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Red wiggler within inside of the bucket would be more beneficial than this. Also it’s only a 5 gallon bucket it should be about a 10 gallon container. Having the red wiggler’s in your medium, you can bury your scraps along the outside of the container, and the worms will help with the decomposing giving you worm castings and so on and so forth if you’re growing organically, you should never need liquid nutrients for your plants.
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Excellent idea
Good job
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Does it attract flies/ insects?
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Will attract bugs to the tomato never seen that ? God bless
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You will also attract flyes
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Great idea, I’m just concerned about anything toxic in the plastic leaking into the soil/plant.
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Cool
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Not a good idea. The breaking down of organic materials depletes the nitrogen from the soil causes a slowdown of your plants development. Best to compost in a separate container, once fully composed then add it to the plant.
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I do this with a plastic folders can. Cut out the bottom, holes in the sides. Dig into the ground. It all turns into dirt
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Pésima idea e ideal para llamar hormigas. El compost necesita estar tapado, oscuridad, no mucho líquido y altura. Así evitas que los azúcares de frutas y verduras al comenzar las 2 primeras semanas a descomponerse necesitan que las bacterias, hongos, microbios y moscas aceleren su descomposición, acompañado eso de oscuridad, luego comienza su descomposición térmica con temperaturas cercanas a 80° celsius, para luego continuar por otros 3 meses de descomposición por lombrices. Tenerles un acceso de luz solo mata las bacterias que descomponen e impide la fase térmica y es un foco atractivo a insectos dañinos. y para remate el compost sale malo, no nutritivo
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❤️
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Good 👍
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Flies, maggots and more flies, along with the smell of decomp.
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What's that milky water ? Is it rice water
& baking soda? what ?
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白い液体は何だろう？
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Just pour the liquid fertilizer straight on the plant bruh tf
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Don’t do this
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Ur feeding bugs
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@corrieworou4813
1 month ago
Nice idea, I'm worried about it rotting over time or smelling disgusting or attracting bugs, anyone try this long term? Compost tea might work better.
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