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You can keep the bins in the garage they will not die. Mine have been outside even in the few frosts we have gotten. They will just slow down when it gets too cold. keepem green dirrtyd

I transplanted the biggest plant she looks female to me. The roots were whtie and pretty coming out of the square pot I trimmed a little and put in a bigger pot and gave here a EWC slurry. Today she was standing up like a champion no droopy leaves. This is going to be a keeper for all who see...

J I recommend that you put your amendments in and let it cook for a while. When I did not do this I noticed gnats also if you can source the crab meal and neem meal use it in your amendments haven't seen gnats since. keepem green dirrtyd

thanks for stopping by Wheezer My worm farm consists of two plastic bins approxiamately 25 gallons each. Also a worm bin 360 with three active trays at the moment. I think I have about 8 quarts in the 360 but I have yet to harvest any going to wait until the spring and top dress the whole garden...

The longer the soil cooks and stay moist the better not wet but moist. keepem green dirrtyd

Yes I will do that my friend. Been working in the worm bins today added some more red wigglers to them. kepem green dirrtyd

^^ thanks brother Wheezer this will defintely become epic one day. I'm liking what you are doing there with the Bio-link . Oh and you can visit Wheezer threads in all forums. keepem green dirrtyd

Cant wait will have all kinds of strains running around by then three months. keepem green dirrtyd

J I got the seeds going already in the organic forum. I will be popping some more here soon want to take clones again this year. Last year I was lazy and did straight seed and purchased clones only. Keepem green dirrtyd

I personally did not see a difference last year from seed. Both plants looked great one got Max Sea and the other didn't. I will do some container tests this year for sure where one only gets teas and the other get Max Sea on top of a good living soil. keepem green dirrtyd

Personally I just mix it up and let it keep cooking the longer the better. As long as you aren't getting a foul odor you should be fine. keepem green dirrtyd

More knowledge from CTGUY: It's Tea Time! Compost tea has become increasingly popular in the last few years as part of a grower's program. In fact, current world record holder was grown using this technology. I'd like to take this opportunity to discuss different types of compost teas and...

Yes Home Depot has it for about 5 dollars for 1.5 cubic ft. The transplanting will be easy as long as I dont forget to sprinkle the roots. keepem green dirrtyd

I hate to say it but that mix is LC's. Give props to the right people LC = Lavender Cowboy on ICMAG. keep it green dirrtyd

Going to transplant another sprout into a square pot tomorrow. I'm starting to see the roots through the clear cup. Then I will take a new sprout and transplant into the clear cup. The first two will go into bigger pots soon. Keepem green dirrtyd

Actually I use the kelloggs patio plus. I may be switching to a brand that a local nursery carries down the street it has all the same ingredients in it. Plus they sell the EWC from EB stone real cheap. They also have the other amendments at a price two dollars cheaper a 5lb box than a hydro...

^^ TMB thanks brother I'm sure someone will be using this tea soon. Funny your tea has just about all my soil amendements in it. Funny how we both get there at the end. All keep them coming this will be great at the end of the year. keepem green dirrtyd

thanks for stopping by I try man you know I have to represent. thanks it only gets better. ot It works for me I use it with seedlings. I sprout seeds in it I fill a cup put the seed in add some warm water and then saran wrap on top then the window sill. The seedling are two and three weeks...

Some excerpts from CT GUY I will add more articles to this as I read them I will add a different types of teas article he has written next. Enjoy Recipes: There are many recipes available for making AACT. All involve the use of high quality compost. I'll focus on the 5 gallon size, though...

That would all depend on the Sheriff to be honest. I just grow big plants and dont worry about the big numbers. another thats alot of trimming to do so I pass. dirrtyd