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May 10, 2016 7:35 PM CST
Name: Terri
virginia (Zone 7a)
Beekeeper Dragonflies Farmer Region: Virginia
I repotted them last year as I thought maybe they would fare better if they were removed fro their pots for the winter. When I repotted them I used pro mix BT and added perlite, bark fines and some worm castings that I had dried and put through a coarse sieve. I should add that they also get the water that collects in the bottom of the worm bin once a week, sometimes I cut it with water but most of the time it's straight worm brew. I would think that would be a goodly amount of organic matter, but do you have something you could suggest to add?
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