Maze Worm Farm Long Term Review
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2022
- Maze Worm Farm Long Term Review with Agri Horticulturist Marty Ware.
If you are considering purchasing this worm farm I would recommend it.
It's a solid performer for those who are just starting out or have limited space.
I also recommend you watch this video on how to set up your very first Maze Worm Farm.
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Hi Marty. John-Peter from Compost Revolution. Glad you loved everything about The Farm (we designed it, Maze build it) apart from the lid having no air vents. This was a deliberate decision. One of the biggest killers of worm farms is flooding due to blocked taps and air holes in flat lids. We turned the design on its head, with a solid leak-free lid and an unblockable drain in an open-air bottom. Our farm breaths through its floor, not its roof!. This makes it perfect for indoors AND outside, rain, hail or shine. On my own balcony, I have 4 trays on The Farm, making it larger capacity than our competitor (who ripped PS) Enjoy!!
It's a good idea. I wish I was told these points a little deeper at the time. Taps that block are a pain,,and yes airflow is required. Thanks for commenting here JP. I don't have one of these anymore, but they are great little farms for sure!😀😎
Very informative, thank you! I've been considering getting one of these to expand my Vermicomposting. Very helpful!
Good to hear another review of the maze. I bought my first one last year after I watched your first reviews. I live in a tiny home and keep mine in a lower cupboard. It has been very successful!
Thanks for sharing your experience with us all Alisa
Super review Marty!! Thanks for showing us the pros & cons. I like the sleek look and the handles! Those castings are looking fantastic!!! Great video!!🪱🪱🪱
Right on!
Great review Marty.
Thank you kindly AJ
Really great review. I have the Maze and I agree it has been a great farm as a complete beginner to Worm Farming. I agree it is very sturdy and the lid is clearly designed to fit really well. Just need to watch how you're putting the trays on so it slides in correctly. Really cost effective too. Not expensive to buy at Bunnings. I have the plastic legs on mine just to raise it up a bit. I suspect I'll want my next worm farm to be a little bigger, but I'm SO happy I started my journey with this one.
Yes, good as a starter and to keep actually as you expand out Sharon. Thanks for sharing your experience wit us all.
Great little farm..seems well constructed..I just use old woodchip bags with holes throughout so my worms can free range but they always stay as I fill with half composted waste from hotbin composters which they love and coir at the base....top layer is thick shredded cardboard soaked with rainwater....they breed like crazy in sacks under a tree and I enjoy sorting it all out manually. The proper farms look super though, nice review 👌
Hi Mandy. I real like hearing how others farm worms in different ways. Thanks for sharing with my community..probably a few will try the woodchip bag hhehe
Happy Easter brother!
Same to you my friend
Very encouraging to see yours doing so well. The Maze instructions say to flush the farm with 5L of water during the hot season. Does it matter what the source of the water is or type of water (ie. faucet, bottled or rainwater)? Are you suppose to squeeze the water from the bedding after flushing or will it drain on it's own? I remember as a kid trying something like this and the worms drowned, so I'm concerned about risking an investment in worms. Thank you very much for your advice and your videos!
Thanks for the video! This is really helpful.
You're welcome!
Very nice little worm farm
Thanks for sharing your thoughts NE Worms😀
You should check out the FCMP Outdoor Bin. It's a Canadian version of the Maze. It's about the same size, but with larger holes protrude down further into the lower bin. I just set it up 2 weeks ago. I would like to get a Hungry Bin, but it is too expensive in Canada. Between $400-500 Canadian.
We dont have them here
Setting up top layer for Maze worm farm
Bedding is important
Nice Marty
I’ll stick with my 3 larger volume homemade but this is still good info to know if someone asks me to recommend a simple farm setup
Yes, so many options that's for sure,,DIY is a good way to go if your handy and have the time😀
@@martysgarden and I was lucky enough to be given all the hydroponic trays that it’s made out of if I had to buy them it would of added up quickly. I should send u a photo of my setup
Got the tumbleweed version. I think its a tad better than the maze. Imo tumbleweed make the best worm farms. Even Bunnings sell the taps, which is a far cheaper option for those willing to build their own farm. Been experimenting with adding spagnum moss in the top mixed with the food/cardboard to retain mostuire and the worms love it from experience. They even go wild if you add some bokashi in with the food. Youll see the most worms in ages and they all group up. I find it's great to reduce and move worm numbers to other farms.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts here. I plan to compare the Tumbleweed cube against the Maze soon actually😀
@@martysgarden I just think the small holes in the lid of the farm works great if you want to water and not remove the lid, the only downside is the liquid collector tray is too small, so you need to be careful overwater or you'll flush out your worms
Hi Marty... on a low low income could you recommend a cheap way of setting up a worm farm for the first time please...
Hi Christina,,Tote worm farm,,foam box with a lid. The foam boxes they store lettuce in work really well. You can also put another smaller foam box with holes inside another foam box without a lid. Hope that helps
Love t, I have one.❤
Good for small spaces
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thanks
I want to s up second tier maze worm Farm😊
When the bedding is eaten we add a second tier
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Yo to the wizard!
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Marty.... Either you're a paid sponsor for product or you're way off the "mark" for the audience!
You'll do alot better with your channel if you provide sound advice for the beginner.....
Nobody desires to start a worm farm for a high monetary cost.
Like I said above you'll do better if you show a cost effective way, ie. We all can build the same worm farm for under $40 AU !
Provide your audience with real knowledge not adhoc jargon!👍
Consider it fed back literally ❤️
YOU ARE WAY OFF, if you see my videos on this farm I mention I have never once been paid. It's a bit of an insult to call me out on that! Way off the mark,,people actually buy this product so I am doing my best to help them. Not everyone does DIY.