One of my friends was a grower for 25 years, you might know them, Keith and Jessica, they had a baby, Waverly, anyway, one of his friends has a company, 3d Organics, and he gave us some micro organisms, basically it was some dark "water" that I would keep topping off in a 5 gal bucket, I think that's why the garden did so well, after all the soil was just lawn before and not dark at all, but I'd pour a bit of that hummus looking water before watering them and never fed the plants anything, I'm pretty sure there was some "food" with them also but not anything substantial that the plants would have been able to consume. The tomatoes were about 8 feet tall in like 1 month, I put them in around late April, nursery starts, by the end of June we were getting tomatoes and the vines were probably 9 feet, same for squash and corn, grew fast and huge. Both of them, Keith and his friend went to the Occidental College down by Santa Rosa, he turned me onto permaculture and biodynamics, Ralph Steiner and Bill Mulligan and I told him about Natural Farming Fukuoka. Keith was the coolest dude I meet there, very chill, wouldn't even accept my cash before he got me the product, and I'd try to pay him a good 10%-20% more but he would refuse it, and all because he had the strains, from what I understand he had a friend smuggle them in her cooch from AmDam back in the 90's and he basically has about 600ish different crosses that he made, not the biggest plants but the dopest. I was chilling with them at trimming time and they were paying a woman to do a p for 200 bucks, I have never seen such a thing. The buds looked like "coral", I mean they were beyond spectacular, she would put the fiskers all the way against the steem and get the leaf, the tiniest leaf, without messing up the bud out of all the buds, big and popcorn. I could probably look for some pics of bud, but I don't think anyone could compare. You seem to be doing at least the growing now, and over there you could toke with anyone, as everyone smokes, or you're not in RV anymore?