how many have you spotted?!?!
That's really interesting and useful, but I thought it was nostr based for a minute 😆
Maybe it is just me then and I don't really care about football. Its hard to score a goal with peg leg too and handballs are a problem with hook, so there are definitely some compatibility issues.
Coldcards have transparent covers not going to hide much explosive in there without it being obvious.
#manstr #memestr
It will be just be the normal endo mycorrhizal fungi and wine/ale/bakers yeast (s.cerevisea) you want to use then. The alpine trees use lager related yeasts and that inhibits mycorrhizal fungi persumably to allow the ecotomycorhyzhal fungi to flourish at higher altitudes.
If you don't want to make it all you can buy it in as EM and scale it up. I still think it's worth buying and scaling the PNSB yourself though as they can't guarantee it's still alive in the opaque bottle by the time it gets to you...
If you need a source to scale up from you can buy it from algaebarn.com it's called PNS PROBIO and it's the same one I have used.
It's fascinating stuff and there is so much to explore in this area. Did you learn just about this or EM in general?
Your welcome that's a useful video if you need it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5qzNfCi8E4
What species of trees are you planting? Are you in the mountainous parts of canuckyland? As the biology for some trees can be a little different. Most of it still beneficial like the PNSB you just might want to change a few things if you are making full consortium of EM
I didn't know about it a few years ago. Seems complex due to all the specialist vocab but it's quite easy really 🫂
Super easy to make just some eggs and msg and the original innoculant bottle or a source of bacteria from nature. You also need some sun
I have been using it to prevent and treat phytophora aka root root. It retasks this pathogen into something that is beneficial for trees shrubs etc even to the point I can replant the same type of tree in the area of the tree that succumbed to the root rot. It can also feed in multiple different ways and helps plants grow in general which is why it's in 'effective microbes' found in the terra preta of the Amazon so it's likely in healthy people too.
It's very useful in general PNSB is a term for these types of bacteria Rhodopseudomonas Palustris is a species of that term if you want to read more about it. There is another one in those bottles too but the Latin is escaping my brain right now.
Purple non sulphur bacteria update with the extra sunlight they all did something. The green one is interesting one of the other large ones with the largest concertration of bacteria did that before turning reddish. Hopefully now the lab shed getting finished I will see if it's green sulphur bacteria or just some algae.
In total to buy that in the small bottles before for £35 a go would probably be getting on for about £800. Cost of production is probably a couple of quid.
#PNSB
#permies
#permaculture
Didn't Google make everyone a Google plus user in the end wether they wanted to or not? To be honest it didn't use it I did use Google wave for 3D printing (reprap) discussions though, remember that that was even more obscure? 😁
Welcome my old friend nostr:npub1cwhy4k8qd2guyqz8t45u4yzyp4k4fhnjn573ukh6e77mde2dgm9s2lujc5 to nostr! We met on Google+ back in 2011 and were both very active on that platform for several years before Google abandoned Google+. Honestly, it was for the best. Now, we are here and we realize that protocols are the way forward, not platforms. Anyways, welcome Bobbi! <3
Amazing, now I know all the people using Google+ back in the day.
I just wrote gravitationally gifted on barettas post you have to go for the alliteration where possible 😁
Gravitationally gifted? Rotund-a-rama?
Fatty fatty fat fat syndrome? There are certainly a lot of options to explore here
I never owned one but there was always a mystery Nokia charger in the house. Wont be the same experience knowing I can just use the USB C to charge something else.
Links if people cant find them:
Well worth the time even though its long two part video. I knew some of the history before but in context with the Irish myths its really interesting and it puts that object more in context. We seem to be a product of a melting pot of historical genocides!
Why? Because that's the first post I have ever read of yours...
You can watch or read his stuff if you want I don't care. Insulin spikes can make people irritable though, so if I were you I would consider it.
Ta ta have a nice day