Wow that's awesome! First shout out from another channel I will have to return the favor in my next video sometime this week! Thank you for being a Subscriber I appreciate all the support! Hope everyone is getting a few of help with their farms! Thank you for letting me know! :)
Wow! That is turbo charged! With all those additions besides the worm castings is the this the only fertilizer you need on a typical vegetable garden? Great video and explanation of each ingredient.🪱🪱🪱
Depends on how big your vegetable garden is and if there is enough to go around. If there was enough diluting to a 1 to 4 ratio and you used it every two weeks then yes this would be enough nutrients to supply a vegetable garden. Make sure to add all the amendments to the top of the soil that are left in the tea after brewing.
Hi! Great video! Have you ever tried to use this solution in hydroponics? I don’t want to use synthetic’s and was wondering if this could be a viable option for my super hot peppers this season! Thanks and keep ‘em comin’!
Hi, and thank you for watching. Using worm castings in hydroponics probably isn't a great idea, you could grow the peppers entirely in them and they would do fine. You could keep adding them but they will not work well with salt hydroponic nutrients (as you mentioned) as these nutrients will kill all the life that is in them breaking down the nutrients. They work far better as a supplement but I have never tried it so I can't say for sure.
Great Video! How long will this stay fresh? Do you keep the air active until use? I’ve always been curious with store bought sitting on the shelf. Now that I have a few worm bins producing casting, I’m ready to jump in and make my own. Thanks for sharing!
I like to use it before 48 hours of brewing. I find any longer then that the tea starts to go anerobic (lack of oxygen living things) and starts to not smell as good. It should have a sweet earthy smell to be most effective. I think the stuff in the store is mostly used for plant nutrition, rather then adding life to your soil. The beneficials in the tea, once in the soil help break down the organic elements to produce nutrition for your plants. Reason being that few beneficials could live in the bottle for long. I tend keep the oxygen pumping into the tea for the full 48 hours. Oxygen in the tea is very important.
@@otterlydivergent6540 Any pet store, will carry the tubes, and the air pumps needed. There are also lots of stores that would care these online. They are commonly used for aquariums, to pump oxygen into the fishes water.
Thank you for the question. I normal put in a handful of castings, I would say about one cup. The castings will not burn your plants so you could theoretically add as much as you wanted, but I just use a handy to get the tea going with new life. 👌
Hi Kevin thanks for watching! Sorry, I never bother too much with amounts and organics, I typically just throw in a handful of each when making tea. The reason why I never bother with amounts is because anything extra in the tea that I have added can just be used in the garden, plant pots ext. After using the tea you can just scoop out the extra, or leave it in there and make another tea for your plants! Hope this helped you out with your question.
Always use half a bottle of water to mix ur molasses in so u can shake the bottle n make sure its mixed really good before pouring into the bucket
Great advice man! I am going to start do this for my teas. That stuff always gets stuck to the bottom of the bucket! Thank you!!!
I heard plant obsessed give you a shout out I’m glad you know I’m already subscribed to your channel🤩
Wow that's awesome! First shout out from another channel I will have to return the favor in my next video sometime this week! Thank you for being a Subscriber I appreciate all the support! Hope everyone is getting a few of help with their farms! Thank you for letting me know! :)
Wow! That is turbo charged! With all those additions besides the worm castings is the this the only fertilizer you need on a typical vegetable garden? Great video and explanation of each ingredient.🪱🪱🪱
Depends on how big your vegetable garden is and if there is enough to go around. If there was enough diluting to a 1 to 4 ratio and you used it every two weeks then yes this would be enough nutrients to supply a vegetable garden. Make sure to add all the amendments to the top of the soil that are left in the tea after brewing.
@@TheWormWhisperer I think my garden is small enough. Thanks for sharing that awesome tea concoction!🪱🪱🪱
Hello from Florida! I’m new to your channel 🤟🏼
For a second I thought this was gonna be cursed
Be careful in here.
Hi! Great video! Have you ever tried to use this solution in hydroponics? I don’t want to use synthetic’s and was wondering if this could be a viable option for my super hot peppers this season! Thanks and keep ‘em comin’!
Hi, and thank you for watching. Using worm castings in hydroponics probably isn't a great idea, you could grow the peppers entirely in them and they would do fine. You could keep adding them but they will not work well with salt hydroponic nutrients (as you mentioned) as these nutrients will kill all the life that is in them breaking down the nutrients. They work far better as a supplement but I have never tried it so I can't say for sure.
Worm tea good gardening
Sure is thank you for watching!
Great Video! How long will this stay fresh? Do you keep the air active until use? I’ve always been curious with store bought sitting on the shelf. Now that I have a few worm bins producing casting, I’m ready to jump in and make my own.
Thanks for sharing!
I like to use it before 48 hours of brewing. I find any longer then that the tea starts to go anerobic (lack of oxygen living things) and starts to not smell as good. It should have a sweet earthy smell to be most effective. I think the stuff in the store is mostly used for plant nutrition, rather then adding life to your soil. The beneficials in the tea, once in the soil help break down the organic elements to produce nutrition for your plants. Reason being that few beneficials could live in the bottle for long. I tend keep the oxygen pumping into the tea for the full 48 hours. Oxygen in the tea is very important.
@@TheWormWhisperer I have to agree with keeping it oxygenated for peak performance. Make as needed
Brew bags are nice for big tanks imo. Cleaning out 1500 gallon tanks isn't very fun.
They are pretty nice to have!
Me, after seeing each ingredient: I could get that from such and such a store.
Me, after seeing the oxygen tubes: The eff......
Thanks for watching!
@@TheWormWhisperer in all seriousness though, where do I find the tubes? Like what store department?
@@otterlydivergent6540 Any pet store, will carry the tubes, and the air pumps needed. There are also lots of stores that would care these online. They are commonly used for aquariums, to pump oxygen into the fishes water.
How many castings do you add a handfull, a cup, half a cup ?
Thank you for the question. I normal put in a handful of castings, I would say about one cup. The castings will not burn your plants so you could theoretically add as much as you wanted, but I just use a handy to get the tea going with new life. 👌
Do you have any amounts?
Hi Kevin thanks for watching! Sorry, I never bother too much with amounts and organics, I typically just throw in a handful of each when making tea. The reason why I never bother with amounts is because anything extra in the tea that I have added can just be used in the garden, plant pots ext. After using the tea you can just scoop out the extra, or leave it in there and make another tea for your plants! Hope this helped you out with your question.