Over the years I have stressed enough about first off placing worm castings in plastic bags as you render them useless for the castings contain beneficial aerobic microbes which require oxygen to survive. I have also stressed in the past the proper way to store worm castings since the beneficial microbes require certain temperatures to [...]
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Setting up a worm compost bin is something most anyone can do in the comfort of their own home without the smell of rotting garbage or attracting numerous flies while producing either vermicast (worm castings) or vermicompost (a combination of worm castings and partially decomposed organic matter).. Across the country and the globe, weather has [...] Many people think about using worm castings in the spring and summer months however forget one of the most important times of the year in order to “winterize” your prized plants. Much the same as you might winterize your outboard motor or add some additional antifreeze to your automobile to prepare for winter your outdoor [...] Frequently I am asked which worm I prefer out of the worms we raise. Over the years the red wiggler has been the worm to get for composting and some fishing such as for brim, however not as good for larger fish as they are too small for larger hooks. There is one worm which [...] Well as many know already, we had some family issues over a five week period or so which I kind of neglected my earthwormponics. The past couple weeks I began working with it again and made a modification last week which apparently has helped in bringing it all back again. Anyone unfamiliar with the start [...] |
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