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62Blunts

62Blunts

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anyone know if i can use this "worm poop" fertilizer (2-1-1)
 

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Hmmm, it says natural on the package but didn't see organic. Still do not see a reason you can't use it. As far as worm poop goes I mix worm castings in with my pro-mix.
 
Cavalry said:
Hmmm, it says natural on the package but didn't see organic. Still do not see a reason you can't use it. As far as worm poop goes I mix worm castings in with my pro-mix.
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All worm castings are organic matter . Why would it need to say organic on the package ?
 
62Blunts said:
anyone know if i can use this "worm poop" fertilizer (2-1-1)
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There is a lot that I don't know and have never seen, and this is one of them, liquid worm poop. Sounds interesting, I use worm castings and love them. I use worm castings to make cocktails for my plants and what you have is probably castings that have liquid added. Pretty much the same as my plant cocktails but just worm castings. Sounds alright to use in my opinion. It would be less expensive to make your own worm poop from castings and good water.
 
Very true never seen this product either . Seems to be a premixed tea basically , not very economical when you can buy a 25# sack of castings in bulk .
 
Worm castings are worm poop, if you look closely at the first pic you can read what this stuff is derived from. Natural and organic are not the same, worm castings organic, this stuff not so sure, but doesn't matter to some people.
 
Cavalry said:
Worm castings are worm poop, if you look closely at the first pic you can read what this stuff is derived from. Natural and organic are not the same, worm castings organic, this stuff not so sure, but doesn't matter to some people.
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Thanks but we have established that worm castings are worm poop .LOL Natural and Organic are similiar, but only considered true organic if the product is produced with organic matter, no man made chemicals.So worm castings made from worms that were feed non organic foods would not be OMRI certified . But that is splitting hairs . Simply put is costs more to put out organic products which costs you more .But what are you paying for ? Splitting hairs usally . Following the Green Movement is an expensive and good way to lower your yields over being "green minded"
 
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