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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is not vermicompost, it is vermicompost, and there should be very small particles where there is earthworm soil, and the size of millet grains is vermicompost.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can buy some biofertilizer, so that there will be no harm in growing better vermicompost manure, and I don't know what vegetables are planted on your balcony, to give you a reference, there are varieties of each vegetable, you can view it directly, if you still don't understand anything, you can ask me at any time, you know. Agriculture One-stop Technology Channel.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is no harm, vermicompost is the king of fertilizer, and there is no problem with growing flowers. I have raised earthworms for two years, and the yield per mu is more than 1 ton, so I still have some experience in this area.
It may be that too much humidity induces downy mildew or high nitrogen, soil problems, low ground temperature, etc., which may cause sulfur deficiency, so it is best to provide me with a photo.
It is better to grow vegetables with a thickness of more than 20 cm. The spacing between the cabbage plants is Bibei and not too dense. The small cabbage variety is not the kind of repentant and thin type. >>>More
It should be possible.
Because biogas is used to produce biogas by sealing pig manure. >>>More
There is a book on the Internet called "Growing Vegetables on the Balcony", written by the Japanese, and each book is accompanied by a vegetable seed.
The soil quality is single, and it can be adjusted with grass and wood ash.