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lonejack
Lake Oswego, OR
(Zone 8a)
March 21, 2007
7:18 PM Post #3307318
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Before you jump in and tell me how I am a fool for mentioning Hydroponics in the same place as gardening. Let me explain, I am
a missionary to Haiti. There are places where people can't do a regular garden because their soil has been salted by hurricane surge.
Now to my question:
Has anyone used worm tea as a hydroponic food. In Haiti we can use vermacompost in many ways. Hydroponics demands that we be able to use the food in liquid form.
I have found that they use dirty fish water in hydroponics as food but no one can tell me if anyone has used worm tea.
Thanks for the great web site.
From the banks of the Palouse. |
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