Can I suggest that people ask on Freecycle for worms/wormeries etc? I got my Can O worms from there, plus a load of worms too! I've had mine going for only a couple of weeks and I'm not blessed with patience! I tip split teabags, vegetable peelings and shredded confidential documents into mine. How ...

i've been fretting about this all night!
i've been round and fed all my babies. I feel better now, and i hope they do too

Not entirely sure what I'm going to do with 130 tomato plants though...

another vote for Felco here - wouldn't use any other make now

Primrose - it features a great deal in Thai cuisine. It has a sharp, clean flavour, it's lovely!

ooooo, I'm going to try this too

so, if not tomato feed what would the KG posse recommend?
Thanks v much for the suggestions!

At the moment they're in New Horizon organic peat free compost. Does that count as cheap?

hello chaps
I have loads of lovely little tomato seedlings. Please can you tell me when I should start feeding them?
I've purchased some organic liquid feed until I get enough of my worm juice for them
many thanks, as always

nemaslug - no more slugs!
Brilliant stuff

blowing a hoolie here again today, but not cold. I can recommend not having one's mouth open when using peat free compost in this weather

um, are we not a week late?

right then, I've ordered a bokashi bin from those jolly nice fellows at Recycle Now. Presumably because it's acidic there'd be a mass exodus from the Can Community if I tipped it in there, so I guess I'm going to need ideas of what to do with it.

eeeee - look what I found!
http://www.recyclenow.com/applications/ ... =WRD/026/C

I was having a look at these Bokashi jobbies. The bins themselves seem very expensive! I've not done a great deal of research yet so would be grateful of someone can enlighten me as to how they cost sixty quid for the pair. What's so special about the bin itself to justify the price? I'm desperate t...

I can speak only personally, but for me the convenience of tea bags outweighs the cost. I have large bone china mugs which hold all but a pint of liquid, so it's not as if I'm not getting the most out of one bag. The quality of the tea bags I use far and away exceeds much of the loose leaves I have ...