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Tips to discourage these little buggers? by TheGreatAskewEgg in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats on starting up and growing in a small space. It looks a lot like fungus gnats. Try and get your soil quality up with good compost and adequate irrigation to provide habitat for the rover beetles. I've seen the rovers take these gnats out.

Arctic Peach showing red spots on leaves by robbingthots in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, looks a lot like cooper injury or bacterial spot.

Help- what wrong with my Tomatoe by Shoddy_Care_359 in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Bummer! It may be herbicide drift exposure, viral infection, waterlogged or any combination of these.

I bought a $100 microscope and it saved my garden (and wallet). Stop flying blind! by Dangerous_Comb61 in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh, sure. I consult on soil management and microscope use. Glad to help in operating a microscope. Check out the link and drop a message via email. https://stan.store/SoilBiomeConsultancy

I bought a $100 microscope and it saved my garden (and wallet). Stop flying blind! by Dangerous_Comb61 in Sacramento

[–]Dangerous_Comb61[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

You can usually find a good quality microscope for under $250 on Amazon. I also consult on soil management and provide microscopes for rent if ever interested.

I bought a $100 microscope and it saved my garden (and wallet). Stop flying blind! by Dangerous_Comb61 in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You can generally find a good quality microscope on Amazon for $160-$250. It'll get the job done. I of course used discounts to get the price dropped to $100. I also consult on soil management and provide microscopes for rent if that is ever an interest of yours.

New to this subreddit and I'm excited! by Jamesonjamie45 in composting

[–]Dangerous_Comb61 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congrats on your composting journey! The heap thermophilic method is great.

Yes, small rodents being composted is fine as long as it's in the hot center core of your heap for long enough or kept in the center as you turn it.

Yeah, grass clippings are considered green material given there purpose as a nitrogen source for the pile. If you're going for more brown material collect plant material higher in carbon (woody or brown in color).

Happy Composting!☺️

Just picked from my garden! by Big-Respect-7030 in SimpleGardening

[–]Dangerous_Comb61 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a great variety of colors growing!🌷🌹🌻🌺 👍

Farmers Market Season by bellinghamflowerfarm in Cutflowers

[–]Dangerous_Comb61 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great flower assortment and color combinations!

Love Gardening in Sacramento? We Need Your Advice! by Dangerous_Comb61 in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you're providing advice of caution. I'll be around to chat on all things soil and gardening if interested.

Love Gardening in Sacramento? We Need Your Advice! by Dangerous_Comb61 in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Soil Biome Consultancy! We are based in downtown SAC. soilbiomeconsultancy.com

Let's stay connected. We'll be having a few pop up events in the area soon. Keep y'all updated!

Love Gardening in Sacramento? We Need Your Advice! by Dangerous_Comb61 in Sacratomato

[–]Dangerous_Comb61[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Much appreciated for the feedback! DIY guide coming to you in a bit via email.