/r/NoTillGrowery
Dedicated to organic gardening techniques especially using the no-till methodology
Disturb not the soil
Introduction to No-Till by /u/fuzzygrow
No-Till Guide by /u/EdiblesDidmeDirty
Modern Gardening by /u/ModernCannabist
ACT Guide by /u/never_ending_travel
Cloning effectively using Aloe
/r/NoTillGrowery
I'm new to Notill, I got excited and bought a 500-liter bed. Is there a full tutorial for Notill? Or any other good material for beginners?
Indoor 65 gallon pot
Getting under a 100+ gal bed to clear away old roots that have grown into your wicking cups/areas/tray can't be easy. Even ollas get enveloped by roots where you'd have to disturb the soil to clear them (or wait for them to be eaten away).
EDIT: looks like my hypothesis has been proven wrong. Thanks for the feedback, everyone!
Idk where all these guys came from but they welcome 🙏
Hello everyone I have a question maybe with a difficult answer to give
I find myself doing the third run with my super soil this time I wanted to turn it into living by adding worms 🪱 but already from the first run I have problems with the small mosques of the earth that continue to annoy me the sticky traps and the lamp attracts flyers they work but they don’t eradicate the problem now the real question is .....
Bacillus Thuringiensis will also kill my worms that create their beautiful compost calm or not?
Moroccan Peaches taken at day 53 and Apple Fritter at day 55, lots of amber heads. Modified coots mix that was tested and amended. Insane results I am finishing up 10 days sooner with more full buds and way less spent chasing my tail adding unnecessary fluff with soil testing.
Starting this new 30gal bed, BAS 3.0 soil, a small bag of cowoco, cover crop + straw started on Christmas, transplanted the clones in last week and some malted barley over the whole thing, got the cardboard on after the first watering so that the roots of the clones aren't competing for nitrogen as much, checked today 4 days later and the mycelium is going crazy. Pretty stoked on this one!
Have any of you guys used a moisture meter to determine when you’re done drying?
Anyone using this with something like promix or sunshine mix #4? I've used craft blend like this with worm castings used like a supersoil never for notill though. Just curious if anyone has tried this.
What kind of lights is everyone running? I’m starting a small 5x5 area for flower and looking for options.
Hey 👋 Hope everyone’s cool!
I was planning to make a coots mix, but due to time I’m looking at the so hum premixed soil. I have found it in UK & doesn’t work out much more than making my own..
It’ll be in 30g pots with an olla & blumat soaker tape.
has anyone got much experience with it? In particular re amending it.
Is there anything that people would recommend adding to it? I’m thinking bio char for sure
I’m not keen on the amount of perlite they use, so may add some lava rock?
I’m just a bit cautious of adding too much inputs as I’ve heard it’s quite a “hot” mix, so don’t want to mess around too much..
Hope you guys can help!
Thanks 🙏 ❤️
Ive been running 25gallon pots but decided to get a 4x4 fabric bed. I was wondering what would be a good soil recipe to fill this bed up with. Ive got 7cuft of soil already that I'm using.
Got it from nasc as a freebie for donating and was wondering if anyone grew it before? I can’t find anything about the strain on nasc or dirty bird website or on the web
Indoor 65 gallon in a 4x4, only fed with microbe teas and worm castings. F28.
I've got some plants in small pots I want to keep ticking over. I was going to use fish hydrolysate. I've noticed that the stuff bait/fishing companies selling is a lot cheaper (in the UK at least). As far as I can tell it's the exact same thing, but thought I'd reach out to see if anyone could shed some light.
I'm thinking about flipping these plants to flowering, but I noticed the inner part of the leaves is dark. Could it be a magnesium deficiency? I don’t want to use mineral fertilizers to avoid disturbing the microbiota. I'm running a no-till setup with bokashi and aquafish inputs (6 mL and 4 mL per liter, once a week). Pot is 100 L.
If I planted one plant from seed and 3 clones in the same bed with drip tape and put the single carrot closest to the plant from seed, since it has a tap root with a deeper root system would the 3 clones with shallower roots get over watered especially during stretch?