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Are there holes in the 2nd bin? You don't mention it one way or the other in this video. I really like adding wood pieces as innoculants.

I misplaced my instruction manual and this video made my setup a breeze. Thank you so much!

Use COARSE Grade perlite .

I really like this method thank you for sharing.

You can grind the beans and make ... MORE COFFEE!!!

Also what a very thorough video. Thankyou very much for your time and effort!🎉

Hi mate, what size and brand pressure cooker is this? Found it hard to find large pressure cookers in the UK

please never use an open flame inside or near a SAB that has been sprayed with alcohol !

Waw very nice video❤❤❤

Thanks

Thanks for speeding it up

I add some dry shredded cardboard to the drying castings so it soaks up the moisture even faster and then sift it back out in about 2-3 days depending on how wet they were. It’s my sifting hack, I have a triple decker sifter so it reclaims the cardboard for the next batch and separates out the castings.

Congratulations on reaching 500 subscribers.

Thanks for sharing that book. I think I might give the garbage vermiposting a shot next. Some critter is trying to chew their way into one of my outdoor storage tub bins, so I may relocate those worms into a garbage can bin.

Sorry I missed you live! Thanks for reviewing the books. ~ Sandra

Well done make getting 500+ subscribers. And the worms looking healthy 🪱🇳🇿

My bet is that the worms are going to get right into that pulpy paper once it gets moistened. ~ Sandra

Dude fix your title… it’s confusing.

If you blended all that feedstock together before you dump them into the worm bin.. would that be more efficient for consumption?

Love this idea the gf is looking at something like this as a cft in the last year she has fallen inlove with worms

You do have a nice amount of worms.

Worms are very forgiving, but I'm sure they will appreciate that fresh food. You still had some slow foods in there, so they weren't living totally in their castings. The research I covered recently showed that worms living in 100% castings suffer health consequences eventually. ~ Sandra

Great video 🪱🇳🇿

I also got free food grade 5 gallon (20 L) buckets from restaurants to use for worms and castings. ~ Sandra

I have a large in ground Stella Cherry tree that’s 6 years old and it’s amazing. It’s self fertile and gives large amounts of delicious cherries every year.

What zone do you live in and what kind of tree can I grow in a container?

Time to learn more about worms! I've been growing worms for a couple of years, but I feel like you have more of a passion, As I just dump my scraps in with em, and forget about them for months at a time.

Wow, I didn't know they wouldn't die! Lots to learn...

Gave video a thumbsdown because the chick on the thumbnail not even in the video in the first 30 seconds. Stopped watching and plan on blocking channel because i really hate deceptive thumbnails.

Looks a bit dry. Also in my bins moisture is higher than yours seem and i find my worms all over the bin and not balled up on one end.

Looked a bit dry

Nice easy worm bin 🇳🇿🪱

Nice educational video 🇳🇿

Just for future knowledge, worms don't actually wee. They do "perspire", but you shouldn't really get moisture out the bottom of the system. Happy to chat about it more if you'd like 🙂

Great video 🇳🇿

How many worms do you have in the bin?

This bin looks like it is indoors, not like the other one I watched that was designed to use outdoors. I live in Colorado where the summers can get quite hot, 100 degrees, and the winters can be cold, in the 20's. Would you recommend i try the indoor bin?

This looks like something I could do, not too complicated 🙂. Is there another video on how to care for the worm bin?

Good idea to regulate moisture through the food rather than adding additional water. ~ Sandra

come to support, thank you for sharing interesting videos, I like your content, keep up the good work, always success for all of us

As long as it is well oxygenated yes

Another great video! I like to vigourously stir 1 cup of castings in a watering can, then drench it at the base of shrubs outdoors. That does the same thing you did, but it also deposits the leftover vermicompost as well. ~ Sandra

I feed my worms ground up eggshells, but the pistachio shells go into a small retort bin in my wood stove to create charcoal for biochar.

Love the egg shell shaker. May have to make one of them. Do you make your egg shells in to dust- as fine as possible or leave them bigger and a bit gritty? Just trying to work out the best for the worms.

I love the calcium shaker idea!

Nice worm ball. 🪱