Re: NON-ANIMAL FERTILIZER

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From: David Schanzle
Date: Fri, 16 May 1997 00:00

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Robert A. Miller wrote:
> 
> I am looking for a non-animal/non-fish fertilizer for growing indoor
> herbs.  Any suggestions?
> 
> Please post and reply as e-mail.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
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> ROBERT A. MILLER
> PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN, NY, U.S.A.
> ramiller@interport.net

Well down here in the south cotton burr hulls are very good, but any
good compost made from grass clippings and waste food is good. You can
also get a little earthworm composting set up that you can put in your
pantry. The worms will eat waste food, paper etc. Then you take the
casting and put them on your plants. There is no better fertilizer than
earthworm castings. Do a net search under earthworms or vermiculture and
I bet you will find companies that sell a complete earthworm system for
$30 or so. This will be cheaper than any other fertilizer in the long
run.

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From: David Schanzle <schnozie@jumpnet.com>
Subject: Re: NON-ANIMAL FERTILIZER
Date: 1997/05/16
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