If I combine the worms and those bacteria, will it be OK? Double effect? Or not recommended?
2019495
Sorry, I can't help you there. My guess is that it would be okay, or might help, but I really don't know. Good luck!
2019496
You're way beyond me when it comes to composting. I just throw in kitchen scraps and add the Ringer and forget about it.
2019497
We did not put worms in our composter, but it sits on the ground and they made their way in. They did not appear affected by the Ringer. I don't know that I would say there was a double effect; more "couldn't hurt, might help."
2019498
groworganic.com: "They [redworms, Eisenia fetida] can tolerate considerable heat but prefer an outdoor temperature range of 32°F- 84°F. They are most active at temperatures between 60°F- 70°F."A reviewer of this product: "After three days, temperature of the treated pile was 97 degrees, untreated pile 83 degrees (air temperature 81 degrees)."
899916
I would do all 4 at once. I have two dogs and have to make sure that I get rid of worms in both.
1590138
Yes, you can run either or and still have a clean loop (unless you have conflicting metals which would cause corrosion), but if your just going for a antimicrobial solution, both is great.
1603910
I think it would be fine as long as you do nit submerge it. The package has dry contents that you need to add water too. This makes the product STINK to high heaven. It will attack flies, which is what your garbage can does anyway without buying an extra product. Not sure you want it in your garbage can. It will literally "gag a maggot". BUT, on the up side, my dog thought it smelled pretty darned good, pulled it out of the tree and ate and rolled in it...
1064822
Yes, I use a product called Guts along with Nioxin and they work well together. The trick is to not go overboard with either
151829
yes, this way you kill off any competing bacteria! you don't want to grow bad bacteria
1089561
I did double the dose but it made my dog very sick for some reason. I tried this but did not like the way it affected my dog so I am going back to what I know works, Cosimin DS. It costs more but I KNOW it works.
1876698
I think there are more than enough to start your Worm Factory. I have the same system, and when I placed these worms in the top bin ( I had almost completed compost in the second and third bins )about half of them migrated down to the second bin. Good luck with them.
826318
No, you need to look up Sub Cools recipe, this is just considered the base medium to your super soil mix. In all reality, if you are going super soil, make sure you get nematodes for the cooking session, you can also add your own mix of beneficial bacteria and fungus. Its awesome, but most importantly if you are going this route, get a worm farm and make worm tea. You will love me later on.
1272755
You should be fine. At no time have I ever experienced diarrhea or loose stool with this product. The parasites come out with your usual bowel movements.
1909649
You might need to add more water if it seems dry. It might take a while to get compost if you don't have a lot of worms.
917551
Yep. They just create a large surface area for the bennificial bacteria to live on. They are pretty large though. Make sure you measure your filter and get the right size for your specific application.
1698854
So far, we haven't had a problem with any interference. However, I do use an additive that is added every month or two to help the bacteria work. Just make sure that when you add the poop to the drain, you flush it thoroughly with plenty of water.
896109
Yes the bacteria attacks all mites.Remember to fluctuate every third application.
749149
I used it for bedbugs, I havent had a problem in months. I mixed a larger quantity then recommended however, didnt want to risk it.
497655
Its basically a carbon source for your plants. I have never heard of incompatability with invertibrates. I have snails in my tank that are doing fine for years. The only thing I heard that was toxic to amonos was copper.
852629
By all means yes... just give them the right environment. Avoid the anaerobic/stinky/mushy environment and they'll produce. I purchased a second worm farm and scooped some from the first and that one is fully populated.