amzn.to/3wxDKnz Worm feed/chow maker amzn.to/3lviOY4 Chopped Straw amzn.to/39G52zp Chopped Straw amzn.to/3PyhdyB Pine Shavings amzn.to/3MyDQRG Pine Shavings amzn.to/3MyboPG Oyster Shells amzn.to/3MBySDs Bus Bins/Tub amzn.to/3Lsrvgs Shelving Units amzn.to/3lsHz7p Rolling Cart amzn.to/3G8DOxy Water Sprayer amzn.to/39JoCe5 Worm Nursery Tubs amzn.to/3NqN8z5 Vermihut Here are supplies I like to use in my wormery. Anything you purchase through one of my links doesn't cost you anything extra; Amazon will give me a separate commission. You can shop for anything, not only the above supplies.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I'm glad to hear that! I'm just starting with the worms and getting a feel for them. I've nearly cooked them (by accident) twice and they bounce right back, so they must be pretty tough!
You’re so cool, and your videos keep my attention which is rare and nearly impossible due to my attention span being similar to the one of a gold fish lol , thanks for making these videos!! I learned allot!
I am just now seeing your worm video from 2023. I so feel your allergies. I have been able to clear my allergies by using lavender, lemon, and peppermint, essential oils, equal parts of each in an Amber dropper bottle or roller bottle.
I live in Pensacola FL and the dirt is crazy good! I have St. Augustine grass and was digging up an area to make a good sized flower bed. I have well over a thousand worms and some are Huge. So I started a worm farm. My worms are twice as big. Wish I could show you. A few freaked me out. Thanks for the video.
I dont have any worm farms but when l chop down a banana plant to remove a bunch of bananas, l found out, earth worms love, moving into the remaining trunk, especially when the weather is hot and dry and reproduce like a time bomb.
Good morning, Vee, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 I absolutely agree, working with the Worms is as therapeutic as crocheting or reading 👍 Those Worms 🪱 are 💪Beasts 💪
The worm chow I make isn’t only corn, I add other things that are nutritious. Worms do fatten up with chow but when I feed kitchen scraps they also fatten up. It’s the moisture that does it.
I am thinking of a rather big set up (for me, that is) and I hope being able to buy my first pound of dendro's in a couple of months. The red wigglers are doing rather well. So, I can focus on growing dendro's as well. Nice video, nice worms. Keep them video's coming
Yes they are you are very welcome. I am working on my video to give away my secret recipe for chow. I think it will be my gift to you all for supporting my channel and going on this journey with me.
I'm leaving you feedback re the grinding chow video because I'm having difficulty posting for some reason. The sound on that video is very very low, even whe l use my Bluetooth speaker! Another small issue, most people post the amazon links in the "more" section & not within the comments section. You might add the links into that section as well🙂
I’ve tried adding the Amazon links in the description section, but for some reason it won’t let me. Maybe I need to try again. The reason I lower the sound on the grinder is because people have complained that it is way too loud.
I learn so much stuff on youtube. You may be successful with both issues if you search on UA-cam, can't hurt to try🙂 Meanwhile you could tell people where you have the links, so you don't loose out on income🍀
I am confused about worm varieties here in europe the main worm used commercialy for bait worms for fishing is the Dendrobaena worm,as far as i know this worms natural habitat is on the forest floors and lives and eats the top layers of leaves that lie on the ground and they are a top layer worm they do not burrow much below the surface.We also have red worms and tiger worms that are similar but they are found in manure piles and rotting vegetable matter in garden compost heaps, this variety are not really farmed as bait worms but are sometimes used by vermicomposting growers gardeners.So are your european night crawlers dendrobaenas? i think in the USA the redworms are called red wrigglers there seems to be different names for the worms than those used in europe.
The worms in my experience, slow down in the cooler weather’s, but they are definitely easier to ship in the fall and winter and very early spring. It’s rough on them in the summer. That’s why I usually don’t ship in the summer.
I heard you say something about the tales falling off I ordered some euros and they look beautiful when I got them a month later their tail started falling off and some of them started dying
Isn’t it crazy? It happened to me a while back because I was messing with them so much that I stressed them out. Of course I was breeding them so I guess they didn’t like being handled a lot.
When I harvest the breeders, and I reset them, I give them fresh bedding. Sometimes I’ll add additional fresh bedding to the cocoons. Depends how much is in there. When the babies hatch a move to the other wall, I do see what their bedding is like, and I have added fresh bedding. Depends most commercial worms farmers will reuse the bedding two or three times.
Sou Minhocultor Aqui no Brasil, São Paulo yem como enviar casulos de minhocas? E se possível a espécie para pescaria. se precisar posso enviar os meus casulos de Violeta do Himalaia, eusenia Andrei e foetida
I took a quarter of one of those mosquito dunk rings, and I just soak it in the water. I use the water and when it runs out I keep refilling it eventually the mosquito dunk will dissolve and disappear.
I didn’t have a grinder for many years. I would just sprinkle it on and hope for the best. I think when it gets wet and the worm starts working through it it pretty much disappears after a while. My grinder is an upgraded one that I planned on getting for a long time. It wasn’t cheap but for my operation it’s worth it. At the same time when I don’t feel like pulling it out I just sprinkle it on without grinding it😂
Well, I just ordered my second VermiHut worm Tower through your link....and now I need some red wigglers! Thank you for your help. How many red wigglers do I need for that Tower?
I've just started a worm bin (red wigglers) for compost for my garden. I don't want to do multiple bins. Should I remove the largest one to encourage propagation?
No but I was just looking for those at tractor supply. I’m trying to look for some that doesn’t have any chemicals. The kind that if you want they just fall apart
Straw is natural and they take longer to process it. With this many trees as I have I’m not having to make up new trees with new bearings as often as I would if it was pure peat moss
Am I confused? You said at about 9:30 on the vid that some people put 250 of those big boys/girls in a grow out bin. Did you mean a breeder bin? I don't think those guys could grow out much more.
The best connections I have on my website, My honesty, being realistic and telling the truth in my videos, I have a lot of people asking me questions and I always answer, I film my successes and I also film my mistakes, and all of that is spread by word of mouth. I’ve made connections with other worm farmers that are honest and other worm farmers that aren’t. The way I see it is if I can lay my head down at night to sleep then I’m doing OK. As far as income like any business at all depends what you put into it. Obviously the more worms you have the more sales you’ll have. All the big worm farms that I know have outdoor windroves. I’m working my way to that but you see my business is debt-free and I don’t want to invest if I don’t have it right now. For now I am investing indoors because honestly raising them inside in the environment that I can control the weather is less problems. Uncle Jim’s worm farms makes millions, honestly I’m one of the little guys😂 I just started selling them towards the end of last year. I’ve been raising them for 20 years but I have also raised four children, took care of my husband and I always had jobs. So now I’m building up the business slowly and I really love it so much. Do your research, be careful who you buy worms from or investing especially red wigglers. I personally only know one other worm farmer that has pure stock like mine. I usually link under my videos all the supplies that I use so you can see what it is.
Thanks for this. I’ve just started getting into worms and I adore my Euros!!! I’m purchased everything for this bedding and for the chow today. I’ll be mixing up both today and putting 1/2 my Euros in this mix tomorrow and we will see how they do. I’ll be feeding my wigglers the mix you make using alfalfa pellets, peat moss, chicken layer mesh, etc to supplement our kitchen scraps too. I may spout those guys too and start a breeder bin. A local small business sporting good store told me they would buy any extra large Euros and wigglers! Hopefully I’ll have enough of both by next spring. I love your channel. I’ve never been a UA-cam watcher but you’ve got me hooked! Quick question…what would be a fair price to sell a 25 pack of wigglers and 20 pack of Euros? I can’t find anything online with information regarding wiggler and Euro pricing in small amounts.
Thank you so much, I see people on eBay selling them in small quantities all the time, I’ve done it myself. I’ve seen prices range anywhere between $15 and up
I sifted this bin yesterday since these guys later so many cocoons and I wanted to start a cocoon bin. I stopped counting at 400, that was about 1/2 way through! Not only did they get huge, they made plenty of cocoons. There were also 5 little guys that I put back into the bin. That one bin also gave me about 1lb of casting! Couldn’t believe how quick they grew and produced. Next week I’ll be sifting my breeder bin. We will see which one produced more cocoons! Thanks again, you’ve really helped me to get things going! Can’t wait to see what I have next spring when fishing season comes around.
Most people buy the euros for fishing, but I have people buy the little ones for lake fishing. Both forms are also sold through the winter. Some people buy them for fishing in the south and some people buy them for composting. Since people are cooking more at home now they need the worms to compost all the scraps
No not babies more like teens, you put them in grow up and once you see the clitellum to make them in the grow out bin and get fat. Then they go for sale. I have finally perfected my chow
@@TheGardenAndWormLady thanks for the response. I really appreciate the help. I’m trying to figure out the best way to manage my cocoons and juvies. You’re videos have been very helpful.
@@kevingarden340 Believe it or not even though I’ve been doing this 20 years now there are still ways that I am trying to figure out myself😄 I’m all about realness
We started out with the 5 gal. bucket system, but are not happy with the results. We bought 100 worms (not from you, unfortunately... ) After 4 months, we ended up with only 49 adult worms, with lots of babies and cocoons. We used 1" pieces of soaked cardboard, whole leaves, shredded paper, and coco coir. We didn't mix it up, but layered it. Your system seems to be working great, and we want to switch over to tubs. Can you tell me how old your huge euros are? If we added coco coir to this bedding, do we have to add lime? Can you tell us the size of your gray bins, and the black ones? And where do you get them? We are using them for fishing, and our garden. We will use your link to buy stuff. Thank you so much! We enjoy your humor, and are learning a lot! Mike and Vicki
When I had a natural ingredients like you have, I usually mix it up. Worms produce more cocoons in my experience when I raise them and Peat Moss. I have raised them in coconut coir, and I love working with that stuff but I don’t get as many cocoons. I’m not sure the age of the euros because I have them for so long. My gray tubs are 20 x 15 x 5 and I get them online at www.webstaurantstore.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAh8OtBhCQARIsAIkWb6-cJ-fkxj49nsJCJcXfhJnIzquNv1OMxoUxVBP2WT5A1SrSIIGvE4saAhq8EALw_wcB I am not affiliated with them. They just had a good sale, and I snatched up quite a few of them. This is where I get my black tubs. amzn.to/3St0Nem When I use Coco coir I don’t add dolomite lime . When I add people I do because Pete is very acidic. Thank you for watching. I really appreciate your support.
It shouldn't bother the plants. Once the worms have digested the paper - any carcinogens should be removed - that is also true for pesticides that might be on food you are giving to the worms. Don't worry. Office paper is widely used in the worm scene :) Happy worming !
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"I try to be as gentle as I can..."
*lobs it into the bucket like a softball* 😂😂❤
🤣🪱 their pretty resilient
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I'm glad to hear that! I'm just starting with the worms and getting a feel for them. I've nearly cooked them (by accident) twice and they bounce right back, so they must be pretty tough!
You’re so cool, and your videos keep my attention which is rare and nearly impossible due to my attention span being similar to the one of a gold fish lol , thanks for making these videos!! I learned allot!
Aw!!! Thank you I appreciate you watching!! I work hard on them☺️
My wife stated, "I could never put my hands in worm bins, it would ruin my nails". I am going to show her how well you keep your nails in this video.
Worming is relaxing.😊
I am just now seeing your worm video from 2023. I so feel your allergies. I have been able to clear my allergies by using lavender, lemon, and peppermint, essential oils, equal parts of each in an Amber dropper bottle or roller bottle.
I live in Pensacola FL and the dirt is crazy good! I have St. Augustine grass and was digging up an area to make a good sized flower bed. I have well over a thousand worms and some are Huge. So I started a worm farm. My worms are twice as big. Wish I could show you. A few freaked me out. Thanks for the video.
That’s awesome. I love visiting Pensacola, Florida. My favorite place to go is Navarre.
I dont have any worm farms but when l chop down a banana plant to remove a bunch of bananas, l found out, earth worms love, moving into the remaining trunk, especially when the weather is hot and dry and reproduce like a time bomb.
Worms love sweet foods for sure 😃
Good morning, Vee, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸
I absolutely agree, working with the Worms is as therapeutic as crocheting or reading 👍
Those Worms 🪱 are 💪Beasts 💪
They’re Monsters 😄 I love them
It's the worm chow that's fattening them up, they're basically corn fed...that will fatten up any grain eating animal.
The worm chow I make isn’t only corn, I add other things that are nutritious. Worms do fatten up with chow but when I feed kitchen scraps they also fatten up. It’s the moisture that does it.
Great video
Will try this new grow out set up with my ENC'S to see how it works here at Keller Korner in Connersville, Indiana
I am thinking of a rather big set up (for me, that is) and I hope being able to buy my first pound of dendro's in a couple of months. The red wigglers are doing rather well. So, I can focus on growing dendro's as well. Nice video, nice worms. Keep them video's coming
Worms are looking great Vee! I think the large worms do like hanging out at the bottom of the bin.
Wow they are huge...well done and thanks for sharing
Yes they are you are very welcome. I am working on my video to give away my secret recipe for chow. I think it will be my gift to you all for supporting my channel and going on this journey with me.
I'm in SW Florida. More of us are following you in different online places and spreading your name. 😁 I hope it helps.
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I'm leaving you feedback re the grinding chow video because I'm having difficulty posting for some reason. The sound on that video is very very low, even whe l use my Bluetooth speaker!
Another small issue, most people post the amazon links in the "more" section & not within the comments section. You might add the links into that section as well🙂
I’ve tried adding the Amazon links in the description section, but for some reason it won’t let me. Maybe I need to try again. The reason I lower the sound on the grinder is because people have complained that it is way too loud.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Usually people do voiceovers in this situation.
I learn so much stuff on youtube. You may be successful with both issues if you search on UA-cam, can't hurt to try🙂 Meanwhile you could tell people where you have the links, so you don't loose out on income🍀
Wow...those worms are huge and actually look like small snakes! They have a colour on top, and a whiter underside too!
They are definitely big red wigglers. I like when they’re like that. But I also like them when they’re little they’re so cute😄
Those really were some huge Euros!
I know how to fatten them up😂👌🏾
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Indeed :)
I am confused about worm varieties here in europe the main worm used commercialy for bait worms for fishing is the Dendrobaena worm,as far as i know this worms natural habitat is on the forest floors and lives and eats the top layers of leaves that lie on the ground and they are a top layer worm they do not burrow much below the surface.We also have red worms and tiger worms that are similar but they are found in manure piles and rotting vegetable matter in garden compost heaps, this variety are not really farmed as bait worms but are sometimes used by vermicomposting growers gardeners.So are your european night crawlers dendrobaenas? i think in the USA the redworms are called red wrigglers there seems to be different names for the worms than those used in europe.
Yes those are our European Nightcrawler’s here. Also known as Hortensis
Just don't forget to remove windows from envelopes. Sorting the shredded cellophane out was a nightmare. Don't need that in my gardens.
Love it!
Have you experimented with temperatures at all? Many animals grow larger in cooler climates, maybe it could affect worms similarly...
The worms in my experience, slow down in the cooler weather’s, but they are definitely easier to ship in the fall and winter and very early spring. It’s rough on them in the summer. That’s why I usually don’t ship in the summer.
Your worms are really big. 🙂
Yr worms are great monsters...I bet its yr chow miracle working.
I bet it is too😄
@@TheGardenAndWormLady what chow..I want to grow big worms here downunder ☺🇦🇺
I heard you say something about the tales falling off I ordered some euros and they look beautiful when I got them a month later their tail started falling off and some of them started dying
Isn’t it crazy? It happened to me a while back because I was messing with them so much that I stressed them out. Of course I was breeding them so I guess they didn’t like being handled a lot.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady so are you just letting them stay in the same bedding and harvesting the bigger ones
When I harvest the breeders, and I reset them, I give them fresh bedding. Sometimes I’ll add additional fresh bedding to the cocoons. Depends how much is in there. When the babies hatch a move to the other wall, I do see what their bedding is like, and I have added fresh bedding. Depends most commercial worms farmers will reuse the bedding two or three times.
Where do you get oyster shell?
Amazon
They don't run out of the bin?
No never
Can we put red wigglers in this bedding? And also does the bleach in white paper not concern you? Thanks
Yes I’ve put red wigglers in their bedding. And no, I never worry or think about any bleach never had a problem.
Sou Minhocultor Aqui no Brasil, São Paulo yem como enviar casulos de minhocas? E se possível a espécie para pescaria. se precisar posso enviar os meus casulos de Violeta do Himalaia, eusenia Andrei e foetida
é contra a lei dos Estados Unidos enviar minhocas ou casulos para fora do país.
How did you make the mosquito dunk spray in small amounts
I took a quarter of one of those mosquito dunk rings, and I just soak it in the water. I use the water and when it runs out I keep refilling it eventually the mosquito dunk will dissolve and disappear.
Can I use the small round paper shreds?
You can use any form of paper
I wish I knew the oyster shell disolved. I broke my coffee grinder on it.
I didn’t have a grinder for many years. I would just sprinkle it on and hope for the best. I think when it gets wet and the worm starts working through it it pretty much disappears after a while. My grinder is an upgraded one that I planned on getting for a long time. It wasn’t cheap but for my operation it’s worth it. At the same time when I don’t feel like pulling it out I just sprinkle it on without grinding it😂
Do you shred your pine shavings, or are they already shredded?
They are already shredded. I get them at tractor supply comes in a big square package.
Well, I just ordered my second VermiHut worm Tower through your link....and now I need some red wigglers! Thank you for your help. How many red wigglers do I need for that Tower?
You really don’t need many because they reproduce fast. The thing is don’t overfeed the bins
is this pine shavings that you buy for chickens?
Can be used for chickens I get it at tractor supply comes in a big yellow bag
Very nice. So this works better than the mix of Peat, chicken feed and powdered milk?
So far yes, It lasts longer so it stretches out the harvesting for me
People order worms are either throw the whole thing in the shaker or I just hand pick them
Cool. I just got a load of peanut hulls to use as a mix in the bedding. I figured I could sift it out and reuse it or mulch with it.
What is a grow out bin? I just have my worms in one bin.
It’s the bin you put your cocoons/babies to grow up in
How cold does it get where you are my worms are outside and i have a seedling mat with them
We have winters here. Last year I had 15 Below Zero. But my worms are indoors and the room gets down to about 65.
5:45 That's what she said
😂😂😂👏🏾 That is hilarious my husband is always telling me that😂😂😂
Would the plastic on top keep air from getting in the bin?
No it doesn’t cause any problems, it still has air along the edges
I've just started a worm bin (red wigglers) for compost for my garden. I don't want to do multiple bins. Should I remove the largest one to encourage propagation?
Yes when the bin is to populated they self regulate and they won’t reproduce as much
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thanks so much for answering !!! There is a lot to learn!!!!
What is your recipe for worm chow
ua-cam.com/video/wA8qKYa_UYI/v-deo.html here it is if you don’t feel like making it I have a for sale on my website😊
Have you ever used wood fuel pellets for bedding?
No but I was just looking for those at tractor supply. I’m trying to look for some that doesn’t have any chemicals. The kind that if you want they just fall apart
HOW LONG DID IT TAKE THEM TO GROW TO BAIT SIZE?
At least 2-3 months, it’s tricky
How long did it take to reach that size worm when in your grow out bin
With good moisture and proper feeding usually about eight weeks maybe 10. Also depends on the temperature in the bedding.
My worms are 3x
Interesting setup. Why straw?
Straw is natural and they take longer to process it. With this many trees as I have I’m not having to make up new trees with new bearings as often as I would if it was pure peat moss
@@TheGardenAndWormLady That makes good sense!! Nicely done. Great vid, thank you!!
Am I confused? You said at about 9:30 on the vid that some people put 250 of those big boys/girls in a grow out bin. Did you mean a breeder bin? I don't think those guys could grow out much more.
Yes breeders, I’ve grown worms that are pretty big😅
What were the steps you took to make connections with ppl to sell your worms? Whats an average income you make from this?
The best connections I have on my website, My honesty, being realistic and telling the truth in my videos, I have a lot of people asking me questions and I always answer, I film my successes and I also film my mistakes, and all of that is spread by word of mouth. I’ve made connections with other worm farmers that are honest and other worm farmers that aren’t. The way I see it is if I can lay my head down at night to sleep then I’m doing OK.
As far as income like any business at all depends what you put into it. Obviously the more worms you have the more sales you’ll have. All the big worm farms that I know have outdoor windroves. I’m working my way to that but you see my business is debt-free and I don’t want to invest if I don’t have it right now. For now I am investing indoors because honestly raising them inside in the environment that I can control the weather is less problems.
Uncle Jim’s worm farms makes millions, honestly I’m one of the little guys😂
I just started selling them towards the end of last year. I’ve been raising them for 20 years but I have also raised four children, took care of my husband and I always had jobs. So now I’m building up the business slowly and I really love it so much.
Do your research, be careful who you buy worms from or investing especially red wigglers. I personally only know one other worm farmer that has pure stock like mine.
I usually link under my videos all the supplies that I use so you can see what it is.
Wow I have never seen an ENC drop a tail. I knew the ANC did it I'll have to be careful.
I didn’t know they did that either until I actually saw one do it🫣
I had some dropped tails with a sour bin. Truly the stuff of worm farmer nightmares. Lol.
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Thanks for this. I’ve just started getting into worms and I adore my Euros!!! I’m purchased everything for this bedding and for the chow today. I’ll be mixing up both today and putting 1/2 my Euros in this mix tomorrow and we will see how they do. I’ll be feeding my wigglers the mix you make using alfalfa pellets, peat moss, chicken layer mesh, etc to supplement our kitchen scraps too. I may spout those guys too and start a breeder bin. A local small business sporting good store told me they would buy any extra large Euros and wigglers! Hopefully I’ll have enough of both by next spring.
I love your channel. I’ve never been a UA-cam watcher but you’ve got me hooked!
Quick question…what would be a fair price to sell a 25 pack of wigglers and 20 pack of Euros? I can’t find anything online with information regarding wiggler and Euro pricing in small amounts.
Thank you so much, I see people on eBay selling them in small quantities all the time, I’ve done it myself. I’ve seen prices range anywhere between $15 and up
I sifted this bin yesterday since these guys later so many cocoons and I wanted to start a cocoon bin. I stopped counting at 400, that was about 1/2 way through! Not only did they get huge, they made plenty of cocoons. There were also 5 little guys that I put back into the bin. That one bin also gave me about 1lb of casting! Couldn’t believe how quick they grew and produced. Next week I’ll be sifting my breeder bin. We will see which one produced more cocoons! Thanks again, you’ve really helped me to get things going! Can’t wait to see what I have next spring when fishing season comes around.
Which ones do you sell for fishing? Euros or Wigglers?
Most people buy the euros for fishing, but I have people buy the little ones for lake fishing. Both forms are also sold through the winter. Some people buy them for fishing in the south and some people buy them for composting. Since people are cooking more at home now they need the worms to compost all the scraps
Did those euros start out as babies in that bin? I’m guessing that’s what’s meant by “grow out” bin. 😬
They look amazing, btw!
No not babies more like teens, you put them in grow up and once you see the clitellum to make them in the grow out bin and get fat. Then they go for sale. I have finally perfected my chow
@@TheGardenAndWormLady thanks for the response. I really appreciate the help.
I’m trying to figure out the best way to manage my cocoons and juvies. You’re videos have been very helpful.
@@kevingarden340 Believe it or not even though I’ve been doing this 20 years now there are still ways that I am trying to figure out myself😄
I’m all about realness
@@kevingarden340 I just subscribed, you need to make some worm videos 😄 I’d love to see
We started out with the 5 gal. bucket system, but are not happy with the results. We bought 100 worms (not from you, unfortunately... ) After 4 months, we ended up with only 49 adult worms, with lots of babies and cocoons.
We used 1" pieces of soaked cardboard, whole leaves, shredded paper, and coco coir. We didn't mix it up, but layered it.
Your system seems to be working great, and we want to switch over to tubs.
Can you tell me how old your huge euros are?
If we added coco coir to this bedding, do we have to add lime?
Can you tell us the size of your gray bins, and the black ones? And where do you get them?
We are using them for fishing, and our garden.
We will use your link to buy stuff. Thank you so much! We enjoy your humor, and are learning a lot!
Mike and Vicki
When I had a natural ingredients like you have, I usually mix it up. Worms produce more cocoons in my experience when I raise them and Peat Moss. I have raised them in coconut coir, and I love working with that stuff but I don’t get as many cocoons. I’m not sure the age of the euros because I have them for so long. My gray tubs are 20 x 15 x 5 and I get them online at www.webstaurantstore.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAh8OtBhCQARIsAIkWb6-cJ-fkxj49nsJCJcXfhJnIzquNv1OMxoUxVBP2WT5A1SrSIIGvE4saAhq8EALw_wcB
I am not affiliated with them. They just had a good sale, and I snatched up quite a few of them. This is where I get my black tubs. amzn.to/3St0Nem
When I use Coco coir I don’t add dolomite lime . When I add people I do because Pete is very acidic. Thank you for watching. I really appreciate your support.
Where do we find your worm chow recipe ?
I just filmed my secret recipe today, i’m gonna work on the editing and then I’ll release it.
Isn’t white paper bleached? Is that good for them?
Them meaning plants
it's never bothered my worms, I've been using it for years.
It shouldn't bother the plants. Once the worms have digested the paper - any carcinogens should be removed - that is also true for pesticides that might be on food you are giving to the worms. Don't worry. Office paper is widely used in the worm scene :) Happy worming !
U don’t talk loud enough for old vets are hard of hearing
So sorry I’ll work on that ☺️