Vermicompost

Just to clear this from the get go, this diary is not a run. If anything, it’ll be a weekly progress report about what is happening to the soil and the red wriggler worms. Starting today, i will be actively taking care of the soil and vermiculture of my last Amnesia Haze run. As the nutrients were kinda all over the place during the run, it’ll be nice to get the ph and nutes regulated without harming any plants 😂 There are clear objectives going into this. 1. Above all, a learning process 2. Regulate the ph of soil to 6.0 3. Regulate PPM 4. Keep the environment stable I don’t have any exact plan how to achieve these objectives. I suppose going into it that alot will be trial and error but we’ll come out wiser nonetheless! It’s worms, fungi and microorganisms. What can go wrong?! ———————————— March 9 It’s a 40l pot. Bottom 30% was BioBizz AllMix. Top 70% was BioBizz LightMix. There are remnants of the following products in the soil: (BioBizz) Microbes, Calmag, BioGrow, BioBloom, TopMax, PH Down 1x strawberry, cut in half The entire root system from the Amnesia Haze (as the roots die off, they will be reprocessed by the living) ———————————— As a start, i want to be certain there is enough microlife and food for the microlife. The worms will take care of anything else organic. Watered the soil today with 7L of dechlorinated tapwater + 0.4g/l Microbes + 0.3ml/l CalMag + 1ml/l BioGrow + PH Down to 6.0 Runoff was 6.5 Reminder to purchase a PPM meter.. Next update in 7 days