Your Questions About Gardening

GardenersCardiff answers:

Mobile balamb garden is attached to FH (remember, you had to go to FH train station to get to esthar before you finally got transported to space?)

If you came from space, shouldn’t you have Ragnarok already by then? Er….anyway, I suppose you’re going to play cards or something. The White SeeD ship stays on that spot where you found it I think… Though I never really tried to look for it after the time I had to delver matron’s letter (which is before you go to space, if my memory serves me right) it’s in the centra region. It’s in between one of the C shaped islands facing each other. It’s wedged between one of the C shaped islands. (try looking for it through ragnarok to make life easier. Once you made sure that it’s still there, you can just go to FH and get balamb garden and return there). Nonetheless, if the white seeD ship can no longer be found, and just in case you wanted to play cards, you can still do so durng time compresion, so maybe you can look for the people you need to look for then.

GardenersCardiff answers:

Use a really long aerial made of copper wire I replaced mums washing line for while, Connect with coaxial cable also try fm signal boosters these are easy to obtain (Argos)

GardenersCardiff answers:

Vermicomposting

Through this method, red worms(Lumbricus rubellus) found in gardens— are placed in bins with organic matter in order to break it down into a high-value compost called castings. Worm bins are easy to construct (they are also commercially available) and can be adapted to accommodate the volume of food scraps generated.

Types of Waste and Waste Generators
Worms will eat almost anything you would put in a typical compost pile (e.g., food scraps, paper, plants). Vermicomposting can be ideal for apartment dwellers or small offices that want to derive some of the benefits of composting and reduce solid waste. It is frequently used in schools to teach children conservation and recycling.

Climate or Seasonal Considerations
Worms are sensitive to variations in climate. Extreme temperatures and direct sunlight are not healthy for the worms. The optimal temperatures for vermicomposting range from 55 °F to 77 °F. In hot, arid areas, the bin should be placed under the shade. By vermicomposting indoors, however, one can avoid many of the problems posed by hot or cold climates. The primary responsibility is to keep the worms alive and healthy by providing the proper conditions and sufficient food.

Requirements
Vermicomposting has only a few basic requirements, among them: worms, worm bedding (e.g., shredded newspaper, cardboard), and a bin to contain the worms and organic matter. Maintenance procedures include preparing bedding, burying garbage, and separating worms from their castings.

Results
One pound of mature worms (approximately 800-1,000 worms) can eat up to half a pound of organic material per day. It typically takes three to four months for these worms to produce harvestable castings, which can be used as potting soil. Vermicomposting also produces compost or “worm” tea, a high-quality liquid fertilizer for house plants or gardens.

Http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/non-hw/composting/vermi.htm
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