Well all winter I have been keeping a worm compost bin in my basement. The littile worms have made a lot of worm crap for only a 4 month period.

So my question is could I use worm casting juice and the casting "dirt" to give my plant fertilizer and nutrients for both the Veg stage and Flowering stage?

Seems from what I've read the leachate (juice) and castings are similar.
If that is all you have add throughout,
If you have a buck or ten: Veg.= EWC (earth worm castings) + veg nutes
flower= EWC + flower nutes.

Peace love and castings
Google for full recipes

good advice. any potting soil worth its salt has tons of castings. FF products, for example.

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Ok guys thanks
Could I just use castings our wuld I have to add someting to the mix?

Glad to see another Vermicomposter out there. Enjoy that free worm crap baby!!!

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Castings are generally very high in nitrogen, but little else. I don't have a link handy, but there are plenty of guides online for organic gardening soil amendments.

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i mixed my castings with a mix of FF oceanforest and some perlite and to save money MG oraganic choice with some peat moss and it is working pretty well go check my grow journal to see

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I guess ill just have to look up this stuff on google

Sorry Willie this Book is the BOMB. Everyone should read it.

. source: Rodale Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening
. More Organic Fertilizer Mixes
2 - 3.5 - 2.5
1 part bone meal
3 parts alfalfa hay
2 parts greensand
2 - 4 - 2
4 parts coffee grounds
1 part bone meal
1 part wood ashes
2 - 4 - 2
1 part leather dust
1 part bone meal
3 parts granite dust
2 - 8 - 2
3 parts greensand
2 parts seaweed
1 part dried blood
2 parts phosphate rock 2 - 13 - 2.5
1 part cottonseed meal
2 parts phosphate rock
2 parts seaweed
3.5 - 5.5 - 3.5
2 parts cottonseed meal
1 part colloidal phosphate
2 parts granite dust
2.5 - 6 - 5
1 part dried blood
1 part phosphate rock
4 parts wood ashes
0 - 5 - 4
1 part phosphate rock
3 parts greensand
2 parts wood ashes
3 - 6 - 3
1 part leather dust
1 part phosphate rock
3 parts seaweed
3 - 7 - 5
1 part dried blood
1 part phosphate rock
3 parts wood ashes
3 - 8 - 5
1 part leather dust
1 part phosphate rock
1 part fish scrap
4 parts wood ashes
2.5 - 2.5 - 4
3 parts granite dust
1 part dried blood
1 part bone meal
5 parts seaweed
4 - 5 - 4
2 parts dried blood
1 part phosphate rock
4 parts wood ashes
6 - 8 - 3
2 parts fish scrap
2 parts dried blood
1 part cottonseed meal
1 part wood ashes
1 part phosphate rock
1 part granite dust
i found this searching threads for Rodales encyclopedia of organic Gardenging, on this sight (nice seed companies) . Sorry riup no need for google.
Peace love and Remember N for veg P for flower and K for late flower (it can get so much more compicated tan this but it's cool for now).
DOlLOMITE LIME. Get it live it love it. Just not too much.
EDIT: EWC will work with all these mixes.

Ok man thanks!
Organics is the way to go for sure!!