Interesting worm composter

[ArizonaDave]

In my internet search for seeding trays, grow lights, heating mats, I found a site that seemed to have it all under one roof so to speak. In that search, I found an improved worm composter:
http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/product/worm-factory-360/seed-starting

I'm wondering if this would be good or bad for growing tobacco? If not, it could help a garden!

 

[Brown Thumb]

GrFinny made one it is posted somewhere here.
Works good, mixes it with his Wee Tea.
That is pretty cheap and a good company to deal with.
I might just have to get one for that price.

 

[ArizonaDave]

GrFinny made one it is posted somewhere here.
Works good, mixes it with his Wee Tea.
That is pretty cheap and a good company to deal with.
I might just have to get one for that price.

I'm afraid to ask what "Wee Tea" is? So I take it this would be something to consider for tobacco growth?

 

[Brown Thumb]

Pretty much what it sounds like. PO Green and Gr Finnys and a few others swear by there lemonaid.
Check out there grows.

 

[ArizonaDave]

I might give it a go without the Lemonade.......

 

[BarG]

I think in america its called piss in a bucket and water your plants. Its much easier to just piss next to the plant.It works great for lemon trees.

 

[BarG]

I always wanted to start a worm farm, I can't believe I aint done it yet.

 

[POGreen]

I have nothing but good to say 'bout that wee-tea , sure am doing the same thing for next year.
Blend it in on a 10 % basis in my waterbarrels , 90 % is just plain water ofcourse.
grgfinney is more into wormtea I reckon......and he's had some really good results from that from what I've seen.

 

[ArizonaDave]

The only time I've messed with worms is fishing. This composter could be a blessing in disguise. With all the diseases going around, I'd hate to mess with bat guano. I don't know why, but every time I hear the word "guano", I think instead of guacamole. I know, I know, two very different items.