MImedpatient
Well-known member
FPJ & FFJ, Garlic, and Ginger, sometimes cinnamon(expect old barely useful spice, but better than nothing): Talk to the grocery store produce manager, and ask if you can take the freshly turned and unsellable fruits, vegetables, lettuces, herbs, spices, potatoes, and spices, brown sugar, and molasses. tell them what you are doing, many of them also grow a garden, and would love to use these fertilizers too. But likely do not have the time to make them. dried herbs and spices go just as good in the OHN and FPJ recipes.
Molasses: buy big ole buckets of molasses made for animals. we aren't eating our fertilizer. our plants are. good enough for Ole Bessie and Bambi, Good enough For Cannabis Sativa var w/e.
alcohol: use the highest concentration you can find generally 75%, or save up and plan a trip to where you can buy 90% grain alcohol, and make the trip worth it and ride Like you have a trunk full of Moonshine. slow, steady, and playing 1920s style big band jazz.
composted chicken manure/blended compost starters, sometimes specialty blends like Dr earth: end of season and end of year clearance at the hardware stores, department stores, and garden centers. you can save up to 75% on these to add to the compost or worm bins, or even ferment if you wanted to. Always be planning next year's garden
I fully disagree w/ some in the natural farming community that we shouldn't sell these products after we make them. How are people who will not do DIY get on board? how can we justify not doing it if it helps us reduce the waste stream in our local communities. we should all make a company to sell fertilizer derived from the waste stream, and expand to incorporate more waste stream, create more jobs, and more profit. you know, we could all, then take those profits, and Make the world a better place.
Molasses: buy big ole buckets of molasses made for animals. we aren't eating our fertilizer. our plants are. good enough for Ole Bessie and Bambi, Good enough For Cannabis Sativa var w/e.
alcohol: use the highest concentration you can find generally 75%, or save up and plan a trip to where you can buy 90% grain alcohol, and make the trip worth it and ride Like you have a trunk full of Moonshine. slow, steady, and playing 1920s style big band jazz.
composted chicken manure/blended compost starters, sometimes specialty blends like Dr earth: end of season and end of year clearance at the hardware stores, department stores, and garden centers. you can save up to 75% on these to add to the compost or worm bins, or even ferment if you wanted to. Always be planning next year's garden
I fully disagree w/ some in the natural farming community that we shouldn't sell these products after we make them. How are people who will not do DIY get on board? how can we justify not doing it if it helps us reduce the waste stream in our local communities. we should all make a company to sell fertilizer derived from the waste stream, and expand to incorporate more waste stream, create more jobs, and more profit. you know, we could all, then take those profits, and Make the world a better place.