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Does the clear container with the worms have holes at the bottom? I wanted to put the worms in my clear bin, but I heard that it's better to have them in an opaque bin. Have you found a difference in using a clear bin versus one that is not?

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Nice worm population and castings

can you feed the strawberry plant leaves to the worms?

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Thanks for sharing your journey and the wealth of knowledge!

That is definitely a nice worm farming system.

Fantastic setup video!! I loved the time lapse of the ENC's diving down!! Great points about Uncle Jim's and the mix versus pure worms. Thanks for the shout out!! I'm so glad you showed the setup with the inoculating trays, I didn't do that in the setup video I made two years ago and I wish I had!! Again, excellent video!!🪱🪱🪱

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Nice looking worm tower🇳🇿🪱❤️

Nice set up video! Patrick is a great resource for these tower systems. ~ Sandra

Throw those weeds away

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Your garden looks great can’t wait to see how the tomatoes grow 🇳🇿❤️

Looks beautiful 🤗

If those are tomatoes, you do realize those are like the easiest plants to grow?

To get cocoons you need to have sexually mature worms. In bins your size about 250 would be good

With your garden you don't kned to buy all the commercial fertiliser. or the stuff to turn your soil acidic. All you need to do is the wood chips every year and use your worm castings. Look up the original back to Eden garden and the Tour videos, you will learn alot from them

Hmm yes sifting

Your lettuce are going to love the worm castings 🇳🇿❤️🪱

Love the journey! 🪱

It's also worth waiting to see what develops if you suspect cocoons. The familiar bedding and bubble wrap should help. ~ Sandra

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Nice walk-through of your garden and worm farm operation. I did a video showing a deep dive into the science behind worm reproduction and cardboard, along with sawdust, rated among the highest bedding materials. Of course, everyone's conditions are different and the researchers used specific parameters to do the comparison. I think reproduction also is seasonal, with a burst in the spring. I certainly notice a cocoon boom about now. ~ Sandra

If worms are coming out of your bin then you have a problem with that bin. If your worms are happy they wont come out. There can be a lot of reason why they are unhappy. 99% of the time my bins are fine but i still find things that make them unhappy. Allways test new ingredients in one bin first.

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Thanks for sharing! You have a nice size place. I haven't gotten into composting yet but will definitely come back to your videos for tips.

Just discovered you on youtube and now added you to my watch lists, nice vlog specially the worm farming compost piece, however why not just be yourself and talk with no ping pong music in the background as it overrides your voice and after a short while ping pong music starts to get on my nerves, just an idea, keep up the vlogs

I’ve never felt more enlightened 🌱

I love what you are doing, but some small tips. Don't use white shredded paper, and please take the stickers off your produce. I will delete this comment after a week or so.

"Company Secrets" That's Hilarious

love it when plant daddy posts!

I like the slow intro. Just very chilled.

Your worm farms are breeding well nicely done and there is no shortage of shredded cardboard or paper around 🪱🇳🇿

Odds you drink the shot glass

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worms will stay for ever .

I recommend apple cider vinegar. You get the same result but it is lighter and you can actually see the ff in the bottom.

Pesky fruit flies!!! New subscriber!!!

Have you considered not separating and raising/selling a mix?

Nice fat heathy worms good to see your worms eggs hatching 🪱🇳🇿

Your worms were behaving quite well staying in the corner of the bin. You have a good system going.

I gave you a like just because you are attempting to try your hand at this gardening thing. But maaaaan this hurts. lol.🤣Why didn't you just remove the flower buds and allow the branches to grow more? It's not going to kill them but I wouldn't start pruning until the 3rd or 4th year. Be encouraged.

sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh whats your skin care routine??

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Really Can't Wait to See More Videos. You have a really nice setup. I should have watched this video first, then I wouldn't had said anything about an overhead shot. Funny. Keep it up, can be very rewarding. Good Luck!!

Really nice video. Your worms look great. Looks like you spend a good amount of time to take care of them. Get you a tripod to put your camera on to shoot from overhead because you have nice light and good looking worms and I would love to see them better. Way to go on your worm farm. Have a wonderful day.