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Growing and going full tilt No Till

Man, I love that song, except the sticky end for Boris...
Will be letting nature into my greenhouse as soon as it starts hatching out of the snow.
Will inevitably be some pests, but also more than enough predators and polinater's to compensate. Was lucky enough to have lots of tiny wasps in there last summer, making my tomatoes set fruit, and laying eggs that turned into pest eating larvae. :D
Does frank got a song?
 
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One more for Frank
especially with a slightly changed lyric

We are stardust
We are carbon/golden
And we've got to get ourselves
Back to the garden
 
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Eating the Sun
3rd set of true leaves
day 7 since ground broken
day 10 since put In the LOS
day 14 since germination began
air temp 81f Rh 55%
outside 31f clear sunny sky
8:30 am good time for sun bathing
 
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Thanks @Paracelcus, I loved It!!!
I have been inspired, building a new home for the red wrigglers!! Think I will finally start a thread of my own and post it!

Your new kids are looking great!!
Man, that caterpillar with the Huka, was me yesterday, gonna try to be more motivated today, still probably spend it doing things I want to do, as opposed to all the stuff I really should do lol!! :D
 
I’m trying to get a fresh batch myself I’ve been calling the lower E. Side Ecology Center and they seem to be out. It’s still winter over there the compost tea pot on Not warm enough yet everything is waiting for spring yeah I’d like to do a Worm bin. I can’t do it outdoors. I have the space to do it outdoors but they do attract rodents and we have a lot of rodents in the Bronx. I will get something soon for indoors.
 
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I bought this off the shelf at Home Depot in Manhattan yesterday, nothing else very healthy there. They didn’t have much of what I needed but I was able to find this Dr. Earth and I used it in a drench. It looks very good take a look a look yourselves, tell me what you think. Full of bacteria and stuff.
 
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Hey Paracelsus, I'm late to check in, but I've been following along when I could. Work got crazy busy very early this year. Very cool grow. I've been looking forward to watching you do this since you shared about the idea and that dude that blew away the pot writer with his BD grown buds a while back.
 
The fungus among us...

"Nov 19, 2014 · More precisely, a specific honey fungus measuring 2.4 miles (3.8 km) across in the Blue Mountains in Oregon is thought to be the largest living organism on Earth. "

"Biologists have long debated what constitutes an individual organism. The record-breaking A. solidipesclonal colony passes the test based on a definition of being made up of genetically identical cells that can communicate, and that have a common purpose or can at least coordinate themselves."

BBC Earth
 
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Dr. Earth drench 2 times. 24 hours apart plants responding to the light and to the drenching very low to the ground but that would be more stretch. Cilantro and Farina mulch. Plant on the left is the blood orange plant that I used to originally test the environment with for blood orange seeds from an orange that I ate.
 
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