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Oh, no, sorry, I didn't read the full requirements. I see now, that it must be for a rocket stove. Sorry to post, not fully ready! Does it need to be ash from a full-on RMH? Can it be a little j-tube stove? Or a Dakota stove? Or a primitive rocket kiln made of bricks in my back yard? Just thinking of how to meet this requirement, since I don't have a RMH yet

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I think I now know why Paul is so down on pocket rockets. I got one for backpacking and was trying it out at home before I needed it to eat. WOW! Sometimes it goes out in 30 seconds, sometimes it shoots out 2 feet of flame and gives off as much heat as a campfire, and one time it looked like it had gone out felt for heat and it was so little I thought it was the metal acting like a heat sink came back to everything was ash ala ruined biochar.
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Hmm, looks like this BB needs some clarification.  I just added a requirement for a picture of the RMH with the ash coming out of it.  Anyone posting in the next few days is grandfathered in under the old requirements but those also required it to be a rocket mass heater.

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 - ash coming out of rocket mass heater
 - labeled area before ash application
       - we want diversity for our garden, so some areas get ash and most don't.  Label where there are areas that do get ash to monitor the results.
 - area after ash has been applied

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While I'm at Wheaton Labs for the Rocket Mass Heater Workshop, I did an annual cleaning of the solarium RMH. I collected some ash, created a label from a tin can lid and a nail, then sprinkled the ash on the east side of turtle lot.
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Cleaned out Basecamp classroom batch box before I started it. Made a "level 1 pee spot" that only required wood chips but I put down a base of ash and cinders to act like biochar and keep urine nutrients from leaching out. The pee spot also needs 5 poo beasts planted so after I laid down the cuttings I put a scoop of ash and sawdust on them. I hope this counts. The ashes were wet down with the water the pee spot needs.
Edit:Ash label w) no ash and ash dusty pic.
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Clean batch
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Ash scoop on cuttings
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Mulch with willow candy
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Sawdust and water
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I did the a clean out of the red shed RMH. I spread the ash on a spot near arrakis and labeled it with a toilet paper roll and jar to cover a stake.
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Ashes coming out
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Thin spread of ashes

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Being a SEPPer and staying at The Abbey was super fun and gave a lot of time for BBs!
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"To get certified for this Badge Bit you must provide pics or video (<2 min) of the following:
 - ash coming out of rocket mass heater
 - labeled area before ash application
       - we want diversity for our garden, so some areas get ash and most don't.  Label where there are areas that do get ash to monitor the results.
 - area after ash has been applied"

Pic 1: J tube Rocket Oven
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