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Sorry i meant is that to high a ppm for seedlings in soil? And no reason to be a douche I wasnt asking for a analysis on my micronutrients, I forgot to state my question directly and I apologize for the misunderstanding. ive never regulated seedling ppm then I tried switching to my well water...

My well water is at 360ppm with a ph of 7.4, i was suspecting of that being the cause of my seedling deformity a couple grows back when i attempted to use my well water.

Ok that makes me feel a little better especially since mines not quite steaming hot. im new to this organics\vermiculture thing and its been consuming me (which I dont mind) but im sure you know how it goes theres always gray areas when learning anything, thats why I got all you guys ...

Ha, so theyll be fine in there if it heats up? What about me moving them around so much? Sorry ive honestly spent probably a couple hours searching those two questions on google and cant seem to really find a decent answer

Idk but the middles heating up in the middle and ive had to keep moving around the straw to keep it from over heating how much will rotating daily upset the worms? Could it be to moist? Theres probably around 100 small air holes threw container.

Less than 24 hours and a new rommate decided to move in. Dont mind if ya do. :blsmoke:

FF-fuck facebook social media is absolutely poison. If you're not moving forward you're moving backwards, facebook is in no way a valuable use of you're time. Or any social media that promotes the invasion of privacy and lack of commitment to advancement.

Here's a couple pictures, some of the substrate blocks, dried oysters, the vermicompost the seed was planted in and how the straw was broken up. Well see!

Have dried oyster mushrooms added some to a vermicompost pile can't find any info on c\n of oyster mushrooms, they are one of the highest protein containing mushroom.

I've spent about the last 4 months reading, watching, and studying the food web, and now I'm in love with it, the theory concept, I grow my oyster mushrooms replicating the most natural procedure I can and get above averge results for a 100th of the cost it would take to do it the way most would...

This is just an experiment, I was raised in a greenhouse that would commonly grow cukes, tomatoes, and a variety of other veggies straight In straw and sawdust with great results. (was mostly for display purposes but it worked quite well.) So for experimental purposes I am taking some spent...

In the process of switching to all natural, running with the soil food web from here on out, was wondering what the deal was with throwing worms in my old pro mix?

I'd like to think its serious, but only time will tell see how far I can make my good ol' ged and red neck observation can get me. :) ill be doing a full log on here and ic mag of the transformation from old garage to no till medicinal super producer. I've got some other theoretical experiments...

I deffinatly think its possible, Oyster mushrooms can produce enough co2 to cause harm to humans if left unproperly vented. And in some of my rooms that I had sealed during colonization actually affected my breathing capabilities in the room, so I think it would be more than possible, I plan on...

and oysters are one of the highest co2 producing fungi.

im going to play with it mostly an experiment, i try to observe the systems of our natural surroundings and replicate, I do my oysters using simple lime pasteuration in 5 pound plastic bags, alcohol hands, and a 12x8 room that was wrapped I plastic and built to replicate the natural environment...

haha that's awesome its quite an experience you learn alot about the natural cycle of life around us, just put my spent oyster mycelium blocks in with a pound of red wigglers about a dozen crushed up eggshells and around1.5 lbs of sun dried blue oysters and approximately 2 pounds of dead oysters...

Been looking into doing some cubes i do about 3-4 hundred pounds of oysters around spring time, ive been thinking about running some oysters in my flower room and see if I can naturally raise my co2 using them.

So I could use the blower to push air through the water correct?

I'd say it's still a little early.