Weedoguido
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You are absolutely correct, I don't grow in organics. My bad, soo sorry bro.
Should I use this for my next top dressing??????
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Hollatchaboy
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No, I leave a crack for air movement. No I don't use it for top dress. I just use it for worms to live in. I don't have enough scraps for a worm bin.
Hollatchaboy
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Nah, I buy worn castings from build a soil. Lol
ComfortCreator
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You can get a measure of how good your bud is when you tell your friends it's a salad and one starts scooping it up and shovelling it in...
You would be surprised out how much scraps you can come up with.. I use to think I would have problems expanding a worm farm, but it's amazing at what all they will actually eat.. You can feed them little things crushed leaves, they are not too picky..
It's all good, when I first got started with organics I thought the same thing.. I was about to toss out a good batch of soil because of the fuzzy web, I thought the soil turned south.. But the more you work with organic matter, the more you realize how funky it really is..
Hollatchaboy
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The funkier, the better.
FirstCavApache64
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Welded wire mesh laid down in the bottom of my raised beds and a .22-250 rifle put an end to my constant battle with those greedy guys. You are way more kind than I am when it comes to garden nappers. I started out kind and ended up Caddyshack. I don't do veggies outdoor anymore other than taters in a sack on the deck so I live and let live now.
