The Single Best Worm Bedding
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2020
- Watch to see why wood chips are the single best worm bedding. Learn what type of wood chips you need.
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Support my channel by clicking the links below (or copy and paste in your browser) and shopping with my partner programs:
See the Special Deals at My Patriot Supply: www.PrepWithGreg.com
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Green Gregs has teamed up with True Leaf Market to bring you a great selection of seed for your spring planting. Check it out: www.pntrac.com/t/TUJGRklGSkJGTU1IS0hCRkpIRk1K
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Do you happen to sell this awesome worm bedding sir??
My bedding for my first bin was the crud from my gutters. They're loving life 1.5 months later. Plenty of baby euros
I did just that...I bought extra seeds to give to my neighbors....God Bless 🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
Happy dancing here! I have some of the partially decomposed wood chips just sitting here....worm buddies are going to have some fun....!
Greg. I'm waiting for some worms!!! I'm starting my worm bed from your videos showing how to (your exact directions). I'm so ready it's BAD!!!
Thanks so much for all you do, Greg. You're a massive wealth of information!
I appreciate all that you do, Thank You!
I’ve just found your channel. Love, love, love your message, delivery, and info.
I started adding some wood chips in my bins recently. Looking forward to seeing the results
Flippin love it!!!
I learn so much from this channel
Thanks, Gregs!
Great information. My respects to you from Ireland. Subscribed .
The lignocellulose from sawdust and woodchips adds very good water holding capacity to the compost when decomposed. We impregnate those materials in liquid nitrogen fertilizer before adding them to the worm bins. Bigger woodchips promote aeration inside the compost heap.
Keep up the good work.
Ready to buy some worms :) Hope you ramp up soon. I am sure you will announce with a video, when you are back in action. Excited to buy for the first time.
That's why I'm here. I've been waiting too.
Thankyou , so much.
Wood chips and coffee from my local coffee shop are the basis of most of my worm farm. All of which I get for free.
Ooh, you can put coffee grounds? Worms like coffee grounds? I have a bunch saved up, I was saving it for my garden but I've been too sick to start a Garden. I have Lyme, that makes me so weak I can barely make one meal a day. I'm growing the worms for my turtle I've had 18 years, they stopped selling his fav food. The only other thing he will eat is worms & live goldfish. I can't get to the store for either because of the stupid virus that has ruined everyone's year! I'm deducting a year from my age! I'm not going to count this year.
@@redpilled4781 Straight coffee is an herbicide. I found that out the hard way
I've been wanting to do this
hey greg good video
thank you
You are welcome
hooray for worm videos!
I missed you on both the weather channel and tv. Could you maybe post them on your RUclips channel, please?
This man has taken time to offer some great advise on proper bedding for worms, some of you got schooled, and learned some good things, from watching.
Then you got your folks that want to comment about the creator talking too much?
What is wrong with you people? It's his video? He does it for free to help people who are seeking information about this? You folks are antagonist, and probably gripe about every single thing you do, see, hear, taste, and smell, all day, everyday?
Thank you for your tutorial, sir. It was very helpful. Don't mind the one's that choose to comment negative thoughts.
They really can't help themselves.? They lack respect, the ability to focus their attention more than 11 seconds on any one subject.
Prayers for the short syndrome commentators posting these absurd comments. People need to try and be supportive and kind.
That goes for every aspect in their lives. They will be much more effective, productive, and feel much better about their lives and themselves.
Explore that small mind you have, instead of being programmed? Those who lived many years before the internet, know how to use their heads and learn by trying different ways to accomplish and learn about things by trial and error. Those who have known nothing but the internet existence, you have so many resources to research different subjects, and learning ways of doing things, just a click away.
So, my point is...if you have the internet of resources, and you don't know how to do anything? Then you're really lazy and have no desire to increase your knowledge about anything.
I’m eagerly waiting for you to start selling worms again!!!!!!
Hello Greg, I only have oaks on my prop
And my ? Is could I use oak leaf mulch as bedding for my earth worms/ Night crawlers?
Question for you. I had always understood that the inner wood of a tree is pretty devoid of nutrients and is mostly carbon which, while helpful, won't sustain a plant in itself. That's why tree bark is so in demand. It has all the nutrients. Many nutrients go to the leaves too, which is why leaf mold (composted leaves) is about the most expensive compost you can buy. If you can find it. I've always had good experience with homemade leaf mold in my potting mixes. Perhaps you were talking about after the wood has composted down? I don't know, I have a lot to learn about wood and compost I'm sure, but I thought I should ask.
I figured leaves would be best. They breakdown faster. I collect a bunch each fall.
I was wondering the same thing. Also, if you get a truckload of wood chips isn’t it possible to potentially get wood from trees that were sprayed with pesticides. I am more comfortable using ingredients for bedding that I know is organic.
I have found green worms in my wood chip pile. Now the pile has been on the ground since late spring early summer this year. It has taken me this long to move it due to my work schedule and the weather. But that being said do you have any idea what variety of worm this year's? It is green in color.
I really hurt my worms! Dumped some moldy GMO chicken feed in. Wasnt much but enough to slow down reproduction. Learned my lesson the hard way.
How does gmo hurt them?
Thanks for this information
I think my comment didn't post. Could juniper tree be suitable? Not really sure if it's a pine or not
Any suggestions for getting rid of mites in my worm bin?? Thanks!
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Hey Greg, I raise red worms and euro worms, I am under the impression that any of the deciduous tree leaves make great worm bedding, easy to get, lots of nutrients and microbes in the leaves. Wouldn’t wood chips take quite a bit of time to break down into humus before you could use them for worm bedding?
I throw my rabbit bedding the wood pellets so cheap only $6 for 40 pounds but I don’t know if it’s the same like wood chip he’s talking about .
Newspaper work?? Always heard that
I have access to a ton of tulip tree mulch and I’m wondering if that would work good for worms?
Indeed!
@@greengregs okay thankyou 🙏👍
Do you screen them first?
Can composted saw dust be used?
I started composting with night crawlers about 6 months ago and in the last month I have been finding at least one night crawler dead everyday and sometimes I even find 4 or 5 that are dead or dying. I’m using coconut husk, tulip tree mulch, some dirt from my back yard, paper and cardboard as bedding plus I add coffee grounds and calcium about once every month or two, which is what I see a lot of people using so I don’t think that’s it and I only ever feed them once a week and I only feed them vegetables and fruit. Do you think this is normal or should I be concerned? I have two 30 gal bins with around 1000 worms in each one.
You might just be reaching a population ceiling for the size container you have. They naturally cull themselves off and manage their own population pretty good. If you notice the population fluctuating or steadily decreasing, or a sudden decrease in productivity, than that is a concern. But worms will naturally die off at a certain population density.
I'm on a forum that discusses keeping salamanders. It covers care of and raising worms as food. I've seen talk of there being salt in coir and to rinse it very well. I've also seen a video on you tube with some species of worms totally avoiding coir. They were only found on the side with shreded paper moistened of course. He didn't mention rinsing and may not be aware of the salt. I do read that some breeders avoid it all together. I've also read that it can be used sparingly in a good bedding mix of shredded paper products. I just come across a product called magic worm bedding, along with Fragile brand as well. These come with feed mixed in it. It really just looks like finely ground paper. Its fluffy and pretty sure the grayish color is the inked paper. Good luck with your worms.
What about bamboo leaves? I'm cutting down a lot of bamboo that a previous owner cursed my yard with. I'll use some fore trellis, but can I use the leaves for the worms I plan to raise?
Compost those leaves ad some worms to see if they consume them. Keep em like that for a few weeks, if their still alive than you can continue with those leaves. I bet they will do just fine. Best
the 2 local home depots quick stocking seeds.
WOW! Click mt link to True Leaf Market!
For the season or for good? Many stores send unsold seeds back to the distributor. They probably sell hybrid stuff you can't save seeds from anyway. Big seed companies will go with some place like Semantis as a supplier. They certainly aren't opposed to GMOs
@@user-io3hy4zb4s my friend that works at 2 of them says they havent been restocking what they have been selling for 6 months, and now they just trashed them and no longer have a seed section. yes i never bought from them anyways i have stocked up on heirloom seeds.
Eric Ferguson i can only report that all seeds were thrown in the trash and seed racks were removed. Maybe theyll be back next year.
Eric Ferguson we’ll have to see, hopefully the public isnt getting cut off!
what about coffee grounds?
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Pulled some taters out of the ground. Had been eaten by a critter. I have earth worms the size of snakes. 😁😂 Do they eat potatoes? Cuz moles don't and I don't have moles.
All my worms died. I don’t know what I did wrong
Maybe you over fed them.
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Dont seeds only last a year? What if you can plant for a couple of years, dont think they will last.
Some seeds last a year. Many seeds last year's. It depends on the type and how you store them. Study up!
Some seeds are only good for a year, some, like wheat, are good for thousands assuming they aren't destroyed by mold or something.
If you're talking about seeds found in manure, they can last several years depending on conditions. I garden with cow manure as I have an endless supply. The two year old mixture of rotted manure & hay I use will always push up a crop of weeds when I fill a bed with it. Not really a problem though unless you're doing it on huge scale - just a little weeding & its fine.
Shannon, I planted squash seeds that were supposed to be planted 2 years ago & not a single one sprouted. I'm not a newbie. I have houseplants alive 14 years & hardened for 10 years in containers. How do you get the old seeds to germinate?
@@redpilled4781 This year I've had mixed results with old seeds. Two year old coourgette/zuchini seeds came up no problem, but the old beet seeds I planted didn't throw up a single plant. My storage regime has been slack, & this year I will be freezing my saved seeds, which I'm told preserves them almost indefinitely. As for getting old seeds to germinate there's a few tricks people use depending on what plant is being grown. Some need soaking first while others benefit from being put in a fridge before sowing. With others it helps to scarify the seed casing (without breaking it) before planting. Really horses for courses.
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Have you ever, or ever considered, adding rock dust/volcanic ash/sea minerals to your worm beds or worm tea making? I have read that the microbia will incorporate the minerals into bioavailable forms. Molasses in the worm tea is wonderful! As the “leftover” from sugar extraction, it has the mineral density of the soil in which it was grown. One of the major problems with our crops today is the mineral depletion of our soils. I am currently rereading “Dirt” by David Montgomery and “Collapse” by Jared Diamond, both of which document the consequences of agricultural erosion. SCARY READING. NOT NOT NOT FICTION! The Greater Creator put us in charge of HIS garden, and we will answer to HIM for our stewardship. One of the classic definitions of insanity is repeating an action while expecting a different result. Such has been the use of the plow. Many blessings!
That's why grocery store fruits & veggies taste like cardboard. I take one bite & throw it out. They used to rest a field, use one to grow one year then switch. It's disgusting how greed has taken over.
Red Pilled Dirt and Collapse will give you nightmares. They document how short term greed and soil mining agriculture have destroyed and/or are destroying our ability to feed ourselves worldwide, and it has been going on for millennia. EARTH MUST BE FED!!! Nature does not create waste; it recycles.
Red Pilled There are multiple reasons why commercial crops are flavorless compared to traditional crops. Yes, they are being grown in nutrient deficient soils. They also have been bred for uniformity of size, shape, and maturation.They have NOT been bred for flavor. They have generally been picked green, as soon as they reach full size, for long term storage. There are very few crops which MUST be allowed to ripen on the plant. They have been bred to ship and store, to be “profitable,” not delectable. Traditional, now mostly backyard, crops, ARE bred for flavor. Picked ripe, at their flavor peak, some are so delicate that they hardly survive the trip from plant to kitchen. (I’m thinking peaches.) I will save my rants on commercial vs. backyard growing practices for another time.
talk so long u finally get to the topic and i have to rewind!!!
U talk to much