Carbons No-Till Try Out

[Carbcon]

Gee, iirc, it has trianratol or something, I mix it up with trioderma.

Lucerne\alfalfa has lots of nitrogen too, I use it fine ground in soil mixes esp autos (I knew you were really asking me about the auto angle buddy), I will happily oblige your auto fetish.

 

What Bunnings mulches do u use?

 

Yeah, the Lucerne bout $20 a bale and up

[Carbcon]

No till? No way!

 

After the corn it probably will be.

 

Popping some beans, the eating kind will offset some nitrogen

 

Nailing 2 sisters from 3 ain't bad

[Carbcon]

More corn. Early leaning Maize to be exact

 

Really happy with the growth despite the heavy planting, kinda wanted to see when they would start lightning off.

 

The base soil in the big pots has been cycled lightly and is 14months old now. Few tomatoes out, borage and clover back in.

[Carbcon]

Buckwheat in an 8l airport in a pretty hot "auto" mix. Extra Lucerne, coconut, guano and limed tonsuit.

 

More corn with red clover in 13l of let's call it "photo mix".

Really loving the contrast of colours.

 

Comfrey flower

[billygoat]

Gee, iirc, it has trianratol or something, I mix it up with trioderma.

Lucerne\alfalfa has lots of nitrogen too, I use it fine ground in soil mixes esp autos (I knew you were really asking me about the auto angle buddy), I will happily oblige your auto fetish.

 

What Bunnings mulches do u use?

 

Yeah, the Lucerne bout $20 a bale and up

 

 

just sugarcane mulch.... 

 

I know a local bloke here that grows lucerne... so can get it pretty cheap... mad cunts are always up in the middle of the night harvesting the shit...

[Carbcon]

Any mulch is good. I'd defo suggest at least trying it. If you know where it's coming from even better. Harvesting time quite important I believe with Lucerne to get full boost

[billygoat]

yeah apparently.  moisture levels has a lot to do with it... but they always seem to do it in the very early hours of the morning... 2am ish.

[itchybromusic]

Gee, iirc, it has trianratol or something, I mix it up with trioderma.

Lucerne\alfalfa has lots of nitrogen too, I use it fine ground in soil mixes esp autos (I knew you were really asking me about the auto angle buddy), I will happily oblige your auto fetish.

 

What Bunnings mulches do u use?

 

Yeah, the Lucerne bout $20 a bale and up

that would be 

lucerne / alfalfa = triacontanol = highest concentrations at seed sprout = seed sprout teas 

not that you need to use the highest concentrations 

 

Any mulch is good. I'd defo suggest at least trying it. If you know where it's coming from even better. Harvesting time quite important I believe with Lucerne to get full boost

 

absolutely any mulch that covers bear soil is good

 

depends on what you want from your mulch if you have a choice 

 

lucerne ( hay ) is generally harvested for animal feed so harvested while still green & full of nutrients like nitrogen & will feed soil bacteria as a mulch 

barley  ( straw ) is harvested after producing seed & is used as animal bedding , it has no nutrients left as all went into producing the barley seed , it will feed fungi as a mulch

Edited February 9, 2019 by itchybromusic

[Carbcon]

Sorted, thanks for that itchy.

 

Hope your going well mate

[itchybromusic]

Sorted, thanks for that itchy.

 

Hope your going well mate

thanks mate 

i'm doing ok 

 

have got the pleasure of going under the knife in the next 3 months to look forward too , lucky me !