Organic, pro-biotic and organic growing without bottled nutrients

[bakedcake]

Oh yeah, no-till is definitely achievable indoors, for sure

I was referring to biodynamics specifically. Joshua Steensland mentioned he was starting to get into it...

Biodynamics - so your looking at it as a whole thing and working together in ways that it sustains itself?

[DoNothingGarden]

Biodynamics - so your looking at it as a whole thing and working together in ways that it sustains itself?

Yeah, I guess I'm curious about bringing some of the biodynamic principals into the indoor no till garden. Particularly using biodynamic prepared compost. I used some a while back that a friend produced... A biodynamic farmer. The response I saw from the plants after a topdress and compost tea as well as in the worm bin was insane. There's definitely something to it that we don't really understand yet

[bakedcake]

Yeah, I guess I'm curious about bringing some of the biodynamic principals into the indoor no till garden. Particularly using biodynamic prepared compost. I used some a while back that a friend produced... A biodynamic farmer. The response I saw from the plants after a topdress and compost tea as well as in the worm bin was insane. There's definitely something to it that we don't really understand yet

Science I guess we can not always understand everything just choose what we know to fit the narrative. Interesting to see what you find out though

[itchybromusic]

Yeah, I guess I'm curious about bringing some of the biodynamic principals into the indoor no till garden. Particularly using biodynamic prepared compost. I used some a while back that a friend produced... A biodynamic farmer. The response I saw from the plants after a topdress and compost tea as well as in the worm bin was insane. There's definitely something to it that we don't really understand yet

i found a biodynamic compost from a bio training farm here in vic at one stage

they started a new batch of compost every weekend with a new set of students learning the methods 

it worked out a lill expensive for me at the time & they didn't have a constant supply of organic inputs 

like barley straw to use in the production 

 

would def love to have a source of biodynamic compost like Malibu Compost in the US http://malibucompost.com , here in oz 

Edited January 14, 2019 by itchybromusic

[DoNothingGarden]

i found a biodynamic compost from a bio training farm here in vic at one stage

they started a new batch of compost every weekend with a new set of students learning the methods 

it worked out a lill expensive for me at the time & they didn't have a constant supply of organic inputs 

like barley straw to use in the production 

 

would def love to have a source of biodynamic compost like Malibu Compost in the US http://malibucompost.com , here in oz

 

Nice. Where in Vic was that? I recently attended a microscope course along with tea grade compost making at Agpath. Amazing, I'm using her compost to inoculate my living soils now...

[itchybromusic]

Nice. Where in Vic was that? I recently attended a microscope course along with tea grade compost making at Agpath. Amazing, I'm using her compost to inoculate my living soils now...

sorry mate it was some time ago i don't really remember where in vic it was 

pretty much gave up on the idea 

 

i might have got the info from biodynamics.net.au https://biodynamics.net.au/events/2019-02/

there seems to be a couple of field days in vic in Feb

[DoNothingGarden]

Thought I'd throw some pics up from a friend that grew in my living organic soil a little while back.

[DoNothingGarden]

Thought I'd throw some pics up from a friend that grew in my living organic soil a little while back.

This was the 1st cycle in the latest soil at the time based on Mountain Organics and Clackamas Coot(basically the same as my current blend) and went on to produce another 18 harvests in the same 56L pots

[kloud9]

I can be a guinea pig for a couple free bags, see if its any good or not

Pay for shipping, then I’ll think he may do it [emoji106]

 

 

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[kloud9]

Thought I'd throw some pics up from a friend that grew in my living organic soil a little while back.

Holy fucken shit [emoji108] [emoji106] those plants look so awesome, the colours of green look so healthy [emoji108]

 

 

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