Been using a Hungry Bin for years. Very convenient as you don't have to migrate the worms away from the castings as in a typical bin. You'll love this thing. I have to run a rope around the latches to keep them secured, but it is no big deal at all!!
I bought a worm farm several years ago and used it for the best part of a year, then went on holiday and gave it a good drink of water before leaving home, but when I came home, the worms were all dead. The very hot weather when we were away from home killed all the worms
I’m using oyas for the first time this season and they are greattt! Also, i just set up a couple worms bins too and I’ve learned that freezing the food scraps prior to feeding the worms helps break down quicker as well and provide moisture. Good luck with the hungry bin!
How did I miss this? I’ve been following you for awhile and didn’t know you had a worm farm! I have been interested in beginning one. How is it going for you?💕🌻
Ive killed the worms twice lol But I did get a good amount of castings. My problem was summer. It got to hot and killed my worms. I need to locate it in a better area that gets more shade. I was planning on resetting it up in the spring. 3rd time is the charm, right? lol
@@itsbreellis I am thinking I am going to set one up, but have it in my basement. I think the weather is just too extreme in Kansas. I was explaining to my husband what a learning curve there is to what I am wanting to accomplish (urban homesteading). Each year gets better and better with what we’ve learned from prior years. Wishing you a very successful growing year!🌻💕
Finally remembered to come over from TikTok and add you here too! Great information! Also, are the worms safe from your husband and his fishing buddies? o_o
This is soooo cool! I’ve been wanting to do this and just put it off doing other things. I’m excited to see how it works out and definitely following this!
Hey! Hope all is well, I do my rounds of my favorite gardeners, and I noticed you haven't posted a video a while! Hope you're busy with seedlings and busy in your garden!! The best time of year!
Thank you sooo much!!! I unfortunately got a bad cause of food poisoning last week and didn’t get a video up! We will be back to normal this next week!!
I thought about it when I was bored and couldn't go to work because of the Rona but if i would have been sick earlier I might have done it but It wasnt soon enough to use it to seed start so I guess I've tabled it.
It’s a kit I buy off amazon! They average $75-$100 depending on time of the year! They dipped to $65 last September! I have a direct link to them in the description! Galvanized steel garden bed!
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 390 sentadillas son unos XX18LIKE.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesy abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k
They castings will flow to the bottom because they are heavier and since the worms like a free flowing space they will stay more at the top of the bin! There’s a container that will fill up that you unclip with the castings once it fills!
Give me your potato growing tips!
Have you grown potato towers yet?
Also quite interesting!
@@carrolte1 you will find your prize!
Just keep ‘em happy!
Been using a Hungry Bin for years. Very convenient as you don't have to migrate the worms away from the castings as in a typical bin. You'll love this thing. I have to run a rope around the latches to keep them secured, but it is no big deal at all!!
Good to know!! Thanks you so much!!
I bought a worm farm several years ago and used it for the best part of a year, then went on holiday and gave it a good drink of water before leaving home, but when I came home, the worms were all dead. The very hot weather when we were away from home killed all the worms
This is an awesome video. Thank you. Love the channel and your insta
Thanks so much!!
I’m using oyas for the first time this season and they are greattt! Also, i just set up a couple worms bins too and I’ve learned that freezing the food scraps prior to feeding the worms helps break down quicker as well and provide moisture. Good luck with the hungry bin!
I've had my worm farm inside for a year and a half and never heard that about scraps! I will have to try that
Great tip! Ill defiantly try that, thank you!
How did I miss this? I’ve been following you for awhile and didn’t know you had a worm farm! I have been interested in beginning one. How is it going for you?💕🌻
Ive killed the worms twice lol But I did get a good amount of castings. My problem was summer. It got to hot and killed my worms. I need to locate it in a better area that gets more shade. I was planning on resetting it up in the spring. 3rd time is the charm, right? lol
@@itsbreellis I am thinking I am going to set one up, but have it in my basement. I think the weather is just too extreme in Kansas.
I was explaining to my husband what a learning curve there is to what I am wanting to accomplish (urban homesteading). Each year gets better and better with what we’ve learned from prior years. Wishing you a very successful growing year!🌻💕
Hey Bree! How's the hungry bin working for you?
Finally remembered to come over from TikTok and add you here too! Great information!
Also, are the worms safe from your husband and his fishing buddies? o_o
Thanks for coming over!!
Hi There, I'm very curious if you're still using your hungry bin? If so how are you finding it?
Not having, onions, chilies or citrus, is a myth. They eat all of them.😊
This is soooo cool! I’ve been wanting to do this and just put it off doing other things. I’m excited to see how it works out and definitely following this!
Exact same situation here! I’m so excited to finally be digging into it! I’ll definitely keep you updated!
Thank you for all your video’s 🙏🏻
Hey! Hope all is well, I do my rounds of my favorite gardeners, and I noticed you haven't posted a video a while! Hope you're busy with seedlings and busy in your garden!! The best time of year!
Thank you sooo much!!! I unfortunately got a bad cause of food poisoning last week and didn’t get a video up! We will be back to normal this next week!!
Been raising meal worms for a while now!
Quite interesting!
How awesome, I'm so excited!
Their castings are a great addition to the plants!
Plus the chickens really love em.
Beautiful day today.. Great information. Your hair is getting so long.
Thank you!
Drill extra holes in that commercial thing ! It's not ideal for the worms.
Btw at end of the video left right sound music made me thinking whats wrong with my ears 😅
I thought about it when I was bored and couldn't go to work because of the Rona but if i would have been sick earlier I might have done it but It wasnt soon enough to use it to seed start so I guess I've tabled it.
I see I'm not the only one who gardens in flip flops! :)
Have u planted out warm season stuff yet?
Your got big composting worms from Uncle Jim, I just got 4,000 worms from Uncle jim and they were very small. Good Luck on your hungry bin!
Thats good to know!! and thank you!!
Good video,
Good info young lady 👍😉
Nice gardening video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Unrelated to composting or potatos…Do you have a link for your overalls!?
I don't but they are Patagonia all weather hemp! If you look that up they should pop right up!
Finally was able to place an order for 5 oyas! Looking forward to giving them a try in my Southern garden.
Yay! Hope you love them as much as I do!
Did you use roofing tin for beds or were they a kit. Look forward to see worms grow bigger.
It’s a kit I buy off amazon! They average $75-$100 depending on time of the year! They dipped to $65 last September! I have a direct link to them in the description! Galvanized steel garden bed!
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 390 sentadillas son unos XX18LIKE.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesy abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k
Who says the castings are on the bottom?
They castings will flow to the bottom because they are heavier and since the worms like a free flowing space they will stay more at the top of the bin! There’s a container that will fill up that you unclip with the castings once it fills!