LittleDabbie
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You lucky son of a gun... Time to get a storage bin. I would be a worm casting hoarder, I would be on that show and psychologists would try to convince me just to get rid of a little bit of worm castings, I might... reluctantly of course.
Can you store the castings outside somehow? Sounds like I will be doing the same thing, foraging for my worms.
lol yeah im up to my ass in worm castings atm and its the middle of fucking winter.. I have no idea where im going to store all this till spring gets here lol
see Jah provides brudder trade tem to a way down organic grower bro we all just love castings id trade ya for bud if you were local lmao serious though that's what id do put them on craigs for trade for weed or girls man
Hi peeps, new here!
I'm looking into growing organic indoors, which I've never done before, only outdoors so far..
So I know earthworms are great for the garden. Great for plants. Mixing EWC in with soil is really good for it and all that..
Outdoors plants have worms living in the soil with no probs. So can I have a good community of worms in indoor grows? Will there be any problems I'm not thinking about? Or is it all good?
Any advice welcome!
Thanks peeps! :)
I've had worms (night crawlers) live in the frig in the container from the fishing store, all winter and were lively when I opened them up in April. No additional feeding required. It's good for them and your soil.see Jah provides brudder trade tem to a way down organic grower bro we all just love castings id trade ya for bud if you were local lmao serious though that's what id do put them on craigs for trade for weed or girls man
They live in your soil and if you have worms, You have good soil. I don't think you need to feed them. They go through your soil recycling it.Cool yeh, well I notice my outdoor plants often have worms in the soil, without me either putting them there or feeding them.
I think they must come out of the ground and enter through the drainage holes..
Anyway they see to live in those pots quite happily and I always see that as a benefit to my plants.
So I was thinking, if outdoors, then why not indoors?
My grandfather used to feed his fruit and vegetable scraps and news paper in a big tub in his basement. He would put the newspaper and scraps on top of the dirt and a few weeks later it would be gone.
CorrectEarthworms Yeah... The ones you find in soil. Too many dabs this morning? Hehe.
I'm not into it, but pretty sure you use red worms for composting...
and perlite. they dont like it. it cuts them.Worms love soil and all that's in it and they bring the nuitreints from the lowest level of the compost back to the top. They are god's best recycalers(spx). Their enemy is heat...
They look happy! What's your cover crop?Saw this thread and thought I would leave my opinion. I got a 3x6 raised bed indoors all organic. I put in 2 lbs of worms a couple months ago and they have been reproducing and eating like crazy! I see no problem in having worms indoors as long as you keep the temps right and the moisture in the soil right. I use worms in my outdoor pots as well and their effect seems to be the same. They eat, aerate, and poop.
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