As the owner of BuildASoil, LLC I was very concerned about the latest news regarding the "Heartbleed" vulnerability.
I received updated communication from our host, shopify.com, regarding this matter and here is an excerpt:
As mentioned earlier, every ecommerce website that uses Shopify is secure against Heartbleed.
During the middle of day on April 7th, the Heartbleed issue became widely disclosed. The Shopify network security and operations team immediately set to work to protect our hosting infrastructure. By 7:00 p.m. they had rolled out a fix across core infrastructure, and by midnight all secondary systems had been secured. The operations team continued to work into the night, and by the following day, all keys and certificates had been re-issued.
Because of the rapid response of our operations team (faster than Google and Yahoo, for example) we haven’t detected any sensitive data being compromised. As a general precaution, we advise that you regularly change passwords, and other sensitive credentials like payment gateway and API credentials. This would be a good time to update all such passwords.
Make sure that any other online stores you deal with in the next few weeks are safe to shop at. Many older online stores will not have a team working behind them. We are blessed to have access to the vast resources of Shopify for your continued online privacy.
Thanks for your continued support and trust, your privacy is always important to us.
Regards,
Jeremy Silva
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If you have been reading about cultivating indoors with organic soil then you've heard of SubCool's Super Soil. I admit to starting with this mix and thought I was really doing something special when I first went for it. I bought all the stuff and was really excited to use it.
My results were actually pretty good, but I've since moved on I think you should too.
Besides the "base soil" being purchased instead of made from scratch, I have many other issues. All in all this taking bagged soil and adding worm castings and nutrients isn't a bad idea, but it can be improved upon and money can be saved.
Here is the Recipe: 8 large bags of a high-quality organic potting soil with coco fiber and mycorrhizae (i.e., your base soil) 25 to 50 lbs of organic worm castings 5 lbs steamed bone meal 5 lbs Bloom bat guano 5 lbs blood meal 3 lbs rock phosphate ¾ cup Epson salts ½ cup sweet lime (dolomite) ½ cup azomite (trace elements) 2 tbsp powdered humic acid
Now I'll go through each item: Read more.....
janet
October 26, 2020
Hi
If we pick up the worms, is there any discount? We live in GJ.
Thanks, Janet