Agree. I like plant tell me how it wants to grow . Like her stalling. Better just let her go not do crazy stuff to her.
Ok I got ask this composting worms. In a compost bin. Or . I need details. Lmao pics please on that. I got see this.
OK Dust - Here ya go!!! First pic is when you first lift the newspaper up - second is a few seconds later but some don't move at all, other snap back like an elastic. Third pic is of the seaweed (coontail) that I have gathered. I have also been giving them Rabbit pellets that I soak until it becomes a mushy slurry.
It don't heat up. Only compost we had as a kid. Was pile of crap outside near the horse stales. And it got hot. Like steam hot. All the time. Even in winter steam would come up from it. We called it cooking..Here is a shot of the 7 bins (1 more is hiding in the corner) and 1 garbage can plus the little 5 gal. bucket (it is an experiment to see how soil with commercial fertilizer affects the worms)
I've been feeding them kitchen scraps, ABV, shredded leaves, and lately seaweed and rabbit pellets. I will be looking into buying alfalfa pellets. They seem to like the seaweed but almost seem to enjoy it better after it has sat for a year and condensed into a solid amber coloured block that can be broken up and put in. I was too late this year but will pull a bunch more from the pond and set it aside.
WowOK Dust - Here ya go!!! First pic is when you first lift the newspaper up - second is a few seconds later but some don't move at all, other snap back like an elastic. Third pic is of the seaweed (coontail) that I have gathered. I have also been giving them Rabbit pellets that I soak until it becomes a mushy slurry.
Oh Yeah, manure, specially horse shit gets real hot, even too much green grass in the pile can start to heat. That's how it is supposed to work in a pile. In the worm bins there is hopefully never enough of the stuff that heats up to cause a problem. I once had too much grass in a bin and it got warm so I just stirred it all up and it was fine.
Idk enough of all that stuff. What you use that for. The plants or something else. And how if you do it with plants.. what's the mix. Courous
I usually get the big bag of HP mycomilized stuff and mix that up with equal amounts of my existing soil, a couple of the middle sized perlite and as much worm castings as I have. I'm hoping that this year by concentrating on the worms producing more and having twice as many bins and having built a sifter to process the worm castings I should have quit a bit. I'm hoping I will have equal parts hp, soil and castings.
Sounds like fun.
Got that right
