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Thank you for this explanation.

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Thanks so much buddy! This was incredibly helpful. Have a three bucket system going right now and got some anaerobic issues as we battle days of 90% humidity and flood conditions here in Minnesota. Validating to see this same set up and know that it is strictly the humidity, not an issue with the system. Drilled a few more holes in the bottom and will be bringing um inside. This is hands down the best video showing this process.

How do you make it easy to separate the bottom bucket from the next bucket. Mine are sticking together.

Love video very informative! New subscriber from SC

How do I make sure I am making a good worm tea?

I think you did a great job of explaining the system. We have created several of these but just recently we had one system that the worms were crawling up the side of the second bucket and the whole system started to smell. Can you tell me what could have gone wrong?

Love your DIY trommel it's brilliant I may copy you

Love your set up keeping u fit 🇳🇿❤️🪱

I made one, and it seems to be working, but the worms are staying in the middle bucket instead of migrating up. Also, fruit flies! How do you prevent them?

I believe this is the best explanation of the 3 bucket system. Thanks

Great idea looks good 🇳🇿❤️

Pretty kool!

Too bad nobody knows what a worm casting is....

Interesting set up, thanks for sharing!

You didn't show inside the buckets, before and after

Just leaves 🍁 and not a dog food ‼️‼️‼️‼️ 🍁👍🏻🙏🏻 🍀

Nice looking castings 🇳🇿🪱

Thanks for the start to finish video. I harvested my outdoor bin after the winter yesterday and there were a lot of overs in the compacted material. It looks like your castings are much more uniform inconsistency. ~ Sandra

Does humidity factor in to the temperature we are to maintain? Example, in Ontario Canada we can have 80 degrees but with humidity feels like 90+F... Is the system affected by humidity I guess I am asking.

Can you use dew worms or do you have to have red wrigglers?

Ooooh... You have all the good toys for processing meat! I'm Jealous! Heh. God Bless!!!

thanks for the video, i would think you would need to place a screen on inside bottom of 2nd bucket to prevent worms from falling into leachete in third bucket.

Nice

What are the best worms, night crawlers?

Do you need to empty the third or bottom bucket from time to time??

If you use leaves instead of home grown compost do you add the same amount of water and do you need to mix in some soil or compost if you only have bagged compost. (I am a new worm bin composter!)

They turned out nice 🪱🇳🇿

Where do you store them during the colder months?

What temperature does this need to stay at

Thank you. Very well described. I went straight to the greenhouse and made one 😊

Thank you,,,you've inspired me to implement this system this year!

Saya mau belajar cara pembuatan pupuk casting, terima kasih infonya 👍🏻

I hope my castings will be as dry and friable as yours. Mine tender to clump together. I have a big 3 tiered system which is too bulky and heavy for me.

This is THE best 3 bin vermicomposting video I’ve seen…and I’ve seen A LOT of them! I’m a middle school teacher and want to bring vermicomposting to our school to help us support the new landscaping that we’ve been adding. I will use your video with the kids! Thank you!

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What is the best food to feed them

Nice and easy vermicomposting system that anyone can easily build. If I could make a little suggestion, I realize you are a new content creator, but I think it would be nice if you introduced yourself and let people know your name in the introduction. It's important to build a personal rapport with your viewers.They are more likely to subscribe and help you grow your channel if they feel that you are a friend.

How do you not smash your worms with 3rd bucket?

Looking good so far can’t wait to see it in use 🪱🇳🇿

Worm gang💪🏻🪱

Worm Gang

Very concise an well presented Thanks for posting

Great info guys

Dirt gang

My tips are before harvesting castings, put all the food on one side of the bed/bin for about a week, and let all the worms move to that side then harvest from the opposite side which should save you the trouble of sifting. Along the same lines another tip is if you're small scale, get an Urban Worm Bag 2.0, which again saves you the hassle of sifting as you harvest from the high-pressure bottom where worms don't care to be.

Just set up 3 of these systems on my back screen porch. I'm assuming they need to stay in the shade or inside right? Also, couldn't find a local worm supplier so I used the "big red worms" fishing worms, said they are (Eisenia Hortensis). Will these work?

Great info

Very helpful Well done Thanks

Man I missed that deal!