Worm Castings for Cannabis: How to Use Them
Worm castings, or vermicompost, are an organic fertilizer. See what hemp studies found and how growers mix castings into cannabis soil.
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Worm castings, or vermicompost, are an organic fertilizer. See what hemp studies found and how growers mix castings into cannabis soil.
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Usually no. Weed ash can add a little potassium and calcium and can raise soil pH, but it is not
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