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No I don't want living worms in my pots I rather them in my worm farms .Yo One drop appreciate the input. What's your take on using live worms?
He's right, unless you are using clean products and leaving something for them to eat it is best to just stick to vermicomposting with the worms.No I don't want living worms in my pots I rather them in my worm farms .
I have done something similar, but with a 120 gallon pot , I fed strictly off of the plant to avoid cross contamination. I also used a line of nutes/amendments that wouldn't kill em.My super soil does have several amendments and I plan on feeding them worm food as well. While I'm taping into your minds, any recommendations for worm food aside from what is offered by Uncle Jims? I've heard egg shells, banana peals, a little coffee grounds. Oh did I forget to mention dining room! In each fabric pot I have installed a 4" PVC pipe that goes 12" into the soil and has 1" and 3/4" holes drilled to within 2" of the surface. The piping is empty and allows me feed them and them cover the pipe so as not to attract insects or flies. I would love to hear your opinions or suggestions because that is how we grow as a community and perfect our craft.
My super soil does have several amendments and I plan on feeding them worm food as well. While I'm taping into your minds, any recommendations for worm food aside from what is offered by Uncle Jims? I've heard egg shells, banana peals, a little coffee grounds. Oh did I forget to mention dining room! In each fabric pot I have installed a 4" PVC pipe that goes 12" into the soil and has 1" and 3/4" holes drilled to within 2" of the surface. The piping is empty and allows me feed them and them cover the pipe so as not to attract insects or flies. I would love to hear your opinions or suggestions because that is how we grow as a community and perfect our craft.
Use worm casting 5 % of your mix it’s very fine particulate so go easy or you will muddy up your drainage again only use a small amount it goes a long way have been using worms in my systems for many years . Regards OD.
I couldn’t have said it better. I have a large family that depend on me. They used to pay me but not so much anymore and the black market has really been wiped out here.As you all know our craft allows us be creative and actually measure our results. I grow full spectrum to help family and friends not for profit. Also tending to the girls is beneficial for me as well. I guess what I'm trying to say is that this gift from our creator is of benefit to all of us to one degree or another and I am blessed to be on this journey. I actually feel obligated to help create the highest quality medicine that I can he the most natural environment I can. For us I've found that Lemon OG Haze has a beautiful balance of Indica and Sativa with a touch of CBD. I hope to one day to keep the current characteristics and increase the CBD content, but that's down the line. That is why I reach out to others for help and guidance. It's what I admire about our growing community. Lol....I just read what I wrote and I'm wondering where it would have gone if I partook of my medicine.
I haven't found this to be true, the part about it muddy'ing up the soil. I built my super soil equal parts of: Peat Moss / worm castings / perlite. I made 21gal total which means I used 7gals of worm castings. People have even planted seeds directly in worm castings mixed with perlite and been okay.
I agree though that worm castings offer endless benefits for your garden... They are rich in nutrients and introduce beneficial bacteria to the soil.
where are the worm pictures?!
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