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Seem like less work than putting it in the trash to me.   fill bucket half way with water add waste and 1 small scoop of powder forget about it for 2 months add to worm bin? Seems like a resorceful way to utileizes a something  normally over looked.     Weather you guys like it or not, this...

You can tell who skimmed through the op and didnt read it all. Sustainable living is our future , and would be years ahead if people had open minds. And safety is my main concern in this experiment, in fact thats sort the challenge of it that makes it interesting .

"The Goal is to convert dog waste in to compost in a way that will kill off harmfull pathogens and produce a final product that will be as good as verimicompost."   I thought about BSF, those guys are FAST! but they dont like cold winters. They are going to be a different project one of these...

    No its so I dont care as much while I shovel the stuff in to buckets. :P

I know that I have been pushing AACT for this, but I have been finding that Dawn Dish soap and water is working very well. And my soil seems to be OK. Saposedly Dawn is Biodegradeable.

 

Shopping list:   Black Buckets with lids Rid-X Beer Some sort of thermomiter   and thats it I think.. Any thoughts?

    I expect all kinds of crappy puns on this one ;)     I shit you not, I saw rid-x at the dollor store the other day. The one thing I'm worried about is the worms compatability with the rid-x microbes. I am going to make a test bucket with a handfull of Reds and a spoon full of Rid-x.

UPDATE: Expirement Abandoned! Just dont do it. Let my failed atemt be a mistake for you to learn from.         Ok guys, I am about to embark on a crappy journey. The Goal is to convert dog waste in to compost in a way that will kill off harmfull pathogens and produce a final product that will be...

I add spiders, they are good for catapillars, earwigs, weavles, whiteflys, fungus gnats, moths, and more.

Sorry I havent updated this page in a while. I have been busy as hell with work. It would help me emencely if you guys made pest reports that I can add in to the guide. Here is how to format it.     @Millwork: feel free to update this thread if you want       Add a picture URL so that I can...

sphagnum moss is 30% of my soil mix   And I think its atleast 30% of ProMix

I'm actually more bummed that the landscaper is gone. Shaun and I have been friends for over 3 years. I hope it isn't because of the pepper plants.   In my neighborhood there is an mean old lady that walks around picking on people. She has had it for Shaun for a while now and even broke some of...

I do have a backup, its 1 season in and not all that big. I think If started in a good place and taken care of it would get bigger. maybe next year...

Hmmmm   PM me and I will try to send out some seeds.   I gots lots, so dont be shy. It may take me a while but I'll try to pass them on to as many ass possible.

Well my HOA finally found out. The lanscaper was forced to remove it on the grounds that someone could eat one and "get hurt." Also i believe that my deer friend may have been fired or transfered. This is a sad day...

Exactly!!! Balance Is the key. Pesticides throw it off doing more damage in the long run.

The well established ecosystem should help balance out yours.

Try some local humic soil from a patch of old growth. That shoul have some good preditors in it.