Hello Misilla, your garden is looking beautiful! It's great that you have so much room for fruit trees. I know from experience how the worm castings and tea keep the garden looking amazing and healthy. Thanks for the tips!
Greetings to you there in your garden this morning my friend! Your fertilization methods must truly be working well for your plants, they are looking simply fantastic! Lush, green, and healthy! Wow, makes me want to consider using that formula on my garden plants here, very impressive! Continued success to you in your gardening adventures!
Hello friend! The key is consistency feeding our soil and plants with nature’s fertilizer, worm castings that is. Thank you so much for your kind words and for stopping by! Misilla
Excellent video. Intense but easy to understand. My tobacco plant is showing a white residue at the surface soil. Just near the stem area. I'm using Poland Spring bottled water. There seems no effect at all. Great stuff Misilla.
Hi from southern Oregon, You have some really good looking soil. I have to go back to worm castings. I have been using wood chips for part of my garden and they have lots of worms, so I can set up a worm bed again. thanks!
I love using wood chips too. I have a hill of it waiting to be laid down as garden mulch! Thank you for stopping by and greetings neighbor, I’m north of Seattle.
Wow ! I’m jealous of your beautiful garden . I wish mine looks like that . Great info that I can incorporate with my garden . Never heard of this , first time with worm castings info . Thank you so much . Now , what state are you at ? Looks green everywhere . By the way , u should make more informative videos like this . Thanks again 🙏🌹😊happy gardening 💐
I need to make up a batch of worm tea today. Are you having a problem with aphids? My garden and yard is overrun with aphids! It must be the humid days mixed with sunshine and misty rain. Your plants all look healthy and green! Time to go make that tea....
Great looking garden Misilla! I just met your mom at my doctors office and she was kind enough to give me your website. I will be placing an order soon :) do you sell on amazon?
Hello Evangeline, what a small world! I actually don’t sell the worm tea and worm castings, but I do have an affiliate link. My discount code is : learntogrow and here’s my link below. Nice to meet you and thank you for stopping by! I hope you’re having a great season! Misilla vermisterra.com/?ref=misillad
Hi Billie, If they are already established, I just fertilize in early spring before buds open. For potted fruit trees, at least once a month during the growing season as nutrients get washed away as you water. You can also use a balanced fertilizer especially during flower and fruit production. A 10-10-10 NPK ratio.Thanks for watching!
Hello :) your videos are so helpful, THANK YOU. I do have a question, how often do you use the castings and casting tea? i just bought it... i have few young peach and plum trees as well as some young strawberry plants and growing currant, blueberry bushes. How often would you suggest using the castings and casting tea on them?
Hi, You’re welcome! You can put worm castings in the soil in the spring and every three to four weeks. For potted plants two to three weeks. Add about an inch layer next to the plants or around the tree as a top dressing then lightly scratch into the soil without disturbing the roots. If you use the worm tea, you can apply it every two weeks. Thanks for watching, have a great week! Misilla
Hi Misilla, I live in WA in a rental; so, am unable to bring in raised beds or till up the ground where the grass is growing. I do have some fabric pots where I am growing some vegetables. Since I got such a lat start with planting, I was limited to the plants that I could get at BiMart and Fred Meyer. I have a problem with some kind of insect or insects chewing on the leaves. But, I have not found an insect crawling on the leaves. What can I do to prevent or deter more insects from damaging the leaves?
Hi Donna, It could be slugs eating at night and they hide underneath the plants during the day. You can lay a cardboard next to your plants and you should find slugs under it the next morning. Cabbage worms eat early in the morning too , so that’s a good time to look for them. Fabric pots are great and I grow in them as well !
Hi Samina, I don’t make enough for the whole garden and a lot of our worms died last winter due to unusual extreme temperatures . Thank you for stopping by!
Thank you, Mateo. The nutrients in worm castings are slowly released so it can feed plants for up to a month or so. Worm castings will also not burn the plants as the nitrogen is also encased in the mucus membrane from the worms’ digestive tract. Thank you for watching!
What to mention first: Hat or worm poop? I want a manly version of your hat. Why don't makers of nice looking hats care about sun protection for men? I need a wider brim. The best soil I bought for my apartment pots had worm castings. Is it weird to have a favorite type of worm poop?
Hi! I actually bought this hat for my son! It was labeled for men! I actually like it better as it’s flexible and very comfortable so I borrow it every now and then , he he! We found it at Fred Meyer and the brand is Peter Grimm. Not weird at all! I’ve used several types or brands of worm castings and the brand I use has given me the best results, even better than my homemade one! 😊Thanks for watching.
Thank you! What a great community we have here. Their website has a wide selection. Is the model name still visible on the tag please? Trying to narrow it down. The brim on my boonie hat is not too wide so I still catch a lot of sun in the eyes. Maybe I have a fat head.
Hello Misilla, your garden is looking beautiful! It's great that you have so much room for fruit trees. I know from experience how the worm castings and tea keep the garden looking amazing and healthy. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for stopping by , Kim! Hope you’re having a great week!
Aunty, you make great content!
Thank you so much!
Your garden is looking so lush! Been using worm castings and tea, things are just starting to take off for me.
That’s great Nicki! Thank you for stopping by!
Your garden looks beautiful! I’m using the worm casting tea because of you and my garden is doing so well!! Thank you!!
That’s wonderful, Donna! So happy to hear of the great results you are getting! Keep me posted. Thank you for watching and for your support! 😍Misilla
very informative, and quite relaxing watching you water all your plants with worm tea while hearing the birds chirping in the background
Thank you!
Beautiful garden always Misilla !!! Now I Know why ,,,,,,,It is your feeding !!!
Thank you Miss Irene! Yes worm poop is great!
Greetings to you there in your garden this morning my friend! Your fertilization methods must truly be working well for your plants, they are looking simply fantastic! Lush, green, and healthy! Wow, makes me want to consider using that formula on my garden plants here, very impressive! Continued success to you in your gardening adventures!
Hello friend! The key is consistency feeding our soil and plants with nature’s fertilizer, worm castings that is. Thank you so much for your kind words and for stopping by! Misilla
Thanks for sharing. Nice looking garden.
You’re welcome and thank you for watching!
Looks great Misilla.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Aaron !
love your garden. Thank you for info on worm castings and tea. I have tons of worms on my raised beds I love it.
Hi, Thank you 😊 and you’re welcome! That’s great news! More worms - healthy garden! 😊
Excellent video. Intense but easy to understand. My tobacco plant is showing a white residue at the surface soil. Just near the stem area. I'm using Poland Spring bottled water. There seems no effect at all. Great stuff Misilla.
Your garden is always looking lush and healthy. I need to try this soon 😊
Thank you my friend! Nature’s fertilizer really works! 😊
Hey neighbor! Beautiful garden ❤️ you inspire me with my garden ❤️❤️
Greetings friend and so glad to hear that. I hope you’re having a great season! Thank you for your support!
Beautiful garden and very informative! Thank you for the great info
Thank you so much!
Your garden looks beautiful
Thank you so much, Jim! Have a great day!
Great video salamat for making it for all of us
Walang anoman and Salamat! 😊
Hi from southern Oregon,
You have some really good looking soil. I have to go back to worm castings. I have been using wood chips for part of my garden and they have lots of worms, so I can set up a worm bed again.
thanks!
I love using wood chips too. I have a hill of it waiting to be laid down as garden mulch! Thank you for stopping by and greetings neighbor, I’m north of Seattle.
Great will try that on my garden.👍
Thank you for watching, Mike!
Everything looking really good 👍 and thanks for the tips
Thank you so much and you’re welcome!
Wow ! I’m jealous of your beautiful garden . I wish mine looks like that . Great info that I can incorporate with my garden . Never heard of this , first time with worm castings info . Thank you so much . Now , what state are you at ? Looks green everywhere . By the way , u should make more informative videos like this . Thanks again 🙏🌹😊happy gardening 💐
Thank you for you kind words! I do miss uploading YT videos and will be back it again! I'm in western Washingtion state. Have a great weekend!
I need to make up a batch of worm tea today. Are you having a problem with aphids? My garden and yard is overrun with aphids! It must be the humid days mixed with sunshine and misty rain. Your plants all look healthy and green! Time to go make that tea....
Hi Trish , I bought lacewings larvae from Amazon and hope they eat the aphids! I’ve noticed a lot lately. Thank you for stopping by!
I love your video! Your garden is beautiful you have done a great job! Hope to see more videos from you! Thanks for the info!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Great looking garden Misilla! I just met your mom at my doctors office and she was kind enough to give me your website. I will be placing an order soon :) do you sell on amazon?
Hello Evangeline, what a small world! I actually don’t sell the worm tea and worm castings, but I do have an affiliate link. My discount code is : learntogrow and here’s my link below. Nice to meet you and thank you for stopping by! I hope you’re having a great season! Misilla
vermisterra.com/?ref=misillad
Great tips! 😁
Thank you!
@@LearnToGrow1 You're welcome 😊
Hi and thank you for your videos. How often would i throw down some worm castings on fruit trees planted in the ground? Thank you.
Hi Billie, If they are already established, I just fertilize in early spring before buds open. For potted fruit trees, at least once a month during the growing season as nutrients get washed away as you water. You can also use a balanced fertilizer especially during flower and fruit production. A 10-10-10 NPK ratio.Thanks for watching!
@@LearnToGrow1 Got it. Thank you so much.
enjoyed your video
Thank you so much Jackie!
I love that hat haha I wear one similar but urs looks better to me
Lol thank you! It’s my son’s hat, but it’s more comfortable so I always borrow it! 😁
were did you get your watering can? i'm having a hard time finding a 2 gallon steel can
Hi I got this from a thrift store three years ago. I couldn't find one like it at the stores either.
Hello :) your videos are so helpful, THANK YOU. I do have a question, how often do you use the castings and casting tea? i just bought it... i have few young peach and plum trees as well as some young strawberry plants and growing currant, blueberry bushes. How often would you suggest using the castings and casting tea on them?
Hi, You’re welcome! You can put worm castings in the soil in the spring and every three to four weeks. For potted plants two to three weeks. Add about an inch layer next to the plants or around the tree as a top dressing then lightly scratch into the soil without disturbing the roots. If you use the worm tea, you can apply it every two weeks. Thanks for watching, have a great week! Misilla
@@LearnToGrow1 thank you so much. Am i able to use both the casting and the casting tea? or it should be one or the other?
Hi Misilla, I live in WA in a rental; so, am unable to bring in raised beds or till up the ground where the grass is growing. I do have some fabric pots where I am growing some vegetables. Since I got such a lat start with planting, I was limited to the plants that I could get at BiMart and Fred Meyer. I have a problem with some kind of insect or insects chewing on the leaves. But, I have not found an insect crawling on the leaves. What can I do to prevent or deter more insects from damaging the leaves?
Hi Donna,
It could be slugs eating at night and they hide underneath the plants during the day. You can lay a cardboard next to your plants and you should find slugs under it the next morning. Cabbage worms eat early in the morning too , so that’s a good time to look for them. Fabric pots are great and I grow in them as well !
Hi Misilla....wondering why your using vermistera when you do your own vermicomposting? Is this stuff better than if you have your own worm bin?
Hi Samina,
I don’t make enough for the whole garden and a lot of our worms died last winter due to unusual extreme temperatures . Thank you for stopping by!
Anyone else think that beeping was in or around your house or apartment?
It was the neighbor’s
Beautiful garden.......
So essentially there’s no such thing as overfeeding a plant? 😁
Thank you, Mateo. The nutrients in worm castings are slowly released so it can feed plants for up to a month or so. Worm castings will also not burn the plants as the nitrogen is also encased in the mucus membrane from the worms’ digestive tract. Thank you for watching!
The commercials completely broke the channel flow. I'll check back.
Arent you basically rendering the worm castings tea useless? The chlorine in the water is killing anything beneficial.
They reproduce at such as fast rate and bounce back quickly.
What to mention first: Hat or worm poop? I want a manly version of your hat. Why don't makers of nice looking hats care about sun protection for men? I need a wider brim.
The best soil I bought for my apartment pots had worm castings. Is it weird to have a favorite type of worm poop?
Hi! I actually bought this hat for my son! It was labeled for men! I actually like it better as it’s flexible and very comfortable so I borrow it every now and then , he he! We found it at Fred Meyer and the brand is Peter Grimm.
Not weird at all! I’ve used several types or brands of worm castings and the brand I use has given me the best results, even better than my homemade one! 😊Thanks for watching.
We bought the hat two years ago, but they carry the brand regularly.
if you’re x-mil go to clothing sales on base; if you’re a civilian try an army/navy store and get a boonie hat
Thank you! What a great community we have here. Their website has a wide selection. Is the model name still visible on the tag please? Trying to narrow it down.
The brim on my boonie hat is not too wide so I still catch a lot of sun in the eyes. Maybe I have a fat head.
T Karcher so try a jungle or rangers hat, the wide brim like those worn in vn
ah coffee...
Good morning! Yes, having a cup right now. Have a great day !
Learn To Grow i’m having a coffee day. thanks Misilla, you too!
I have actual worm castings not tea
Excellent stuff!