Seaweed Extract

[Ordphien]

Originally Posted by isurus79

lol I have a compost system (very small, on my back porch) where I put table scraps (not meat) into a small system of racks and soldierflies and worms break it down into rich, dark soil. During this process, they produce a a super dark, ultra rich liquid that collects at the bottom and is siphoned off with a spigot. Its very potent, so I just add some to my fertilizer mixture, mainly for micronutrients and (ideally) helpful microfauna.

Ok.... next question.. can you direct me somewhere that will help me build a system like that if my own?
Or please explain how you built yours?

[isurus79]

Originally Posted by Ordphien

Ok.... next question.. can you direct me somewhere that will help me build a system like that if my own?
Or please explain how you built yours?

I bought mine. Here is a picture of an identical system: Worm Factory 3 Bin Vermicomposter Kit: Best Worm Farm Composter Color Choice! on eBay!

I paid half the price though. It was several years back and I wish I could remember the brand. Just do some interweb searching and you should be able to find something for a better price. The soil is great for veggies and so is the tea! Definitely beats throwing fruit, veggie skins, coffee grinds, etc. into the general garbage.

[Wild Orchid]

Originally Posted by isurus79

I bought mine. Here is a picture of an identical system: Worm Factory 3 Bin Vermicomposter Kit: Best Worm Farm Composter Color Choice! on eBay!

I paid half the price though. It was several years back and I wish I could remember the brand. Just do some interweb searching and you should be able to find something for a better price. The soil is great for veggies and so is the tea! Definitely beats throwing fruit, veggie skins, coffee grinds, etc. into the general garbage.

In Canada, you can buy prepacked worm castings in a Garden Centre and just dissolve it. Probably available on EBay as well.

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