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Worm poop! :)

11 years ago

I just bought twenty pounds of it. I know what my Saturday morning plans are! I told the guy I'll be a regular customer. He's just 15 minutes from my house! Anyway, the castor bean that was nestled in a teaspoon of worm poop when planted is huge and lush while the others are thin, short, and scraggly. I'm looking forward to seeing what my gardens will look like once they've been properly worm-poop-ified! :)

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chickencoupe
11 years ago
Some of the most fertile stuff on the planet. I've read it helps protects the seedlings from diseases, too.

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