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I'm going to be switching to organic liquid fertilizer made from home. Over the last three years I've grown many plants indoors hydroponically with a veg bloom and hydro guard bundle. After moving to another new home I've had to start over much of my garden. The last house had over 10 different bug problems where this house has almost none. I have three different methods we're going to be exploring. First is algae. We already use this on our pineapple and sunlight it produces oxygen and darkness it consumes oxygen. But we can kill it and use it in our black buckets and provide oxygen. Luckily my carnivorous plant dome produces plenty of oxygen. And me is an electric compost bin with the right ingredients we can make a recipe for our own compost tea. Third will be worm castings. I did this in the last house but they attracted way too many bugs. I won't have that issue in this house. I can soak their worm castings and use a liquid fertilizer. I'm going to be making a long form video on my YouTube ditch to flock explaining all these methods in further detail.
I'm going to be switching to organic liquid fertilizer made from home. Over the last three years I've grown many plants indoors hydroponically with a veg bloom…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Switching to Organic Liquid Fertilizer
- Previous Experience
- Indoor Hydroponic Gardening
- Veg Bloom and Hydro Guard Bundle
- New Home Setup
- Garden Restart
- Bug Problems Comparison
- Fertilizer Methods
- Algae Method
- Oxygen Production and Consumption
- Carnivorous Plant Dome
- Electric Compost Bin
- Compost Tea Recipe
- Worm Castings
- Bug Attraction Issue
- YouTube Video Explanation