Building a Budget Super Soil Mix

[@psiborg6072]

I use 1 large bag of Fox Farms Ocean Forest(1.5 cubic feet), 1/2 large bag of peat moss(1 cubic foot), around 12 lbs worm castings minimum(3 small bags), 1 cup wood ash(cannot have been rained on), 4 lbs bloom guano(seabird or bat is fine), 1/2 cup Epsom salt. Top this off with a compost tea containing mycelium for a big boost in growth, plus a regular molasses feeding.

[@macpaz]

Thanks for sharing. How do you provide the phosphor boost the plant needs in the early stages of bloom? Will the guano not be used up by then? Is there a way to time the availability of nutrients in your soil even when you add all fertilizers at once?

[@jonathonkerby8155]

I’m a first time grower in south central florida. I plan to do some autoflowers outside next week. Can I use the fox farms ocean forest and happy frog mixed or do I have to add anything else. And also do I have to add nuts later on or will the soil be enough to last them the 2 months of grow time?

[@dalecoughlin3402]

@@jonathonkerby8155I would layer your soil, happy frog on top half, ocean forest for the bottom half, so by the time your plant is in veg and out of seedling stage it can get the ocean forest which it will need the nutrients by then. That will get you through the veg stage and into flower, probably could get a whole grow out of it if you don’t really care about yield, potency, etc., but if you do that mixture of soil and hit it with a top dress of some type of flower/bud booster ie, down to earth rose and flower mix, or dr earth bud and bloom booster then you will have what you need to get through flower and you will have done it organically. Also no cannabis plant goes from seed to harvest in two months autoflower or not, expect three +

[@saltybildo9448]

​@@jonathonkerby8155 I'm around 50 days of my 1st auto flower grow, ( north central Florida) here, was in a home Depot couple months ago getting plumbing parts, and ask garden center dude if there were any ripped bags of potting mix or anything ( they'll give them to you) . I went and got wat I needed and when I came back he had 2 bags of potting mix and a bag of black kow on a cart has already alerted the check out they were free. I paid for there other things and walked out. Bidenomics makes it impossible to make a good soil for me , free is good. Anyway my sativa dominant auto is doin great with just low stress training, 10 bud sites and I'm hoping it'll go 90 days instead of the advertised 70. ,👍

[@cody967]

​@@jonathonkerby8155hope your grow is going well... Ive recently learned starting out in 100% happy frog in smaller container (1-2 gallon?) then repot into a "mix" ocean at the bottom half, and happy frog the top half of the new 5 gallon container. I just repotted today. Hopefully it goes well

[@87Rado]

I've had great results with Coast of Maine Stonington blend. I only grow 2-3 plants per year for my own personal use, so $30 per year is not big deal. The growth rate and end results are impressive!

[@c1h2r3i4s56987]

and that is all you use? just that pre mix soil? super simple easy? or are you using that as a base and adding stuff? do you just fill the whole pot with coast of Maine and water?

[@87Rado]

@@c1h2r3i4s56987 I start my seeds in seed starter soil, then transplant into the stonington blend in5 gal buckets. Nothing added for the first 4-5 weeks, just ph balanced water. After that I add Coast of Maine organic plant food per instructions. If you search youtube for growing cannabis in coast of Maine, you'll find videos that are very informative. Hope this helps.

[@Pooh-d3q]

​. Yes. Only that and water

[@chiefofstaff1]

Com is great big white root

[@eleven27]

Do you add any nutes ?

[@herrrorschach590]

Pls always remember NEVER BREATH PERLITE DUST - wash it with water first or wear a mask

[@ClaytonBigsby01]

No you always wear a mask because that s***'s like breathing asbestos

[@KP-rs5tu]

Down to Earth Bio-Live is a 5-4-2 and is loaded with fungi. It's a great mix.

[@nymetsfan912]

Taste great too. Try sprinkling over your favorite cereal!

[@pawgdog9798]

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[@AllSoWavyReese]

What is it for tho is it a all purpose blend or??

[@kuiperbeltdropout8791]

Also you should setup a compost bay, to add all your kitchen scraps and used potting mix and root ball's to

[@sir.shmugly2921]

I like that you are slow cooking the biology. It would make an excellent top dressing if applied in small doses.

[@BackBurnerKitchen]

love your videos. new to growing so they are very helpful. Why higher in phosphorus than nitrogen? Don't you want higher nitrogen in the beginning during the vegetative stage?

[@user-asdfgh]

I believe he puts the super soil in the bottom third of the pot. The super soil seems to be higher in phosphorus (4-6-2) than nitrogen, although with the worm castings, could be (5-6-2) since the worm castings are (1-0-0). In the latter half of the video he splits the soil in half before adding the tomato fertilizer and azomite. Therefore, the top two thirds of the soil have an NPK of roughly (1-0-0) because of the worm castings. I think the theory is that the veg stage will use up the top two thirds of the pot before eventually rooting down to the super soil once it’s ready to flower. I’m sure the NPK I mentioned isn’t exact but you get the idea. Hope that helped anyone out there.

[@BackBurnerKitchen]

@@user-asdfgh That helps a lot! Thanks for explaining that. Ive grown with fox farms and adjust the needs by top dressing but that's an interesting way to approach it. Any risk of loosing the benefits of the super soil on the bottom as water runs off over the veg state?

[@user-asdfgh]

@@BackBurnerKitchen well, I think top dressing is more beneficial when you water the plants in a traditional manner (from the top.) I personally have found great success through bottom watering. I just put the bottom of my pot on/in a plastic coaster and water the coaster. Although I do like to water just the base of the stem from the top every now and then to try to direct the roots downwards during mid/late veg. Before anything, I add a bit of peat moss to the soil medium. It helps the soil suck up the water from the bottom. Bottom watering seems to help prevent fungus gnats and mostly prevent the problem you brought up.

[@BackBurnerKitchen]

Once again I appreciate the explanation. Bottom watering would clearly solve the problem of runoff.

[@skunkgorilla2009]

Just made a batch of another recipe potting mix: 40 liter peatmoss+woodchips potting soil, 20 liter wormcastings, 10 liter coco brick, 10 liter perlite, extra added: couple handfulls garden lime, epsom salt, chicken pellets, and a fertilizer called Supermix: minerals, trace elements, worm humus and seabird guano. For watering i use biobizz Fish mix.

[@Tootnscoot]

1/4 peat moss, 1/4 sand, 1/4 perlite, 1/4 compost.... i also like to add orchid bark, charcoal and lava rock. Add whatever else thats organic you want and ph your water to whatever your growing. Thatll grow anything from cactus to tropical plants i havnt had anything not do astonishingly well with it. Ive never let mine cool i just plant and be done with it

[@NO50D1]

people spend a fortune on amendments, just go to the woods and gather up some dark soil, mix in some gravel small and medium, you've got yourself a super soil

[@robertBlair2234]

You’re the first person to ever say that! I work in the movie industry and started off in the Greens department. While filming in the mountains on a show called Big Sky we needed a lot of trees. & a lot of native plants and trees to make the illusion that we’re in Montana. Whilst Ive been growing cannabis i noticed one day we needed pine needles so I went into the forest behind the set and started raking them up and noticed how rich the soil was, & as I was scraping the needles I was uncovering layers of the best soil rich in lots of Mycorrhizal Fungi in one of the layers and there was an abundance of it. I hit the mother-load as far as soils for growing. I could strip away various layers and uncovering an abundance of the richest soil’s used in various types of plants and trees and of course it was free. This reminds me I need to make a trip up to the mountains and get a truckload. Sorry for the lengthy story.

[@saltybildo9448]

Yep even here in Florida

[@cannilony]

Chicken shit

[@AKYLE315]

​@@saltybildo9448use the muck by the ponds. I've heard that stuff is nutrient packed and will make you're plants explode in growth.

[@remer9325]

And pests

[@modelsandbottlestv]

I think using Nature's Living Soil super soil concentrate (which you briefly passed on Amazon costs about as much as the Azomite and Down To Earth All Natural Fertilizer alone and you do not need to wait a few months for it to cook. Check it out the reviews.

[@vinivv]

love this idea i was trying to figure how to stretch my coco core out to more then 2 5 gallon pots this is the answer was looking for a simple super soil idea too i use a lot of dr earth already . Even found local worm casting and got a great deal on 20 pounds fresh casting $20 :)

[@Sticky_meds]

So I have a ton of soil that was made from leaves grass and sticks and stuff. It’s very black and amazing texture what could I add to it for growing some weed in? I was thinking the soil, perlite and pete moss.

[@gloriouslumi]

You can also amend the soil with compost, just make sure that it is completely matured compost. Immature compost could contain pathogens or pests you wouldn't want. Peat moss tends to be on the acidic side, so coco coir is used instead since it is inert.

[@garystonestreet207]

One of your plants in this video has russet mites

[@71dp02]

So close to a great living soil. The “ hot “ mix really doenst need to sit out that long. Throw some malted barley on it and the fungus will do the rest. Throw some worms in there and your golden.

[@jhonwayne1003]

How long does it need to sit? How much malted barley? Also are we talking night crawlers be put in there?

[@johnmichaelson2194]

What is malted barley

[@maliaswett6199]

I need a more in depth explanation lmao

[@josuereyes1414]

Plz answer the 2 questions above 🙏🏽

[@bcclay4107]

@@josuereyes1414 1-2 cups of Malted Barley per 20L , 2 weeks is a good amount of time to let it sit in my experience

[@TheForestFarmstead]

Waiting for it to age is futile as the nutrients have already been thoroughly extracted and processed (e.g., earthworm castings, the nutrient blends, etc. are already broken down into a direct-use substrate). Moreover, leaving outside in the sun is going to invite pests, pathogens, and other undesirables that all indoor growers vehemently avoid.

[@NicoDaGunman]

What I was thinking, that sitting bin of soil is probably filled with pests

[@domvonstudio]

Exactly! That happened to me! Is there any way to rid the soil of the infestation?

[@casadelleon8058]

Do you have to wait the 3 months ?

[@macpaz]

No, but the nutrients won't be as readily available as when you gave your soil some time to break down the fertilizers.

[@dank1thevandal]

As for the azomite does it really matter between the powder or granulated?

[@determinedlyunmotivated4300]

Another great video. Always some great info in your videos. Much appreciated

[@presshagrows]

Right

[@ripjohnson545]

What’s that white sheet of paper he puts before he covers it up

[@dank1thevandal]

@weedinapot what is the downside to accidentally leaving the mix outside for a bit longer than the 2 months? Say almost 4?

[@rgh418ds]

Can this be used right away or does it have to sit?

[@eaglehigh-h3e]

Is it alright to use RO or distilled water in the new mix to keep it moist while it is cooking?

[@OgLtBlazer556]

@4:10 I noticed you didn’t remove the cloth bag, just rolled it down. As a landscaper, lol, I can think of any reason to leave it. Especially after you took the time to roll it down almost to the bottom. Just curious…

[@TheoreticalRobot]

I think it was just for the video lol. no way thats biodegradable.

[@OgLtBlazer556]

@@TheoreticalRobot They actually, but it would take over a year completely buried to begin breaking down.

[@gloriouslumi]

They are nursery bags; completely biodegradable, and no hinderance to root production. It would be unwise to do this with a rootbound plant, but since they air-prune themselves and you're not disturbing roots, there's little to no shock during transplanting.

[@kevinventura61]

Is it ok to use straight away?

[@Fruit0ftheg0ds]

Does it have to sit for 2 months or can it be used right away?

[@domvonstudio]

What do you do if your soil mix gets infested with flies? I left the cover slightly off to prevent any mold…I think that was a bad idea?

[@TheGamer-nj9if]

Subcool method this is cool to see. I recommend Neem, Crab, Kelp, & Malted Barley powder @ 1/2cp of each, 2cps Basalt (over azomite), 1 cp oysters shell flour, & 1cp gypsum per cuft. Aka coots mix.

[@TheGamer-nj9if]

Worms & malted barley man. Power house combo

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

You forgot to mention adding in the kitchen sink. Also ocean inputs are high in salts substitute alfalfa meal for kelp, and egg shells for oyster shells, and bone/blood meal for the crab meal. Salts build up in the soil over time, and growing organically in soil doesn't require flushing the root zone because flushing kills your soil microbes just like high salt content.

[@TH-wp7ye]

oyster shell flour is not high in salt, kelp is moderate amount. salts dont build up overtime when growing organic, its the opposite reee. And flushing doesnt kill microbes in soil lololol it may flush away some salts and other ions though but not a lot.

[@Duque1]

Thanks you 4 the awareness ❤I love your videos, ik there helping out a lot of growers

[@c0pyimitati0n]

So what extra nutrients do you using during the grow?

[@2076649]

this coco coir is already charged with cal mag?

[@rodofsteel6662]

Would this work through the flowering stage as well?

[@joegoddard9661]

I would assume so, the organic mix was 4-6-2 or something, phosphorus heavy, so would probably need a little boost with potassium since flowering wants less nitrogen, more phosphorus and medium potassium, Getting onto potassium and phosphorus equal with low nitrogen for late flower

[@macpaz]

​@@joegoddard9661yeah but will the phosphorus not be used up by the time the plant really requires it? All nutrients are added at the same time. I only see this recipe working out if you have a really slow releasing phosphorus fertilizer that you add at the beginning and that breaks down during veggie stage, so that the phosphorus becomes available during the first two weeks of flowing, which will be rewarded with an explosive boost in bud development.

[@megalepivolos]

and this super soil i can store and use it when i want correct?Its not going to decay or become useless if i store it fro 5 months?

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

He didn't add any beneficial microbes so it should be relatively stable. Honestly your natural inputs only need 4 weeks to breakdown and become available to the plants so his timeline is WAAAYYYYY longer than it needs to be. If you get a soil thermometer and monitor the internal temp, once the temp drops and stabilizes you can plant into it. The fear is that once you mix this and add water you activate the inputs and it cause heat as a reaction and you can cook your root zone, some mulch piles can reach upwards of 130 deg F, and I've witnessed hay barns spontaneously combust from the heat generated by the microbes and composting processes.

[@luigileo5048]

Posso usare solo il supermix plagron? È buono? Me lo consigli?

[@c0pyimitati0n]

Is there a way to do this without leaving it in the sun for 2 months? I'm gonna start my grow in about 2 weeks and i was hoping to do super soil instead of FF Ocean

[@CATTABIS]

Can you mix COCO COIIR with any type of bagged soils - like FFOF or COM or anything ?

[@AKYLE315]

Hey, I used some soil from Home Depot, but it's low in nitrogen, so you'll need to add nutrients. You can use liquid ones like Fox Farm or amendments. But if you want to keep it cheap and easy, just go outside and find some good soil. Ps. You can smell good soil👌

[@jaynule936]

This is great thank you for the knowledge

[@hempinapot...]

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[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

What strain is at the beginning of the video? , I've never seen a cannabis strain like this before.

[@helladankseedco.2411]

Looks like Australian Bastard Cannabis...

[@donruiz4949]

Super Freak. Google it. Totally wild...

[@gallolibre3815]

I am not sure if this is just a concept since he never mentioned washing or buffering. There are inherent potential problems that was not stated.. I wonder how many times he did this before he posted. If so please reassure me.

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

You're talking about the coco choir? Washing and PH buffering? This isn't hydroponics, the dolomite lime, azomite, and gypsum bring the PH into balance as he "cooks" the soil. Another reason organic soil is superior to hydroponics! Also....... shhhhhhhh want to hear a secret. When you grow in organic soil........ You don't have to PH your water or run off. If you have run off when using organic soil, youre wasting your inputs by flushing them out the bottom. You don't even have to use RO water. I use untreated rain water, its free and natural PH balanced from the source and comes with free natural organic nitrates!

[@bigsmoke8486]

@@Springfield-eo8jlI seen u comment on another Yt comment and it seems you know a lot about this organic soil could u put a link in on a good video that gives a detailed break down on how to get started with living soil

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

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[@isaiahcanreallyrap]

I have a rabbit. I've heard using their poop for fert works good for nitrogen, would I only have to compensate for p and k after? I also use an eggshell calcium mix.

[@gloriouslumi]

Manure of any kind needs to be processed first, ideally through worms or fungus. That's what the worm castings are sometimes from.

[@laneeacannon1450]

​@@gloriouslumi Not so with rabbit manure. It can be used directly on gardens.

[@TH-wp7ye]

manure doesnt need worms, all it needs is time for it to breakdown and not be considered volatile.

[@franceso32]

how many lbs did this give you ?

[@TheShleafHerder]

Always great information

[@pullnhooks]

How fo the plants look now?

[@paulbunyun3663]

they died

[@jamesbrandimarto1424]

What type of paper did you cover it with? Thanks

[@TH-wp7ye]

its not important you can do it without the paper just throw a lid on it

[@aaronestep5808]

I have chickens. I know it can fry plants but how long does it have to composite before it can be used for grows?

[@MrRicomex]

I think it's a minimum of 6 months, at least that's what i've been letting it cook for. I've had some pretty decent results.

[@JdkShinobi]

So after the grow do you just throw the super soil and mix it in with the original batch? Or do you toss it?

[@Muaytyy3]

I’d put it in a different bin but yes you can reuse it just reamend it and remineralize and let it “cook” ❤😊

[@jkbrothers-lu6rq]

Reuse it and add lite nutes to it

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

Why would you "toss" perfectly usable organic soil? Do farmers strip off the top soil after harvest and fertilize barren soil for their next planting? Where would they "toss" it at? In the ocean, lakes, rivers? Once you make super soil you just need to re-amend it and use it again. This isn't hydroponics, you want bacteria and fungus in your soil!

[@jpc67nova]

That is just for the vegetation state of your plants.

[@Sir-Complains-a-Lot]

Get any cheap soil. Add monster bud slow release long term fertilizer, about 2 bucks per plant, add water. Done.

[@williamharder2905]

Nobody is waiting 5 months to grow.

[@popholmes5825]

who has 2 to 3 months when it is time to plant?

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[@iansabeautie7845]

Ocean farm have all of this

[@normagee]

please dont take offence but i wish the USA would go metric cool mix 😎

[@patrickregan7163]

Getting close to 60, and I could switch tommorow. Inches on a ruler vs cm, mm, no problem. A meter is a little longer than a yard. A kilo is 2.2 pounds. A liter is about a quart, and ml's are like ounces. Just make sure you have the right ruler or measuring cup!! However, I am not a fan of the Celsius scale. 100 degrees between freezing and boiling is not enough. Just sayin'.

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

Why not use weight instead of volume?

[@ThatHippyDuck]

Affiliate links. Great. That's the answer for everything now I guess. Just buy buy buy

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

The only nutrient company that I've seen that doesn't try and up sell you 15 bottles or boxes is Dr. Earth. They have a cannabis recipe that only uses 3 different fertilizers through all growth stages. Even Roots Organics tries to up sell you 15-20 bottles/bags/boxes. Man...... put it all in one for a good price.....

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

A lot of people would rather spend money than take the time to acquire Information and knowledge.

[@silvernatedogg]

Probably lost most viewers at 3:30 ..

[@virusmyth4930]

people overcomplicate stuff... Of course, there's more than one way to skin a cat in terms of creating your own mix, but jeez I've seen people using a dozen or more ingredients all happy thinking they're doing some good. Im a big fan of going simple, cheap, easy, sustainable and also mimicking nature as far as possible. All I use is 1/3 washed coco (use peat if that's local to you), 1/3 vermiculite and 1/3 compost, and bob's your uncle. It's the tried and true Mel's mix. As the third part for compost I like to use half leaf compost (leaf mould) and half homemade worm castings. Anything organic that you'd feed to your plants, you feed to the worms instead so that they can mineralize it first so that when the plants get the worm castings everything is bioavailable right off the bat. You can also mix in 5 ro 10% biochar or carbonized rice hull if you need extra aeration in tall pots that get too compacted at the bottom, and maybe a little wood ash every now and then for extra Ca, P and K, but that's it, but I prefer to feed the ashes to the worms first. Very few things in nature work as good as worm castings and leaf mould. That's how a forest was designed to work by nature. that's what plants are expecting to exist in the ground cos that's what they've been exposed to for millions of years. rotting things on the ground being eaten by worms and other critters, and an eventual forest fire that adds ash and charcoal to the mix. that's how forests bootstrap themselves into life without any input from outside, and fertility only increases over time. trees act like natural pumps, pumping nutrients from the ground way down below and then into the leaves and fruits which then fall down to the ground and rot and decay increasing the fertiility of the topsoil. it's not rocket science... mimic nature and you'll be fine.

[@bobbysauer7826]

ayooo weres the biochar! and the compost?!?!

[@JohnSmith-wth]

2 months! Wow

[@jaysay7350]

Can you let it compost for a few months OUTSIDE in the winter in upstate NY? Or should I use the basement...or am I screwed until next summer?

[@paulbunyun3663]

screwed

[@chrisg9840]

Peat Moss Perlite Vermiculite Basalt Rock Dust Glacial Rock Dust Gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 Kelp Meal Mykos Fox Farm Microbe Brew Lime Gypsum Mushroom compost Worm Castings Red wigglers Night crawlers Red clover cover crop Shredded paper Watermelon Coffee grounds Egg shells Oats Shredded lettuce Orchid mix Molasses Compost tea That’s what’s in my pot and it smells like rain.

[@pbadach1468]

It will cost fortune man

[@chrisg9840]

@ it’s still 10x cheaper than buy your flower from a dispensary.

[@roddinotz7338]

🔥🔥

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

This video is a perfect example of someone who copies a process but doesn't really understand or comprehend that process. I noticed about 6 steps he preformed but never spoke about. Additionally azomite has been researched quite a bit and it's 50/50 if it's really as beneficial as we thought it was. Also where are the beneficial microbes, bacteria, and fungi? Why not use a no till method in the cloth pots?

[@bovineexcrement8635]

The author assumes you're familiar with this method and is showing you an abbreviated a cheaper method what's not to like. But I got to laugh at the Springfield thing cuz it was the retired Springfield brass the Springfield Armory that got the Vietnam boys killed in Vietnam

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

@bovineexcrement8635 but if I'm already familiar with it, why do I need to watch an abbreviated version of it? And your comment about Springfield got really garbled up in your head when you tried to type it out. You're saying Springfield Armory used retired brass and gave ammunition made with it to the Vietnamese to use? Annnnnd that lead to........ and that relates to soil recipes how?

[@bovineexcrement8635]

Yes and a roundabout way another way to simplify the comment would be the "revolving door of government" the retire out of the military and you get a job at Springfield Armory and then you deliberately sabotage the cult manufacturing process and it's convoluted and there's more to the story of course but the testimony in front of Congress is there for your reading... If you got the time and resources to mix up a bunch of stuff then I guess you don't need to watch the video personally there's a lot of woo woo and Stoner logic with potting soil. If you lived anywhere near me I'd give you a couple pounds of 4227 for you and your son

[@saltybildo9448]

Is Hamilton narrating this 😂

[@seniorsabali8759]

👌👌

[@MRelkswood]

Why you plants look like that at the start of video? is it genetics thing? or is this some sort of ABC strain from Australia ?

[@donruiz4949]

Super Freak. Google it....

[@MRelkswood]

@@donruiz4949 Ok will do.

[@MRelkswood]

@@donruiz4949 Ok ty for the info on this strain it looks so weird I love it!

[@BrianUchiha1]

Bro 2-3 months is over kill for hot soil lol

[@pullnhooks]

😂😂😂

[@420Txxn]

RIP SUBCOOL

[@richardhernandez3088]

💯✅💯🤙🏻👌🏻

[@Bloomcycle]

Is that Freak Show?

[@virusmyth4930]

Ironically, subcool's super "soil" mix isnt soil at all, it's soilless mix.

[@SimplyGrowBudz]

💨💨💚#1luv4dabudz🌱

[@smoknjoefrz]

I love weed🎉🎉🎉😂

[@rc3443]

the leaves don't look healthy at all, all winkled up

[@buzzzkill9183]

heydummy its not coyer or quier omfg its core coir=core just plain CORE

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

Preach!

[@BigFoot-158]

This will not work for a person that lives in a city and has nosey neighbors.

[@stefonrogers5980]

ABC or freakshow but it ain’t great for an example 😂

[@TheProJigsaw]

can you include proper weight measurements instead of freedom units? haha ':|

[@ragheadand420roll]

You cant fool us. YOU ARE THE LOCK PICKING LAWYER. 😂