naturally in a vegetative state as well as flowering and budding. Mixing these guanos allows for a wide organic array of N - P - K sources. By providing each source with the addition of the bacterium and micros...your plant will utilize what it needs for optimal growth and...

Yes, need the unsuphured molasses...sulphur is bacreriocidal and will inhibit the bacterial colonies from establishing themselves. I may pull some of these questions and directly link them into my guide to answer others similar questions. I use the tea just as I would water when it comes to...

Hey repost this to my beginner's guide to AACT. People would benefit from seeing other's recipes and setups.

4. To make your tea...de-chlorinated water must be used as the chlorine contained in the water will kill the beneficial microbes which you are trying to grow. City water users, I recommend filling up a bucket with water and allowing it to set out uncovered for at least 12 hours to "off-gas"...

Introduction: Although I am new to this method of gardening, I have gathered some useful information and tips in regards to those wanting to start their own compost tea brewing. AACT or actively aerobic compost tea is when, you, as the gardener, replicate the benifical microbes that plants...

go ahead, just rub it in...looks like im stuck with emulsion, haha.

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