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Nova Scotia

molasses is very pricey here, but due to a bee epedemic here i have acces to a lot of honey ( i have to remove them from my bosses apartment buildings one had 12 gallons alone) would this be as good or better than molasses (lot of dark honey means high mineral content.) and will it effectively raise brix levels in my compost?

12/30/2003 10:17:41 PM

Oz

>dab some of that honey on the pumpkin flowers.
>as i look into my motown carpet bag i see,,,
"MR Ts FAMO BAHAMIAN BEE GOLD".
MADE FROM GIANT PUMPKIN BEES,...(KILLA URBAN)
12 GALLONS SHOULD BUY ALOT OF MOLASSES.
ILL TAKE A SMALL CASE,,,MAKE THE LABELS PRETTY.

>HOW DOES A BEE MAKE HONEY?
NECTURE +?+?+WORK=HONEY,,,,,,.?

12/31/2003 8:50:09 AM

Montoursville, PA

Honey.......is sure a natural sweetener. It may need to be heated to spray out in foliar. Now you are cooking with the finest mental planning. This kind of stuff is everywhere. Your simple organic leanings get helpped one idea at a time. This is a good one. Maybe you can swap any excess with someone for something they may have that would help you. A lot of guys are missing out on free coffee grounds from a neighborhood coffee house. You??? Earthworms love 'em.

12/31/2003 9:34:06 AM

Nova Scotia

docgipe i have to send you a pic of the earthworms here. they are not the same as the ones i'm use to in nova scotia. they are very small and reddish. not many of them around except my garden is full of them (30 a shovel full of soil)

12/31/2003 10:46:58 AM

Montoursville, PA

If you can maintain that kind of a worm count you will be growing in a heavy high percentage of castings structure. I can not think of a better position to seek. That by the way is the highest worm count I think I have ever been shown. Yes I would love to see the pix when you have time to make it.

12/31/2003 3:39:32 PM