Supersoil and Red Wigglers.

[GrowerGoneWild]

I batched up a bunch of subcools supersoil, its been cooking for the last few weeks. I noticed lots of fungal activity, etc.. I put it in garbage containers for storage. It was a bit dry so I drenched the top with water and AzaMax. Put the lid on it..

So I was wondering while this stuff is sitting, would there be any benefit to adding worms to the containers? Im not sure how nematodes react to Neem so I kinda feel dumb adding that stuff.

 

[surfguitar]

Yes it's very beneficial, nematodes too

 

[GrowerGoneWild]

Um.. thanks, I guess.

I guess Azamax isnt so great for worms/nematodes.. so I guess I'll just let the bacteria do the work.

 

[surfguitar]

Azamax is just a neem concentrate basically. I dint think it would be that harmful to worms or nematodes.

 

[GrowerGoneWild]

Azamax is just a neem concentrate basically. I dint think it would be that harmful to worms or nematodes.

Its listed as broad spectrum nematicide. But thats kinda getting away from the topic.

Anyways I got some soil not treated.. so.

I'll ask again..

What to expect when adding red wiggler worms to supersoil. ?

- Is the soil good enough to support the worms? (Subcools formula)
I wanted to use promix bx with myco is the only real diff.

-Is this counterproductive?.. I already have EWC in the soil.

etc...

 

[surfguitar]

I always add worms to my soil, especially a good idea if you plan to notill or recycle. The worms aerate your mix and help the sfw

 

[GrowerGoneWild]

Oh well no real info or specific things to look for...

I'll just keep dumping compost tea on the soil.