CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can I grow vegetables directly with earthworm soil? (Can I grow vegetables directly with earthworm soil?)

1. Will planting plants directly in the nutrient soil of earthworm castings burn the plants to death?

Worm castings will not burn plants, but they must be used wisely.

2. Can you plant seedlings directly in earthworm manure?

Do not use it to grow vegetables directly. You can use earthworm manure as fertilizer, but do not grow vegetables. Do not apply it on the soil surface to avoid direct sunlight that affects microbial activity and nutrient volatilization.

1. Earthworm manure is rich in various nutrients that are easily absorbed by plants, and its fertility is sufficient and long-lasting.

Earthworm manure not only contains various elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and zinc, but also contains a variety of trace elements such as iron, manganese, zinc, copper, magnesium, and 18 kinds of amino acids. The organic matter content and humus content can reach about 30%.

2. Earthworm castings contain a large amount of beneficial microorganisms and amino acids.

Each gram of earthworm castings contains about 100 million beneficial microorganisms, and more importantly, it contains antagonistic microorganisms and unknown plant growth hormones.

3. Natural granular and adsorption structure fertilizer.

Worm manure is the best hydrophilic and absorbent flower fertilizer. Used flower soil will not be hardened and has good fertilizer and moisture retention effects. The unique loose and porous structure has a magical effect on absorbing indoor formaldehyde, benzene, and volatile organic compounds.

3. How to grow vegetables using coconut bricks?

When using coconut bricks to grow vegetables, you should first put it in a bucket or pot, add water and then pour out the excess water, soak it and put it in the prepared planting box.

Then, coconut soil, earthworm soil and some organic fertilizer are mixed together, and then the vegetable seeds can be sown. After sowing, coconut soil should be covered. Before the seeds germinate, they need to be watered appropriately to keep the soil moist, but be careful not to overwater.

4. Can loofah seedlings be grown directly from earthworm manure?

Hello! Worm manure is a high-quality organic fertilizer that is rich in nutrients, comprehensive, non-toxic and odorless. Using worm manure as fertilizer can prevent soft rot, damping-off and other diseases, enhance the soil's drought resistance, and is suitable for growing flowers and vegetables. Worm manure can be used as a substrate for seedling cultivation or soilless cultivation. It does not burn seedlings or roots, and vegetable seedlings can be planted directly in worm manure. To be on the safe side, in actual applications, it is mixed with soil and worm manure in a ratio of 3:7 before use.

5.What is the difference between earthworm soil and nutrient soil?

Worm castings are biological organic fertilizers that can be used as base fertilizer or mixed with soil for growing flowers and vegetables, but they are generally not used alone as nutrient soil. More often, they are used as organic fertilizers, which can improve soil fertilizer efficiency, improve soil, and prevent the soil from returning to alkalinity. What is the difference between earthworm soil and nutrient soil? Worm castings are organic fertilizers, while nutrient soil is a cultivation matrix. Moreover, nutrient soil is usually a mixed matrix, which generally contains peat, perlite, coconut bran and other ingredients, and has more balanced nutrients. Succulent nutrient soil is also matched with vermiculite, medical stone and other mineral particles. And nutrient soil of better quality can even be used for specific purposes, such as: succulent planting soil, rose soil, orchid soil, etc. The so-called earthworm manure must be the kind made by eating leaves and other organic matter. It is black and organic, not the kind of earthworm mud you pick up on the roadside. That kind is usually loess and mixed with a lot of earthworm mucus. After soaking, it is simply clay, which is not good for potted flowers. Of course, if you mix such earthworm manure with leaf mold, peat and other materials, the planting effect is also very good. If you think earthworm manure is expensive, you can catch a few and put them in the garden, but it is not suitable for flower pots. The space in the pot is so large, and a bunch of earthworms crawling back and forth inside will cause the roots to loosen. In addition, if you put a pot of flowers indoors, earthworms often run out, which also affects the viewing experience.

6. Is it possible to use only earthworm manure when growing vegetables?

You can use earthworm manure as fertilizer, but don't plant vegetables. Don't apply it on the soil surface to avoid direct sunlight that affects microbial activity and nutrient volatilization.

1. Earthworm manure is rich in various nutrients that are easily absorbed by plants, and its fertility is sufficient and long-lasting.

Earthworm manure not only contains various elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and zinc, but also contains a variety of trace elements such as iron, manganese, zinc, copper, magnesium, and 18 kinds of amino acids. The organic matter content and humus content can reach about 30%.

2. Earthworm castings contain a large amount of beneficial microorganisms and amino acids.

Each gram of earthworm castings contains about 100 million beneficial microorganisms, and more importantly, it contains antagonistic microorganisms and unknown plant growth hormones.

3. Natural granular and adsorption structure fertilizer.

Worm manure is the best hydrophilic and absorbent flower fertilizer. Used flower soil will not be hardened and has good fertilizer and moisture retention effects. The unique loose and porous structure has a magical effect on absorbing indoor formaldehyde, benzene, and volatile organic compounds.