Maine 4-Season Greenhouse Grow

Yeah they die easily.....unlike the borg!
 
I had a serious infestation on a palm tree we have. I just hose it down and it's good for a few weeks.
 
"Say hello to my little friend!" In my best scarface voice (which is pretty good by the way)
 
Oldbear said:
Using a hose with a jet spray will knock them off the trees - even high ones. Once on the ground multiple ways to dispatch them.

Wonder how caterpillar poo works as a fertilizer? I have lots haha
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Maybe you're rich now ? Breed them & market it ? Oldbears caterpillar poo !! LOL!!
 
Blew , I got some Canadian nightcrawlers put them in a container after drilling some holes for air , bag of topsoil some egg shells potato peels and paper strips , they are in the house were its 75F outside is in the 90-95 range 70 f at night . Do you think they would rather be outside in the shade or inside ok ? Sorry for all the Questions but just want to get off on the right foot . My start is 15 worms in 25# of soil .
 
smokesbetter said:
Blew , I got some Canadian nightcrawlers put them in a container after drilling some holes for air , bag of topsoil some egg shells potato peels and paper strips , they are in the house were its 75F outside is in the 90-95 range 70 f at night . Do you think they would rather be outside in the shade or inside ok ? Sorry for all the Questions but just want to get off on the right foot . My start is 15 worms in 25# of soil .
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I just looked it up to be sure...nightcrawlers cannot survive on veg scraps and generally aren't used for vermicomposting...double check me, but I think it's time to go fishing...:cool:
 
Got an idea for ya... I'll go round up about 100 scorpions from my property and send them to ya overnight. :high-five:
Let them suckers go in your greenhouse and nature will take over. :rofl::rofl::rofl:
I couldn't imagine they would hurt plants.
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Hope they all die a quick & painless death.
-P:ganjamon:
 
Shit you is right . should have done my homework first === from google There are literally thousands of species of worms, but only a few are used commercially. Canadian Nightcrawlers are not considered composting worms. If there was an anti composting category, these worms would set the standard. ... Red Wigglers set the standard for composting worms.Jan 24, 2011 ...... well i guess i will have to get them boogers out of there and get the right ones !! Thanks Blew !!
 
Preston9mm said:
Got an idea for ya... I'll go round up about 100 scorpions from my property and send them to ya overnight. :high-five:
Let them suckers go in your greenhouse and nature will take over. :rofl::rofl::rofl:
I couldn't imagine they would hurt plants.
:hmmmm:Hope they all die a quick & painless death.
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Yikes...guess you aren't walking around in open shoes much! I just reopened the GH vents today...thought I left a screw in and pulled a little harder...it stickily pulled apart...all the chrysalis had fused it shut...(insert gag emoji) ...
 
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