Grimbol's Sunkiss

@Scribble, Good to see another person that listens! Thanks for the support! Yep it’s not quite set in stone but that is the idea right now! Stay tuned for next weeks’s updates! -G

@GrimbolTheDruid, I've seen it on a NattyG YouTube channel, it's the method he use, all the plants are working togethers in a perfect symbiosys.

@JUNGLE_B4RNS, I like that! Very nice!

@Mrs_Larimar, You are very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it and I hope maybe you can learn from my mistakes! Cheers, G

@Mrs_Larimar, Thank you thank you! I appreciate your support!

@Silky_smooth, Thank you very much! It was an absolute blast to grow and keep this diary. Thank you for your support! It means a lot!

@CaliGrown, You are killing me man! Thank you! Wish you were here to try some of this hash! I’m starting to get the hang of things. Just need to crop this next puppy and fresh freeze it.

@growdoctordc, You are definitely correct in that it offers a good food source for the micro-arthropods and their population will increase with an increase in food supply/home. I practice insect pest management (IPM) at all times regardless of if I see pests so I spray and use neem and karanja teas regularly throughout the grow cycle. Returning all parts of the plant (and by extension nutrients) that are not used for production is sort of the backbone of no-till ideology. Without that, too much is removed from the system and imbalances arise. Everything is about balance from what I have found so far. Nothing in excess reduces the ability of pathogens or pests to infiltrate the environment. Sort of a 'no room left at the table' type of methodology. All that being said, this is my bed's maiden voyage so all I know is what I read. I am all book smart and little street smarts. Now that summer has come, I would like to look into experimenting with beneficial insects as well because I think at that point it is really starting to emulate nature. Thanks for stopping by! G

@Scribble, Got it!!