Vermicompost is the result of organic matter consumed by earthworms. Also known as humus, vermicompost amount of nutrients added to soil, with a continuous vegetation periods have been used on request.
Each species of worm castings worm creates, of course. But the most common worms used in this process in the United States and Europe is the land of red wiggler worms, Eisenia foetida known. It has been shown that these worms produceBest vermicompost compared to other types of worms and the worm to be used.
There are two ways to create vermicompost and add it to the ground. One way requires a little 'more than others, but both can be implemented with great success.
Vermicompost for my own, I would use leftover food from meals left. The red worms love this stuff and the end result of castings have done wonders for my vegetable garden.
The first possibility andeasiest way to land vermicompost Add your garden to bury the food waste at home. Get your car a Tupperware bowl (with cover) and as you left from your meal, coffee grinds from your morning coffee, etc., add them to the Tupperware bowl. If your Tupperware bowl is full, take to your garden where you can dig a hole about a half to two meters deep and throw the contents of the Tupperware bowl in the hole. Cover the contents of dirt and you're done.Earthworms are already on the ground, and they will find the food scraps that you buried.
Mark the point with a stick so the next time you go to bury food scraps, you're digging in the same situation. Then simply repeat the process throughout the year. When it comes to setting the plants in the soil, mix your soil with a power tiller or garden fork, and mix to create vermicompost in all that was.
But what happens when the soilfrozen, or plants into the ground, but you can not bury at that time? Yes it is true, but that brings me to the second method and the use of an organic waste bin. A compost, any type of container that will add some worms and put your food waste for me to explain.
You can build or buy a compost generic Rubbermaid plastic containers. Holes on the bottom for drainage, the sides and top for ventilation and you must be aCompost. Now add two inches is shredded newspaper on the bottom of the bin, then your food scraps, then two inches of shredded newspaper, finally your worms. You can make storm worm digging in your garden or on the sidewalks and streets on the search after the great rain. A few will be like a worm population doubles every 30 days.
Check the bin every few days, and when there are surpluses of food very little left now is the time to pull out of vermicompostTrash and restart the process. You can separate the worms from the compost by hand to hand, but because when you can do it yourself. Rather than all at once to create vermicompost bin, only half of the shelf. If half of you used some leftover food, start with the other half. The worms are separated from the side where it is to move food, even from the vermicompost.
You might have a few stragglers left, but that's ok, it isleave them there and put them in your garden. Their population worm, as I mentioned earlier, will double in size every 30 days, so it is advisable to remove some of the worms every time you extract vermicompost.
See how easy it is. If you start now with these two methods, the floor could be full of all the nutrients your garden will ever need, and you can buy more chemical fertilizers, which provide no value to yourGround.
Related : Online Backpack Blower Sales Portable Gas Generators Gas Generator
0 comments:
Post a Comment