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Old 11-02-2008, 07:57 PM
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I wouldn't worry too much about shock. If you handle the transplant properly and don't disturb the root ball, you'll probably only notice some slight drooping for for the first 24 hours. Then, the leaves will perk back up and growth will continue.

headies420 - I'm not talking about live earthworms. What i'm talking about is earthworm castings, which are the excretions left behind by earthworms after they finish digesting the organic matter that makes up their diet. While the castings are concentrated and rich in nitrogen, they are gentle enough to be applied in direct contact to sensitive plant roots without fear of burning. Worm castings also supply magnesium, phosphates, calcium, potassium, and potash, along with a range of micro-nutrients and trace elements.
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