Super Soil Starter with Worm Castings
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2023
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That soil mix is awesomely simple. Love it. Worm casting for the win. 💜
We're just pretend his intro voice wasn't hitting that vibrato. Homie can sing.
Your program is great!!
great recipe Captain.
Been hoping for a new Capt Matt video one of these days... :) Nice little nightcap before turning in
I just moved my nicely growing tomato seedlings outside from being under the grow lamp down in the basement _(they got a good drenching with a few days of soaking rain)_ :)
I'll have peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers & garlic. Certainly no variety like what you've got going!
Dirt under the nails - yeah man! Haha! 👍🏻
Hey AV! Good to hear from you. Thanks for all you share. The garden is my “why” for worming… love it!
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Thank you so much for sharing!
thank you captain matt!
Awesome info Capt Matt! Thanks!
When I see Johnny Jump Ups and Dandelions growing, that is when I begin to take soil temperature readings because planting time is close and I need to begin hardening.
Thank you!
Nice... Reading natures signs is better than a calendar.
More great info! Thank you!!
Great video!! Thanks for sharing ❤
Great video and great course! Bought it last week and learned so much! Thanks, Captain Matt!
Thanks for the feedback, Retrolander. You’re welcome!
Love this channel!! Great information, easy to understand, thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
Outstanding and you were even inside standing too so awesome sauce either way Thanks captain
I like the clear tubs Captain Matt 👍👍
That is an excellent soil mix for starting seeds. The BTI 100% of the time is the key to flying insect free!
When it comes time to plant the gardens don't be shy on the castings, 2-3 dixie cups at the root per hole for vigorous and strong stemmed plants that continue to produce until the first damaging frost. It seems that the castings also prolong the harvests after the first frosts, longer than plants with no castings. Casting tea weekly also helps a lot too.
Enjoy worms and have a great Day!
Hey worms for life! Credit to you for urging me to go BTI in all my water… I slowly worked up to that and the results are astounding. Right on with the casting benefits to the plants - it’s amazing. Thanks for sharing.
@@CaptainMattsWorms Yeah, the mosquito dunks are marvelous. I cannot imagine not using them with plant starts and worm bins. Actually, I can remember what it was like not using the BTI and I do not want a reminder of what that was like. I am happy that you have moved over to using them. I am so much more at ease with the dunks in use. It is easy to say the flying insects are just part of worms and get used to them, but when doing worms in the house it does not show respect to the other people in the household. What I like the best about them is if someone gets castings from me and uses them on house plants they will never say "worm castings gave me fungus gnats". It goes a long way when you or I can guarantee that someone can use the castings on house plants or seed starts and not have fruit flies/fungus gnats from the castings. The BTI makes better quality castings in that regard.
Thank you for the upload, Captain Matt.
Have a great Day!
Love the videos! Just made some Captain Matt’s work Chow. Can’t wait to see how my first batch of Red Wigglers likes it. Thanks for the great videos, Captain Matt!
Great soil starting mix Captain Matt😊
Congratulations on your cold crops, and summer crops in a few weeks.😊
Thanks, Rick!
i know its alot of work but thanks for a longer video, but i understand its a busy time for you
Just starting out up in Pacific Northwest. Your vids are great! Got a 1000 red wrigglers. Do you have a suggestion on how to winter them outside?
Hi, Captain Matt. Can you say where you bought your red measuring cups?
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mosquito dunk? what is that and can you show how you add it?
following for the same info!
I should have said mosquito larvae as well as those pesky fungus gnats
Just drop a dunk in your declorinated water for a day before using in your bins
@@CaptainMattsWorms easy and simple just how i like to do it lol. thanks kindly Matt
Thanks for the tips
Its warm enough here in Florida that my tomatoes are 3ft and growing fast 🙂
Can you please explain the mosquito thing you were talking about in your water? Thank you
Great episode thank you. Have you ever tried rice hulls instead of perlite?
Sounds like a great experiment. What’s your experience?
@@CaptainMattsWorms it works pretty good, but I was a little bit paranoid about it being clean. It's also pretty cheap
Hi. I have worms in my containers where I grow vegetables despite using tarp under them. I don't want worms in them. Do you have any advice on how to repel them naturally to make them keep away from there?
Kind of out of my area of expertise, unfortunately… out of curiosity, why would you not want worms there?
@@CaptainMattsWorms They are small containers and pots, some of them may be moved indoors when it gets cooler and there are also some other reasons. That's why I placed them on tarp and not directly on soil but the worms got there anyway.
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