State of Origin - The Great Sal Grow Off!

[micmac]

Finally decided to kill the rest of them I see

 

 

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[billygoat]

, rest of my bloody post disappeared...

 

Note: if you post on an iPhone, don’t accept the smiley corrects or when posting, the posts are empty or most is deleted.. !!!

 

Got 40l of worm castings and 20l of sheep shit.

 

It is time to push the big girls in to flower !!

[billygoat]

Girls are stretching for the moonlight tonight.

 

[micmac]

Nice shot

 

 

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[SOOTY]

not bad at all mr goat.

not dark but u can see the moon in the middle there ...

[micmac]

Used background to take focus of them losers [emoji23]

 

 

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[afgahn bob]

+hink someone's wro+e a song bou+ pics

" s+re+chin in +he moonligh+"

"ev/bodies feelin alrigh+"

dum...da...da...doh

ok, i suck

[micmac]

10 for effort

 

 

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[Serrated edge]

Hey Dallas, I reckon Tunkers might want to trade the mini for that fridge .

[itchybromusic]

Got 40l of worm castings and 20l of sheep shit.

 

It is time to push the big girls in to flower !!

use the castings on ya plants , feed , inoculate & protect 

 

use the sheep shit to feed a worm farm 

poo is much better when out the backside of a worm 

 

poo can attract some pests to the area which might not be a prob 

but pests attract pests , castings don't really attract fly's like most other poo's 

 

It's widely known that earthworm castings (droppings) are a great fertilizer (especially for container plants)

and can suppress soil diseases. Now, research from Germany has found that not only do earthworm castings

prevent soilborne diseases, they actually help repel above ground insects as well.

 

Researchers found that plants with worm castings added to their growing medium had higher nitrogen content

in their leaves than control plants, but fewer aphids feeding on the leaves. They speculated that the earthworm

castings altered the plant sap chemistry, making it less appealing to the aphids.