My First Worm Farm FAILED (Here's what I changed to be SUCCESSFUL!!) | VLOG

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[@JM-ym8mm]

I believe mold and bacteria is precisely what the worms are eating. They don't eat the food scraps, they wait for it to spoil to eat the juices that flow out of them. I'm a newbie to worm farming as well, just found my first cocoon :)
The food I've seen my worms get most excited for is soppy spoiled lettuce. That thing had disappeared when I checked on it a few days later and I only found a few chonky worms having a party where the lettuce was instead.

[@TheHeartofHome]

I've heard so many perspectives on worm foods! I feel like everyone has such a unique experience with their worms. I haven't tried wilted lettuce yet, but I certainly will if it works for you!!
Thanks for interacting and CONGRATS on your first cocoon! 👏🏼

[@SamsLawn]

Nice video, wanted to try this out, now I know how :)

[@TheHeartofHome]

Thank you! I'm still learning so your support is great. You should definitely start a worm farm! So many benefits! 😍

[@user-bb7np4nh2d]

Love you ❤❤

[@TheHeartofHome]

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