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You inspired me to plant my seedlings today!! I have a similar garden knife and absolutely love it!! It will be interesting to see if the center watering device makes the plants around it grow better!! Excellent video Rick!!🪱🪱🪱

Nice tool, Rick 👍😎👍

You just saved me like an hour. Whatever part of you told you to make this video and share it, trust that part of you! Thanks man. Was always thinking to remove the tape with a parallel force since that’s the way it goes on… but really perpendicular force is the answer

I just love your natural bedding bin, pill bug control, throw a spider in there, lol. I have a spider in my cft bin, it has been keeping the larger critters at bay. You will definitely pull some awesome castings from that bin. I think I got my original pound of red wigglers winter of 2019, best thing I ever did for the garden, who knows how many thousands have been produced since. Bubble wrap rules! Stay Well!!!!

What year is the blower made

I enjoy updates on this bin.

Love the natural bedding, Rick. I once did a relocation of my roly-poly's when one bin had plenty and another bin didn't have any. They're cute (and helpful) little guys! ~ Sandra

Bin looks great, worms really power through the leaves!

The worms are well fed.

I bet that feeding is mostly, if not completely gone when you check back in, you could probably harvest that tray if you needed castings. We are dipping down to the 30's early next week, I have to start harvesting my outside 50 gal grow bag bins. Usually I do not pulverise food, but in this case I think I will to collect as many as I can. I am not worried about the cold killing them as much as the worms will really slow down, time to bring them in. Stay Well my friend, how's the brassicas doing?

I have had an Echo leaf blower for over 15 years, starts up every year. Nice size particles for making leaf mold, compost and worm bedding. It is nice to be able to justify buying toys. Stay Well!!!

Hey Rick, I think I can speak on behalf of all the worms and say they really like this system and how you're managing it. 😂😉 ~ Sandra

Good morning, Rick, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 Milton is still blowing over, but the worst is passed.🙏🌀🙏 3 weeks, and it looks they ate it all. I like the bigger feeding. Nice job ❤

I'll bet the worms would enjoy the shredded leaves, too

How big this can be ? I am looking for 5-6 feet diameter & 3 feet high.

Leaf mulch has been a superb investment Rick. We love a bit of kale here. Some great winter eating for you.

Very helpful demo

This is the simplest method I have seen. Just a question -- Do I need to wash the egg shells? Some videos recommend using egg shells only from boiled eggs. Is that how it's meant to be done? Thank you for any help! :)

Looking good Rick. I've got a few more weeks before I can move brassicas outside.

Hey Rick, I have brassica bed envy! Like you, I always give older seeds a chance. You got a good germination rate from those seeds. I see in the comments that you already found a cabbage worm, so you covered the bed. I planted my kale a few weeks ago without protection and they were gone within a week. Your starts should be old enough to stand a nibble. ~ Sandra

Hey Rick! Have you planted this late in the season before? At what temp will the broccoli stop? I am still picking side shoots of broccoli I planted in July, Should have started another batch, never have enough broccoli stored for the winter. Can I get those seed starter cells through your channel on Amazon? The soil in that raised bed looks amazing. I always throw some castings in transplant holes, mainly because I have so many. Hope you do an update when you start harvesting. Stay Well my friend!!!!

To hinder pests, will you be placing a screen over the new starts to give them a fighting chance?

Very nice plant starts 🙂going into beautiful looking soil. These plants will be happy campers.

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Good morning, Rick, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 Nice Fall Garden 👌 Enjoy the cooler weather ❤Peggy❤

I could use one of those!😊❤

Wow!! That's awesome 😊❤

Cool watering system!! Nice seedlings!! My celery didn't germinate this year...must be old seeds! Great video!!🪱🪱🪱

Bin looks really healthy Rick. The horizontal migration works pretty good with the plastic totes. I dumped about 8 gallons of unscreened castings in a bed before I planted some beans, the beans never came up, but I have some huge squash plants that the seeds must have been in the castings. I have a feeling I am going to get some weird hybrid squash if they have time to develop. How many 300 games have you bowled? That is truly awesome. Stay Well!!!

Nasty hook you have there Rick! Congratulations! Keep em' coming!

Wow 🙌🏼👏🏼

Good morning, Rick, from Windermere Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 Congratulations 🎊 on 300!!!! Your worms 🪱 and Castings look great. We give coffee grounds that have spices with no problem. ❤Peggy❤

I’m currently not raising worms. But watching this tweeks my interest in starting a bin.

That is amazing Rick!!🪱🪱🪱

Wow...another 300 game. Congrats Rick.

Hi Rick, I feed my worms chai tea leaves, which have a lot of spice and they are fine. Congratulations on the 300! ~ Sandra

Unstoppable.

I have diy ones. It is a life saver in the drought.😃👍🏼🪱

Oya pots seem to be a great watering system in semi-arid climates - nice to see someone is providing easy solutions. Congrats on that 2k my friend.

Im excited to see how it does for you! The one I have has definitely made a difference so far.

Thanks for the demo 👍I've been wondering about this watering system.

Yikes 👍

Wow! Your little winter starts look good 👍 Of course, I made it this far! W/ads❤

Good job, Rick 👍 Congratulations on 2,000 ❤ Happy 1st of Autumn 🍂 ❤Peggy❤

Hey Rick , too bad you have to remove it for the winter. I wonder if you could just cap the top and let it sit in the ground empty? Good idea to get all those seeds started ahead of time. I started mine directly in large plant containers and they aren't taking off as quickly as I would like. Except for my cilantro - I've been enjoying massive crops of that for the past two weeks! ~ Sandra

Great Rick - Ill love to see how well it goes.

Nice watering system. Congratulations on reaching 2000 subscribers.

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Hey Rick! What might be interesting, would be to see how quickly the worms go through a feeding of just pulp from the juicer. I bet with the worm population you have in there it would be gone in 4 or 5 days.

Greetings and success always from Indonesia 🇮🇩 ❤❤