Nick420man
- 11
- 3
I know the spring tails are beneficial but I have no idea what the others are please help me identify!!:(
It’s all indoor no-till with dry amendments. With barley straw for my mulch.Have you planted near any dead wood fallen trees or limbs of trees termites love wood ?
It’s a peat based soil with all dry amendments, I have red worms, and barley straw for mulch.What all is your soil made of? Do you have some kinda food or organic material in there attracting bugs? Chicken poop? Horse shit?
And there is sea bird guano.It’s a peat based soil with all dry amendments, I have red worms, and barley straw for mulch.
It’s a peat based soil with all dry amendments, I have red worms, and barley straw for mulch.
Looks like a pinworm, better wear gloves.Did anyone catch the white worm looking one about 1/2 thru on the left side. Like mentioned a lot going on in there.
This is this first cyclei see orbatid mites (couple types) hypoaspis mites, springtails, and that worm i suspect is a pot worm not fungus gnat larvae as its a little to big ( pot worms are fine too)
i wish my notill looked as good as this. How many cycles are you in ?