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Do what works best for you. I choose not adding leaves to prevent unwanted pest.

What are you sprinkling on top?

Congratulations! ~ Sandra

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My market puts "organic" stickers on the organic produce! I tried pointing out to them that maybe it would be more logical to put a sticker onnonorganic. They didn't agree! ~ Sandra

But have you named all your worms yet

What was the powder ?

Magical! I just got several hundred ENC babies as well. ~ Sandra

Worms make the best pets - they don't mind if we leave them alone for a while (I actually think they preferred it!). 🤗 ~ Sandra

Thanks so much for posting this!!

Nicdee

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These look like valuable resources. Sounds like "feed the soil, not the plants"! Thanks for sharing. I'm reading published research from worm scientists. ~ Sandra

Happy 🪱’s no doubt 😊

Can you share what you learned/figured out and if the extra carbon helped? I’ve always done my vermicomposting on the ground which is less technical due to the fact that they can escape any inhospitable conditions, however I’m doing a bin over winter and id like to be able to troubleshoot like you’re doing. Thanks a lot!

Too hot

My worms are fine, BUT I got injured June 17 and haven't fully recovered. That means I've been negligent feeding and harvesting all summer. The worms turned their bins into beautiful castings and now the castings are getting muddy. <sigh> I'm going to work some powdered leaves into the material to break it up. I've already put in some dry leaves to get the process started. It's so tough to get the worms out of muddy castings! ~ Sandra

Healthy bins and healthy worms! I've never seen that wax in a bin before. We buy or grow mostly organic, but there are some veggies we can't get organic here. What vegetables do you think use a wax coating? I'm in British Columbia, so we have no problem growing our own apples. I'm thinking those might be the culprits. New sub! ~ Sandra

Your bins are looking fantastic!!🪱🪱🪱

Love what you’re doing!!!!💗🪱💗🪱💗

Nice! I'm just starting my first bin and been watching your videos to help me out. I was wondering how to harvest so thanks alot😊

Love it. Great job 💜

My bins are doing well, but this is some valuable information. Thanks!😊

Your bin looks great. 🙂

When they form a ball like that it’s because they are too cold and trying to warm each other up

I thought they did that when they breed

they make that bowl because they are not happy with the light.

Last time mine crawled away was due to foul smell caused by overfeeding. Hope you found your reason

Excellent video of Husbandry Farming skills you are strong 💪 well said. Keep doing it! I am the Black Soldier Fly Man. God bless and Jesus is Lord!

Bins are looking good!!🪱🪱🪱

Tote method great! Good video keep it up! You can implement shredded cardboard w/coco mix! The worms can live on carbon (brown leaves, cardboard Coco coir). Your doing a good job on monitor moisture 60%> and not to overfeed on food scapes waste. Optimum temperature 24-27c or 75-82f. The Force ✝️ Is Strong 💪 in you 🙌.

Thank you so much, this was very helpful :)

Dégeu

Nice video my friend. New followers from Indonesia

Awe poor babies just cuddling for comfort! Did you ever figure out what was stressing them out?

Watching from San Diego Watching recording. Just starting my verimicompost journey setting up my first bin. Will be using tye Hungry Bin.

Dear add dripping watering systerm to it the soil seem dry

Bruh that’s Rosemary not hyssop

Great worm bin information. I don't use clear totes. Reuse what you have right? 🙂

😊 great video gotta find part 2 now

I can't believe those bins are so cheap. Your sifted castings look great.

Nice wormbin they will definitely enjoy that partially processed food scraps.

wow i actually never heard of a worm farm. cool video