The Random Thread

[HullFeltMashematician 3,520]

Assuming a bunch of you guerillas have purchased Slims seeds from the store before, how does it work?

 

I placed an order and now it wants me to pay, but I've not been prompted to give a delivery address?

[MindSoup 21,475]

Pretty sure it's like subbing, bank transfer with order number as reference (or cash in the post) and then message Joolz with order number and address. 

Edited March 31 by MindSoup

[HullFeltMashematician 3,520]

Thanks @MindSoup

[CheechChongReturns 2,407]

Doing a little experiment before the season kicks off for real.

I'll keep you guys updated in june when it should end.( the experiment).

 

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Auto Double Cream Gelato

 

Stay Blessed GGers

[Revive 17,287]

Bout time I put a fork in the ground but as you can see its a diff looking plot in the winter, we need some green so I can go to work

Some good news the comfrey is up and will soon be ready to harvest so will be getting that knocked up ready to rock and roll.. my choice of ferts for the season a real gift from mama nature 

[bfehillbilly 1,762]

I have some comfrey growing on my farm it is a native north American species though looks similar to yours wide leaves not as many I wonder if it would work 

[Revive 17,287]

45 minutes ago, bfehillbilly said:

I have some comfrey growing on my farm it is a native north American species though looks similar to yours wide leaves not as many I wonder if it would work 

I'm not sure its the same thing tbh..are you talking about wild comfrey bro? After a quick look it appears its very diff to common comfrey..info is a bit limited on wild comfrey but its the deep root system of common comfrey that makes it so rich in nutrients.. both are part of the borage family so you ever know, a lil experiment maybe bro ? 

[B-real 7,497]

I'd end up pulling up wild garlic or something instead by accident

[MindSoup 21,475]

29 minutes ago, B-real said:

I'd end up pulling up wild garlic or something instead by accident

It would probably work TBH,at least to some degree. It's not just comfrey that's suitable for making ferments, you can use just about anything, a lot of people will just chuck whatever weeds they pull from the garden that have already gone to seed and thus can't be chopped and dropped. Once you know what plants bring to the mix you can even tailor your own NPK for a veg and bloom or whatever else. 

 

@bfehillbilly North American Wild Comfrey will work just fine. 

 

Here's a wee video on the basics.

 

 

 

 

Edited April 5 by MindSoup

[murphyblue 10,920]

Anybody remember who posted the electric pack for slugs and snails i know its in the GG section somewhere but cant find it.

[B-real 7,497]

The 2 aliens or one I can't remember 

[bfehillbilly 1,762]

@Revive Yes it's wild Comfrey I have a hillside full of it the roots are big tubers and hard as hell to dig up don't know if has the same nutrients in it as yours only one way to find out 

[Revive 17,287]

23 minutes ago, bfehillbilly said:

@Revive Yes it's wild Comfrey I have a hillside full of it the roots are big tubers and hard as hell to dig up don't know if has the same nutrients in it as yours only one way to find out 

As I say its apparently the fact that the roots run so deep what makes it so full of nutrients.. plus the leaves break down super fast too.. be interesting to hear how this works out for you brother.

Be lucky 

[murphyblue 10,920]

1 hour ago, B-real said:

The 2 aliens or one I can't remember 

Thanks butt will have a gander tomorrow the aliens were always a good laugh.

[bfehillbilly 1,762]

Edited April 5 by bfehillbilly