When I move by the end of the year to a legal grow state I plan on running organics again outdoor. I’m liking the results I get with coco and the GH trio indoors though. Way less smells to deal with lol
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I also have a liquid herbal nutrient input that is so beneficial and provides everything needed then some and is so strong that .6 fluid oz per 4.5 gal water feeds all food and medicine crops to reach maximum potential and is odor free boosts immune system and all kinds of really cool stuff 
shelf stable ect even use in a hydro set up
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I’m gonna have to do some reading through your stuff soon and freshen up on my organics 
in the past id just buy some organic bagged soil and make my feeds with aloe Vera powder, alfalfa powder, silica, black strap molasses, and worm castings/banana teas etc. I’m to lazy to make my own soil and where I live there’s no way I’d be keeping it pest free
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And that’s why I did the years of research that crossed many fields of study my friend so you can be I also much prefer to be a lazy farmer and believe garden shouldn’t be full of stress and worry and know that truly healthy plants bugs Can’t eat and can prove it I haven’t used a pesticide or any “IPM” in over 5 years other than my inputs or “nutrients” that’s it the cells walls are so thick it would be like us trying to eat tree bark a catapiller or grasshopper might take a bit or 2 but that’s it
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I’ve been curious with this. Do you think plants with thicker call walls give a different taste?
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No because the whole of the plants health is maxed out, balance so the secondary metabolite production is also boosted up making the flavor much more rich as well so it’s actually better
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So what’s yours like and what’s this like? Compare it in ways I can understand and break it down. This is what I use. This is the only thing I use too. It does it all. So that’s one thing there that I like it’s all purpose
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Well I mine isn’t an “NPK” it’s a wild crafted plant derived micro and macro nutrient source with several amino acid 3 being omegas and a vascular enhancement effect that boosts the plants immune functions and nutrient uptake, naturally
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So break all that down because I don’t understand what all that means and even though ChatGPT could explain it, I would rather you use ChatGPT to explain it because you’re the artist of explaining this one
Specifically, what is micro and macro nutrient. What is amino acid 3? What is omega and vascular enhancement?
And my biology is wild and indigenous strains not lab grow so once applied and protect with mulch and have living roots to colonize will perpetuate and reproduce forever
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Omegas are a type of amino acid the vascular system of the plant is the flower ect how the plant moves things about like our cardiovascular system
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You should make a series on how you make all of your inputs so you can show people what they’re getting in a click of a link!! 
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The only thing I would say about the bag system you describe is to monitor and make sure they don’t dry out or get to hot, worms don’t like soggy soil but will die if it gets completely dry.
I like to build an area of hay and leaves they can escape into in case I water to much on accident , creating something similar to how it would accumulate in nature. My compost piles I turn over monthly but the worm bins get built and then I just add to the top and cover the food scraps so flies aren’t a issue , soldier flies breed at the speed of light , they are a interesting composting tool also but I find it a bit gross.
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I deal with a lot of spider mites and thrips around my area they’re everywhere, what do u recommend
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Swarski preditory mite and my liquid herbal plant derived nutrient solution
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Do Swirskii stay in my culture
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Yes but must have a food source so you must grow calendula in your environment so companion planting is key they feed on the pollen as a secondary food source and will perpetuate in this manner
I also have a bunch of soil mites. So much when I touch the soil about a million get on my hand! Would they eat those too?
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Maybe 
but do the “soil mites” make little circles or half circle patterns? If so probably not that’s an orbital mite often bright red in color