Hello there,
I have a question here which I was thinking about for upcoming season 2019 and that is possibility to use only worm casting to feed my pepper plants growing in soil mix. I'm trying to avoid my biggest problem and that's overfeeding the plants at some point, this season wasn't any exception.
To start with, I was already growing peppers this season using the worm castings and all was good until I messed up with adding more fertilizers.
So my questions are below.
Can the pepper plant live only on the worm castings without using any extra fertilizers and able to produce normal amount of pods?
Does anyone have an experience with it?
When the plants get bigger is it possible to use worm castings more often?
Is it better to fertilize by using only worm castings or combined with a worm tea?
Share your opinions, experiences or issues![Icon Wink ;) ;)](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
I have a question here which I was thinking about for upcoming season 2019 and that is possibility to use only worm casting to feed my pepper plants growing in soil mix. I'm trying to avoid my biggest problem and that's overfeeding the plants at some point, this season wasn't any exception.
To start with, I was already growing peppers this season using the worm castings and all was good until I messed up with adding more fertilizers.
So my questions are below.
Can the pepper plant live only on the worm castings without using any extra fertilizers and able to produce normal amount of pods?
Does anyone have an experience with it?
When the plants get bigger is it possible to use worm castings more often?
Is it better to fertilize by using only worm castings or combined with a worm tea?
Share your opinions, experiences or issues
![Icon Wink ;) ;)](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/icon_wink.gif)