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EWC is the most expensive part of my soil mix, anyone know a source to find it in bulk around pueblo or colorado springs.
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I'm working on it, its going to take some time though. You make your own @ArcticOrange?
G gnome
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I have a worm farm. U can have better castings than money can buy within 4 or 5 wks. I got my worms and farm from uncle jims worm farm.
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In springs:
High yeild organics (formerly rockymountainwormco)
-great ewc he will fill a 5 gallon bucket for around 40 if you bring your own. his buckets for 55ish
Wormies worm farm
- available at ricks garden center or the farmers market. a little cheaper than HYO but same neighborhood.
Happy growing!
High yeild organics (formerly rockymountainwormco)
-great ewc he will fill a 5 gallon bucket for around 40 if you bring your own. his buckets for 55ish
Wormies worm farm
- available at ricks garden center or the farmers market. a little cheaper than HYO but same neighborhood.
Happy growing!
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Got about 20 yards in the 209, hope to produce around 100 yards this season. Make your own, it's fun.
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Sirtiva
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My woman has a hard time with me bringing guano into the house to mix it into teas, she'd really have a hard time trying to explain to her that I was trying to produce copious amounts of worm shit indoors ... Maybe someday, but for now I have to buy it.
NaturalTherapy
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I second this recommendation. Nothing beats fresh castings!
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I tried it before at home there was a lot of bugs in it. I dont see why it wouldnt attract root aphids as well, even though every thing I read said all the bugs in a worm farm wouldnt damage healthy plants. I'm doing it outdoors this next time.
I'll get some from high yield organics next time I pass through the springs, thanks.
GrowGod
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Pics please! I want to see:eyepiece:
G gnome
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G gnome
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Bulldog11
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I got the same bin.
I use it to breed in the winter, for a faster spring start.
Outdoors I have been farming in 400 gallon smart pots, but this season I am building worm pits. Thinking 50-100 ft long, 3 ft wide. Then start stacking those side by side under my oak trees. Is it weird I want a million worms?
I use it to breed in the winter, for a faster spring start.
Outdoors I have been farming in 400 gallon smart pots, but this season I am building worm pits. Thinking 50-100 ft long, 3 ft wide. Then start stacking those side by side under my oak trees. Is it weird I want a million worms?
G gnome
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No way is that weird and dont u let anyone tell u otherwise. I admire ur enthusiasm! !!
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It may be weird but I am thinking along the same lines.
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Picked up some castings today, posting because relevancy, if you can make it to High yield organics in springs you wont be disappointed
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How do you guys get enough food for your worms for such big beds? Or what are you using for food?
I've just been doing indoor worm farming but looking to expand outdoors for the warm months. But I don't produce enough food scraps, and ripping paper for that much area would be a full time job. Manure/leaves?
I've just been doing indoor worm farming but looking to expand outdoors for the warm months. But I don't produce enough food scraps, and ripping paper for that much area would be a full time job. Manure/leaves?
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