earth worms

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gullyman

Member

Jul 6, 2009

• #1

i transplanted my plant today and when i dug a hole to put soil in there were alot of earth worms, is this bad or good?

 

cph

Well-Known Member

Jul 6, 2009

• #2

That is good. When groing organicly you would use worm castings as part of your soil.

 

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gullyman

Member

Jul 6, 2009

• #3

cph said:

That is good. When groing organicly you would use worm castings as part of your soil.

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i also have unlimited access to chicken shit since my friend has a coop

good for pot?

 

cph

Well-Known Member

Jul 6, 2009

• #4

I don't know enough about it to tell you how much to use but it is good for them. Look under the faqs and the organic section.

 

majek

Well-Known Member

Jul 6, 2009

• #5

worm castings is worm shit, not living worms. living worms won't hurt your plant only help it, but make sure there's not too many because they will attract other insects.

 

txhomegrown

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Jul 6, 2009

• #6

Worms are great for plants. They aerate the soil and leave behind fertilizer(castings). And chicken shit is high in nitrogen. Too high to use right out of the chicken. It will burn the fuck out of your plants. It needs to be composted first to mellow it out.

 

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BoXofStankay

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Jul 6, 2009

• #7

Soo... When my plants sprouts, and isn't a BAibee anymore, putting in like 3- 4 worms is like teh cool and good to do?