I feed both black & white worms almost daily.
I sometimes end up with particles of soil and peat moss in the process. I try to avoid it, but them i wonder sometimes if a little 'dirt' is good for the water. I'm sure it has bacteria and possibly other essentials that my system might benefit from.
The medium I use for the white worms is garden soil....baked prior to use to kill off mites, grubs, etc. and peatmoss. I try to buy the PM from Canada, where there's less acid rain from the U.S. coalfired power plants. {haha}.
Seriously, I think I'll just not worry so much if a few tiny chunks of soil go into the water. My gut tells that [in moderation] it just might be a good thing for the system.
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Dave
I sometimes end up with particles of soil and peat moss in the process. I try to avoid it, but them i wonder sometimes if a little 'dirt' is good for the water. I'm sure it has bacteria and possibly other essentials that my system might benefit from.
The medium I use for the white worms is garden soil....baked prior to use to kill off mites, grubs, etc. and peatmoss. I try to buy the PM from Canada, where there's less acid rain from the U.S. coalfired power plants. {haha}.
Seriously, I think I'll just not worry so much if a few tiny chunks of soil go into the water. My gut tells that [in moderation] it just might be a good thing for the system.
RSVP
Dave
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