new member from northern michigan
new member from northern michigan
Hello all, I am a new member from Northern Michigan. I just purchased a used amscope 40x-2500x binocular compound microscope. I am a avid organic gardener and I make my own compost and earthworm castings and also do compost teas etc. I mainly want to view the soil biology and soil life. I have to be honest I don't know a lot about microscope but am willing to learn. Thanks all.
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Re: new member from northern michigan
Hi There,
saw that we have the compost tea creation in common. Great. Have started checking out my soils and looking to compose adequate teas. Contructing a tea maker. How far have you come?
Gregers
saw that we have the compost tea creation in common. Great. Have started checking out my soils and looking to compose adequate teas. Contructing a tea maker. How far have you come?
Gregers
Re: new member from northern michigan
Welcome.
I hope that your concerns can be resolved here, here you will find much support.
I hope that your concerns can be resolved here, here you will find much support.
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Re: new member from northern michigan
I just got a tea plant. I assume growing conditions are similar to camellia japonica. I have two coffee plants and those are good for finding nematodes in.
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Re: new member from northern michigan
tee hee hee hee hee. welcome northern Michigan. lots of good stuff in compost tea.
My Father drinks darjeeling
My Mother drinks Assam
My Brother drinks Ceylon
My Sister drinks Siam
My Uncle drinks it black
My Auntie any tea
But the stuff out of the compost pile
Is perfect just for me
My Father drinks darjeeling
My Mother drinks Assam
My Brother drinks Ceylon
My Sister drinks Siam
My Uncle drinks it black
My Auntie any tea
But the stuff out of the compost pile
Is perfect just for me