question about soil with worm castings

xtapa

xtapa

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im about to transplant my plants and i got this soil that has red wiggler worm castings in it witch are good for the plant i think but can i still use the fertilizer that im using or will some kind of chemical burn happen or sumthin im not sure. i got this really good fertilizer from a hydroponic store in my town, its working really good. also what is the smallest size container to grow a pot plant in like for the rest of its life. like diameter in inches or somyhin would be helpful.
thx in advance{:<)
 
Bogfan

Bogfan

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xtapa said:
im about to transplant my plants and i got this soil that has red wiggler worm castings in it witch are good for the plant i think but can i still use the fertilizer that im using or will some kind of chemical burn happen or sumthin im not sure. i got this really good fertilizer from a hydroponic store in my town, its working really good. also what is the smallest size container to grow a pot plant in like for the rest of its life. like diameter in inches or somyhin would be helpful.
thx in advance{:<)
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Worm castings are the best thing you can do for your plants. Use up to 40% of your total soil in worm castings. Use 10-20-% perlite too. You will not need as much of that fertilizer as you think.
 
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