WORM CASTINGS- Alright so the other day i went out to my local HP and found some worm castings. The only kind of worm castings they had was this liquid form that comes in a big soda bottle. The question i had about this was whats the best form of using this type if castings. Is it better to use this to start seeds out. If so how do i use this, do i just treat it as if i was just waterin the plants instead of water just worm castings until its about 4 weeks old? If somone could explain the best way and when to use these castings it would be appreciated.

BAT GUANO- Alright so i order 10 pounds of bat shit the other day and once again im not familiar with using this type of organic substance. The first question i had was whats the best way to use this shit? ---mixing it into the soil throughout the whole grow?------- Use just went flowering by just surface feeding it and then just watering over it?------ mixing it into the soil just for flowering---- Ect..... I think you guys get the point. Im just looking for some advice which would be benifit me the most... because i spent mad loot on this. Thanks help would be appreciated!!

Start using worm castings after about 2 or 3 weeks not every watering about every other just do what the bottle says. The bat gauno is for flowering .....Teas are the shit, just grab some pantyhose put all the bat shit you think you need for the job...maybe some molasses in the water to feed microrganisms bout 3-4 tsp per gal let it set overnight stiring every once in a while...makes for some good shit

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they have granular worm castings and bags of fine worm castings at walmart. They always have the granular castings and sometimes the bags. The soda bottle is a ripoff IMO. But make sure to add gardening or dolomite lime to the mix at a rate of 1 tablespoon per gallon of soil mix this has calcium and magnesium which are the 2 most common deficiencies but you prob already knew that...

what kins of casting do i have and i thought it could burn the plant...?

it doesnt matter how much you use!!!
Worm casting (worm shit) and Bat Guano (bat shit) are totally organic.
its good to use both of them together. So you dont have to worry about it burning your plants

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I use seabird guano for vegg and i dissolve it in water (because its solid) and then add to my water/tea mix. For flowering i use the Indonesian bat guano which is a powder and i simply sprinkle it over the soil every ten days and water as needed.

Is your guano powdery or a solid pellet?

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Take your soil and put it in a mixing bucket (5 gal maybe).

Add recommended concentrations of both and mix thoroughly.

Add your nutrients at full strength and mix some more.

Then add some water to make it muddy.

Let dry until it is just moist (mix and stir).

Add soil to pots and plant!!!

This is how I've done every soil op. No burns, fast growth.. but I also use pre-mixed soils and just add nutrients.

Hope this helps!

Enigma

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hmmm intresting, so if the nutes used are organics, is hard to over fert, im gonna pick up some worm castings, ill leave the bat shit till i strat to flower

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Well, I've never used chemical nutes before.. Organic all the way.

This is the soil I use:

Roots Organics
Coco fiber, peat moss, perlite, pumice, compost, mulch, worm castings, bat guano, kelp meal, fish bone meal, soybean meal, feather meal, greensand, leonardite, and alfalfa meal.

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so i have biogrow and bibloom there 100% organic this mean ima cant over fert?

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all the ladies got fried big time, so im off and i quit smoking gone university bye