My opinion is ..for sure! I would guess that a little of it would be good and convenient to use for potted plants. I throw almost anything in their cage that starts going bad in the fridge or if I'm not going to finish something I was eating I throw it in too, except for a lot of meat.
Do you guys have any concerns about nymphs being in the frass and getting established in your compost heap or wherever? Do you just freeze everything first or what?
Babies in the frass is a concern but it is pretty easy to overcome. For B. dubia the babies are bigger than the frass "pellets" sop you can sift it. You can also freeze it before use, killing any live roaches.
Keith
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