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Something else to check out: http://www.vermico.com/journal-publishes-study-of-worms-reducing-human-pathogens-in-biosolids/ It is a study reporting vermicomposting can reduce pathogens as effectively as thermo composting. I think this is cool I may try to start composting some gross sh*t...

Native it is! I wet some cardboard with a leftover kelp tea and set it outside with leaves over it. I think I'll check it tonight.

Mix the bulk mix of glacial bentonite oyster and basalt and shake it. add four cups of that mix per cubic ft

I'm definitely going to try that. I was thinking of getting some canadians at walmart too. I heard they don't live well in a worm bin so congratulations on breeding them for your pots! Do you grab any worms or the really large ones? I want to make sure they will burrow deep since my pots are...

Wow thats exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

I use blumats in my huge pots. When I first bought blumats I went with the regular size before I did proper research so I have been stuck with them ever since :) I found you can use them for bigger pots you just have to move the dripper closer to the blumats. Anyways, I highly recommend them...

Does anyone add worms to pots for aeration? I run 18 inch deep, 34 gallon soil beds on wheels and I want a worm that burrows to help with soil structure. I am having a hard time deciding between alabama jumpers and canadian nightcrawlers. I already have red wrigglers and europeans for...

I'd say about .5 cubic feet. You can approximately calculate it based on this. I say approximately because my soil always compacts and add a couple more inches later. (Gallons on pot)*(231)= Number of cubic inches in pot. (Number of cubic inches)/12/12/12 = cubic feet of pot which is almost...

I run 12/5.5/1/5.5 for veg and 13on/11off for flowering with IR supplementation for the emerson effect. I really like the gas lantern technique since it saves on electricity. It does make the plants grow a little slower but I put one plant in flowering a month so it is a dream. What issue did...

I also notice that. In my new bin springtails are everywhere while the worms prepare to take over.

I thought mycelium was just fungus lol

Is it bad to have fungi covering the food in my worm bin? I usually burry or just slop it on the top of the bed. The worms eat it quickly but it is usually white when they get to it. I usually run ozone once a week since I try to harvest perpetually, but never thought of the mold in my bin being...

Great advice thank you! I would like if I could figure it out.

If I mix the aloe with the essential oils is it doing basically the same thing? I constantly have mites on most of my plants. It is even 63 at night and 75 during the day! Not sure what they love about my room? I'm going to give this a shot on IPM day.