Learning about organic growing has pushed my quest for sustenance into the world of permaculture. Does anyone have any MJ in their ecological garden? Or use permaculture techniques? Pictures! Stories!
I guess that my current grow would be considered permaculture based. Only using bacteria and a bit of guano. Don't have a homemade soil. I use Fox Farms which seems to work well for what I'm doing.
This is true. All organic growing does use permaculture-type strategies, but I have my eye on more. Things like companion planting, mulching and water conservation, and lower maintenance growing overall. (imagine planting a dank forest with everything it needs to be free and wild!) Or just worked into your food garden. I saw this thread on another smaller forum and learned some cool stuff. One guy says he uses nitrogen fixing plants and a mostly banana compost (for P and K) and trace minerals of his own. Sounds organicly delicious!! Some plants such as chamomille and comfry are also known to increase oil content of nearby plants. Having a small cover of clovers over the roots to hold in water in a hot environment could be a good idea too.