Today i began leaching calcium out of egg shells, since it takes a couple of days to be done. Also, I have some organic corn just starting to develop tails to make the lil ones a sprout tea up.
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The BBA turned out to be a male.
The Mazar Auto 4/20-4/26 - decapitated by a palm branch fallen from high winds.
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Sorry to hear the mazar bit the big one @Budbrother. And the male. 
Peace all. 
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I’m sorry to hear about your Mazar too @Budbrother. I think I know where there might be some more 
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I just grabbed a pack of c99 x blueberry. Ooooo I hope they are killer!!!
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They will be killer!!! One of the strains I just bred is a Blue Cheese x Cindy Haze
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I believe that will be the plant I cut my teeth learning to clone. I know you grew a thunderfuck strain. I got a Northern Thunderfuck. It sounded cool so I got it lol
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Ive seen that strain as well and almost pulled the trigger on some. You’ll enjoy those too!
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How do I leach cal from egg shells?
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Sprinkle some dolomite lime on it lol.
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Dry your egg shells for a few days. I use a coffee grinder to powder the shells, but simply crushing the shells up with a spoon also works. Then just cover over the shells with vinegar. Place a top or baggie over the container and let it sit. You should notice the bubbles go away in a day or two. You can test the solution, looking for a neutral 7.0. I just wait till it doesn’t smell like vinegar anymore, and then I stick my finger in and taste it for vinegar. No taste, strain the cloudy calcium water out, and then add it to a gallon of water with a pinch of Epsom salt. Voilà organic calmag. I’ve also done this using oyster flower
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Awesome! I’m going to start making a batch tomorrow. Thanks
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How many egg shells should I use?
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You know I’ve never measured how much I use since it’s powdered and stored in jars already. That’s about 1/4 cup in my container
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That’s a good idea, just keep stashing it away til it’s needed. Thanks.
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Thanks for sharing that!
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Looks 
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