Synthetic carbs for worm tea?

MeNtAlPaTiEnT · Feb 16, 2016

I got some synthetic nute sample packs, and I have this little baggy thats a pure carbohydrate product, would it be safe to use for a worm tea as a substitute for molasses? Anything else I can put in there to feed the microbes?

I have seaplex (seaweed product), some humic acid, b-vitamins, pure blend pro grow. Would all these in small amounts be beneficial for a castings tea?

Thxs!

WeedHopper · Feb 16, 2016

I personally if growing organic,,,would stick with Organic,,so i would use Molasses,,,,,which i do by the way when im growing all Organic.
Dont know anything about Seaplex. Sorry

Rosebud · Feb 16, 2016

I was just cutting up apples and getting my coffee grounds and squash ready for my worms.. they love pumpkin... the more rotten the better. I personally would not feed my worms anything synthetic...

MeNtAlPaTiEnT · Feb 16, 2016

Rosebud, you farm your own worms too? Now that's dedication! :vap_smiley:

Thanks for the replies!

Rosebud · Feb 16, 2016

Love my worms and I gotta say, they love me.. it is a perfect relationship, i give them icky stuff they give me worm ****...win win.

The Hemp Goddess · Feb 16, 2016

MeNtAlPaTiEnT said:
Rosebud, you farm your own worms too? Now that's dedication! :vap_smiley:

Thanks for the replies!

I seriously don't know why EVERYBODY that has room does not have a worm bin.

Hushpuppy · Feb 16, 2016

Rosebud said:
Love my worms and I gotta say, they love me.. it is a perfect relationship, i give them icky stuff they give me worm ****...win win.

Leave it to Rose to love a critter that takes what she has to offer and then poops on her

:laugh:

Rosebud · Feb 16, 2016

:rofl::heart::giggle::spit:

WeedHopper · Feb 17, 2016

She is a worm whisperer. Yehaaaaaaaaa

Hushpuppy · Feb 18, 2016

I would love for all of us to get together one day and put faces with names, share all of our stuff together. I think that would be pretty cool.

WeedHopper · Feb 18, 2016

Yesser that would be cool.

bud88 · Feb 18, 2016

Fishing anyone?....Rose has the bait!

WeedHopper · Feb 18, 2016

Yes and their big and juicy red worms. Come on Blue Gill ,,,,,,got my cane pole and red worms. Yehaaaaaaaaa

Rosebud · Feb 18, 2016

They are red wigglers and they will not be bait people. LOL

WeedHopper · Feb 18, 2016

I will hop over and get them wigglers whilst you sleep,,,for i am a Weedhopper. Yehaaaaaaaaaa

bud88 · Feb 19, 2016

Rosebud said:
They are red wigglers and they will not be bait people. LOL

Just a few Rose....lol....and you'll have fish carcass' for your compost...:48:

Rosebud · Feb 19, 2016

Ok Bud, that is an awesome trade, you got it... woo hoo, dead fish!

WeedHopper · Feb 19, 2016

Wow talking about turning the tide,,,worms eating fish. Lol

bud88 · Feb 19, 2016

:dancing::yay::cool2:

Hushpuppy · Feb 19, 2016

Ahhh yes, the circle of life

A buddy and I were fishing on a large pond one day when a catfish grabbed the bait on his Crappy Buster and snatched it out of the boat before he could grab it. The good thing is that Crappy Buster poles float. So this catfish takes off with this "hook, line, and pole". The pond isn't deep enough where we were for the fish to pull it under so he was swimming for all he was worth to get to deep water.

Here we were in a "johnboat" with an electric trolling motor chasing this fishing pole torpedo across the pond. It looked like an episode of Laurel & Hardy goes fishing. Fortunately, the catfish made a bad decision to go to a shallow area where there are stumps and we were able to catch the pole before he could wrap the line around a bunch of stumps. It ended up being about a 2-3lb catfish when he finally got it in. :doh:

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