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Activated Biochar?
Hello, what is the difference of Activated Biochar and Biochar? I have worm castings already is the biochar needed? How often and how much to use if I am adding to homemade compost? Or potted plants and how often?
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New comment 1d ago
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Great question, Tralana. Biochar is the ingredient itself. It is really porous material that can house lots of microbes, suck up toxins in the soil, and house nutrients in the soil. Activated biochar on the other hand, is a mixture of biochar and worm castings so that all the biochar gets pre-primed with the microbes and nutrients and is ready to go to work.
Seedling
Hello fellow plant lovers! So excited to be part of a growing (pun intended!) community.
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New comment 1d ago
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Yipppeee! We're excited to have you, Joanne 🎉Looking forward to "grow" together
Fuyu Persimmon
Hello, Anyone growing a persimmon tree in a pot? If so, what is your ratio for plant juice/bloom juice per gallon of water? I have a fuyu persimmon in a 15 gallon pot. Trying to tweak mine. I was giving 4 gallon of water once a week with 4oz of elm dirt plant juice. It grew tall like 6ft and put on 17 fruit but they only reached mid size and fell off. Could be because the tree was 3-4yrs old. Any insight?
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New comment 2d ago
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We got you, Tralana! The next time it puts on fruit, we would suggest pruning it down to just 3-5 fruits and see if you'll get a few to full size. Then as the tree gets older, it will be able to handle more and more fruit each year
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@Tralana Keaton Great! We look forward to your updates
Brewing up a new Juice!
We were testing our manufacturing methods this week. Here's just a sneak peak! More videos to come later.
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Brewing up a new Juice!
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@Debbie Sumpter your plants will definitely love you for this 🎉
New Member
Hi, all. I have been semi-organic flower gardening. I live in Central Texas where we have a lot of very hot, dry weather and baked soil, and then along comes winter with high winds and temps down to 20, 30, zero. but mostly in the 20s and 30s. And we have about 80 wild deer that will even eat things they're not supposed to. If I purchase a plant to put in the soil, I leave it in the pot where they can get it to see if they will eat i! If not, it goes in the ground. Haven't had much luck except with native plants and want more color and beauty to enjoy. Have a small fenced in area where I'm trying my luck with hibiscus but they'll need protection from cold. Summer here has been as consistently hot and dry as usual, and plants (except natives) are not happy at all about it. Deer. weather, harsh sun and brief but hard on plants cold, it's definitely a challenge. Have seen even large crop areas close by fail, so sad! Our 3/4 acre is not completely fenced to allow our country critters some space in a world that is becoming so built up. it's very rocky ground, and the soil is baked hard, insects are numerous and destructive to plants if allowed. so plants need all the help they can get, even natives. I anticipate a reliance on good knowledge and experience to help win this battle. I will be grateful for any tips 'n tricks anyone has learned, too, and I will be grateful.
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@Sue Kitchen were you able to view the courses? If not, at the top, hover to "Classroom" and you should be able to view our courses. Let me know if that helped :)
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