crunkyeah
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Re: Flower Report G13 Haze GLH 180W
Lookin nice as usual
I just wanna put my little tidbit in about worms and pot plants. Well to make a long story short, I think if you want to use worms you really need 500+ worms, and plenty of DEEP soil for them to thrive. Worms like a couple feet under the top soil unless the top is really moist(high humidity zones, jungles, etc).
I had a plant that I flowered out in a 2 gallon plant pot, just being curious about worms I put like a good 30-50 normal sized earthworms in the bottom of the plant before transplanting into the pot(all organic btw). Well fast forward to harvest day, I pull out the root base and low and behold there is nothing, no castings, no rotting worm corpses, nothing. It seems she ate all the worms I put in there. Whether they did any difference or not I do not know.
I ran a plant side by side with her and she was actually bigger than the plant with worms so who knows.
So maybe your plant will eat that worm and absorb all the lovely nutrients it has to offer, keep it up!
Lookin nice as usual
I just wanna put my little tidbit in about worms and pot plants. Well to make a long story short, I think if you want to use worms you really need 500+ worms, and plenty of DEEP soil for them to thrive. Worms like a couple feet under the top soil unless the top is really moist(high humidity zones, jungles, etc).
I had a plant that I flowered out in a 2 gallon plant pot, just being curious about worms I put like a good 30-50 normal sized earthworms in the bottom of the plant before transplanting into the pot(all organic btw). Well fast forward to harvest day, I pull out the root base and low and behold there is nothing, no castings, no rotting worm corpses, nothing. It seems she ate all the worms I put in there. Whether they did any difference or not I do not know.
I ran a plant side by side with her and she was actually bigger than the plant with worms so who knows.
So maybe your plant will eat that worm and absorb all the lovely nutrients it has to offer, keep it up!