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Elm Dirt

geechie

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Just received some Plant Juice by Elm Dirt. Suppose to be all organic, just wondering if anybody else has tried this and should I use the same amount as with other fertilizers 1/2 half of what they say. Thanks
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I read the web site about the product geechie just try it out less than what it calls for just test it. I use worm casing both dry an wet with bat guano liquid but start with less just till you know they like it.
 
I just watered them at 1/2 dose and waith and see what happens. Also got the Elm Dirt they sale. Reminds me allot of the Super Soil you can get . Haven't used any yet will wait for my next grow for it . Thanks for the info
 
Been digging up dirt next to my aunts elm tree for filler, does that count.??? Bing Bing Bing, Ill be her all night folks. tip jar to the right. ehhh
 
Ingredients: Dechlorinated water, worm castings, kelp meal, bone meal, seabird guano, fish meal, lactobacillus extract, calcium extract, humic acid, and yucca.​
Apply directly to soil on all indoor plants each watering, during normal watering schedule every 7-14 days. Roses, shrubs and lawns our standard dilution rate is 3 oz. of plant juice per gallon (129 oz) of dechlorinated water (6 tablespoons equals 3 oz). For roses and shrubs apply directly to soil every 10-21 days.​
At $30 a bottle I pass!
 
SoOrbudgal We can call it worm pea, simply make an elevated worm bed, run water through it catch the runoff and bottle it. As a side we can also sell worms to fishermen. If the runoff is to lite just run it through again. I bet folks would pay big $ for it!
 
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