Our New Miracle Pooh Display

Our New Miracle Pooh and Vermi Tea Display

Grow Buckets- We have 1,3,4 and 5 gallon recycled food grade buckets that have been converted to a bottom feeding cultivation system. We have taken the above size buckets and placed a platform in the base of the bucket that allows for a reservoir of water to feed the plants on an as needed basis.  Simply fill the reservoir via a tube stuck into the bucket until water starts to overflow a hole that is drilled into the side of the bucket at the very top of the water reservoir.  When the water starts to overflow stop watering the bucket as it is full. We make these grow buckets available with a special blend of soil that allows for maximum wicking or transfer of water through the soil.  Included in the bucket is also a blend of our organic plant food called “Miracle Pooh”.  It is a blend of various manures. 

Retail price of $19.99

The system can also be ordered without the soil and plant food as a grow or cultivation system in which you can use your own product. 

Retail price of $10.00.

We are also able to retrofit any pot with our bottom feeding system via the insert that can be cut to size.  Ask for custom pricing.

Mini Batch Composter:

Our 5 gallon recycled barrel is perfect for making your compost in batches.  Fill the 5 gallon barrel with a blend of “brown stuff”  (carbon,) i.e. dead leaves and “green stuff” (nitrogen) i.e. grass clippings, food waste etc.  See Composting guide below. 

Do not add any more waste to your batch composter and turn it daily 4 to 5 times for 3 weeks.  Dump out your contents after 3 weeks of turning into your garden or plant boxes etc.  If it is not completely composted it will continue to break down over time. 

In the meantime start another batch in another batch composter so you will be alternating between composter units and dumping batches of compost in your garden.

How To Compost:

Be sure the mix of ingredients you put in contains wastes high in nitrogen and carbon for a good balance.  Try for 30 parts of carbon to 1 part of nitrogen blend.  Carbon is brown dead waste.  Nitrogen is green waste, i.e. grass clippings, food waste etc.

Do not attempt to make compost using any products that have been treated with chemical fertilizers or pest control products.

If you have bulky items to compost, such as corn cobs, melon rinds, and shrub clippings, be sure to run them through a shredder before putting them in your compost unit. What to

Compost:

• Grass Clippings
• Leaves
• Kitchen Trimmings and Peels from Vegetables and Fruits
• Sawdust
• Garden leftovers such as dead flowers and plants
• Weeds
• Manure (From horses, cows, chickens, rabbits, pigs or sheep. Do not attempt to compost any wastes from dogs or cats.)
• B/W sections of newspapers
• Rotted fruits and vegetables
• Pine Needles
• Coffee Grounds
• Tea Leaves