Worm Question

[MegaOctane12]

Hi this is a question to anyone who knows about wormerys. I recently got my own wormery and apart from the castings which look really good there is run off that collects over time. Its a dark brown liquid that's really concentrated and it dosen't smell much at all. I was wondering if anyone has information about the nutrient levels in the worm juice and how long I can keep it until its stale. I already have quite a bit in a sealed container which i've had for a week now and its starting too smell bad. Will it kill plants if I give it too them. I already tried a house plant and it didn't hurt them one bit. Considering this is juice from a concocstion of worm shit and household waste is it wise to feed this to any MJ plant.

MegaOctane12 Reviewed by MegaOctane12 on 04-25-2006. Worm Question Hi this is a question to anyone who knows about wormerys. I recently got my own wormery and apart from the castings which look really good there is run off that collects over time. Its a dark brown liquid that's really concentrated and it dosen't smell much at all. I was wondering if anyone has information about the nutrient levels in the worm juice and how long I can keep it until its stale. I already have quite a bit in a sealed container which i've had for a week now and its starting too Rating: 5

[chisme]

im geussing its worm shit?

[chisme]

do worms shit?

[busteruk7]

yeah this seems a funny subject but i dont know ,i wouldent of thougth so
cheers all

[Legalizdahurb]

You can buy work castings so it may be worth a try.

[the image reaper]

yes, a worm shits ... a worm is basically a tube, with 8 (10?) hearts, both sexes, etc... (my high school biology teacher thought I was just there to look at her ass, and snooze, but I did pick up a few things) ... ... P.S., worm castings (manure) is supposedly the very best soil you can use, but, damn, its expensive ... takes a lot of trips to the worm toilet to fill a 5-gallon container ... :smokin: