Worm Casting Tea Filtering and Application

[@staceyclark8796]

Love the paint filter idea!! Awesome sauce

[@DarrenPauli]

same! Came here for it. Great stuff, thanks for the video!

[@Iceberg050]

Perfect video, awesome information and I like your presentation....I'm subscribed! Thanks for posting!

[@vln4443]

Thank you so much for the this video, I've learned so much, going to scale down the "recipe" for my small suburban garden.

[@LittleCountryCabin]

What a beautiful garden! Really enjoying your videos and learning so much. Thank you and God bless🙂

[@davidgroves4512]

This is the best information, (I have been trying to get this information for close to two years now, none of the other experts break it down as well, you must of been in the military). I have subscribed to your channel, Big Thank You!

[@earthmike532]

thanks champ. all great details and ideas thanx.

[@bluejay3945]

Great content. Love your grass applicator. Genius! Would love to see you come up with a small yard version of that big guy. Dragging a hose around with a bad hip is not fun . Really appreciate your common sense approach

[@jollymelloncolly]

I think il try doing a worm tea. Thank you

[@dalesteiner150]

great info and video...!!!!!

[@philjohnson8634]

thanks rick another great video

[@mahermashaal7282]

Thank you very much for this video, I learned a lot from it... I researched the topic well and you was one of the best who provided clear technical information on this topic Thanks

[@glokell3852]

Thank you for this video. Your videos teach so us so much!!!

[@JD-xk9ef]

Thanks for sharing, great video. How many times a year would you apply this to a northern climate turf? Would you also apply any additional fertilizer to the turf or only the tea? Thanks

[@marilynclayton3430]

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