Memes Worm Sifter for Home Worm Composting
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2022
- Memes sifter is a piece of equipment you want to have in your wormery. It will save you a tremendous amount of time. Check it out at www.memesworms.com www.memesworms.com/collection...
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You can sure tell that you’ve done that more than a few times, Samantha. You make it look easy, although I know you’ve put a great deal of thought into your operation.
~ Sandra
Only a few times. lol
Don't want the ones that escape due to barometer pressure.
Nice sifter. Makes separating worms easy. Thanks for sharing.
nice sifter!
Thank you! We do sell them also.
I raise wigglers and euros but jave always wanted to have some ANCs. I was so impressed with how you handle and raise your worms, I purchaced some from you today.
Awesome!
Oh, this will make life a lot easier!
I already boutique the Worm comb.
Congratulations on reaching 1000 subscribers. This is a very helpful tool. Have a great day. 🙂
I think this is one of the best worm sifters for my personal fishing worm bins! I just bought one not to long ago on eBay. I think it's your product. I am from Burien WA.
Yeap, that should ship out either tomorrow or Tuesday!! Thank you. I know you will enjoy it.
I use a hand crank trammel compost sifter. I sifted 20 gallons of castings in 14 minutes through .25 inch screen. Easy to build. Not very expensive. You should try one.
Would love to see a photo
Looks like the process works great 👍
It does we still use them for smaller orders
Congratulations 🍾🎊🎉!!!
Awesome vid, I built mine when I first started as well, they just keep going!!
They work awesome
Nice presentation. I was led to you by another video. I raise just enough for fishing, but I’m looking to improve my plant beds with more castings than I already have.
So glad you found us!!
Congrats on reaching 1k!!!!! Now look for your 4000 watchtimes and you can apply to be monetized🤩
I'm 300 hrs away!!
Looks easy
Very much so
I found the small one on your web site.
Cool.
You said you started 4 years ago with a cup of worms. How many more did you purchase.
I purchased alot as i started selling before i was producing enough to sell. I would buy in bulk and then resell. I have lost many worms by making mistakes. I have no idea how many thousands of pounds of worms i have bought. Still have to sometimes!!
I notice you have holes in many of your trays. Is that for excess moisture to drain?
It was but I never had excess liquid so I do t even put holes in them anymore.
I’m trying to find where to get those large pans she is sifting into and out of.
Lowes mortar trays are what they are called. You find them in the cement section
@@MemesWorms thank you! I will be there when it opens. 🍻🫡
@@JRsBullet glad i could help. If you dont have the sifter i hughly recommend it. I use mine daily!!
Hello, let us know when you start selling the smaller one let us know. I am very interested. Jane
Should be out by next week
@@MemesWorms Thank you.
Thanks; I will order from you in late August or early September. It is just too hot 🔥 right now in Southern California; temps as high as 106. My question do you sell, or can I purchase just Eisenia fetida not mixed. I only need about 1/4 pound.
Hi Sweet Jane. Right now we only have the mix. May I ask why you don't want a mix? It helps us understand what folks are looking for a pure stock for? You don't have to answer. If you prefer to text 2295070203 or email memesworms@gmail.com
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I have heard Indian blues like to escape, with weather. I am just getting started with vermicompost. I am a little squeamish starting out.
@@gavan1988 i have found that too. And the euros wont survive my hot temps either. Try tresco they are located in sonoma ca. And breed only red wigglers. Aka eisenia fetida. I spelled those wrong. But i ended up going there and they were great.
I am trying to put aside enough to buy the sifters. It’s difficult on such a fix3d income. Hwr, on the bright side, the bin I started from the 2lbs red wigglers I bought from you in late June, 2022, are going like gangbusters! I checked in/fed the worms yesterday. There are worms of all ages from adults to juveniles to babies, & even cocoons! I used some castings from that bin to set out my cold garden crop of collards & broccoli. 😊
That is so awesome to hear!!
I live in SC and want to raise fishing size worms for myself and family for bream fishing. My redworms just seem to stay to small but recently started trying to fatten them----not sure yet if I can get them fatter yet? Which worm would you suggest that could still be a composting worm that also are not picky about temperature? I like your set-up, just recently found you and Subscribed. Thanks
The European Nightcrawler is what you are looking for. www.memesworms.com/collections/worms/products/european-nightcrawlers-bait-sized
Hi Samantha! Im attempting to get my adult ENCs to bait size. Im using the smaller mortar trays with about 1lb of worms per tray. Can I pack them in tighter without compromising there size? Thanks!
it's best to get them to bait size first. The reason we have them in 10# is they are ready to ship.
Iwasgoing to build one and opted to not as it seemed the screen hardware cloth looked rough on worm skin. Unsure about finding a non scratchy solution.
We don't rake the worms over it. We let them go down into the material
Hello and thank you for all your work showing and teaching others. I don't see anybody selling "American Night Crawlers" I don't know why, do you have any theory why no one is listing and selling the common American Night Crawler.
I personally havent heard that name. Do you know what the scientific name is?
@@MemesWorms The best I can find is Lumbricus terrestris and the best descriptor is they have a flatter rounded tail sort of like a beaver tail, and a European worm has a longer tapered tail. Supposedly that's the main difference from a European nightcrawler. They are all over the lawns around here after a heavy rain. Do you think the two worms are actually the same worm just called by different names. Thank you for being so open with what you teach I am a new subscriber and setting up my first worm bin.
@Hawk Alougee that would be a Canadian Nightcrawler I believe. If so, you can find them up north and Canada too. Too hot in the south to grow unless you have a refrigerated space.
@@MemesWorms Thank you for your help we are in southern Oregon, learning a lot from you.
Have you ever made the smaller tray. version of this sifter as mentioned.
I want one but smaller. I would ɓuy it.
I am new to this thank you.
Jane G.
@JJSWEETJANE YES WE HAVE SMALL AND LARGE
You mention allowing the castings to 'dry out' before using the sifter, how do you do the drying out? FYI, I love your videos and ordered and received 2000 reds from you. they said to tell you hi.
Hi Larry. Let them dry some by not adding any water or keeping anything over them that will cause condensation. Not dry to much. Worms do need moisture to breath.
I had to find a sifter that was 1/12. The 1/8 allows too many to go through.
You can always change out the size wire. Not really that hard. The design of these are very simple and light weight. Very easy on the arms, hands and back.
@@MemesWorms they look great. But when i tried to find a smaller wire i couldnt find it. So i had to get one premade for miners. The kind they use over a 5 gallon bucket. Its not the best solution and it takes forever. And its hard on the back. But it was all i could find in a pinch. Will your carpenter customize a set with the smaller wire? I am really interested in a better way than i have now. I am disabled and need something that is easier on the body than what i have now. I had to let the bins fill to capacity as far as population goes because i just cant do more than 4 bins without getting stick in the bed for two days until the swelling in back goes down.
The smallest we use is 1\8" wire. It will catch most of the cocoons and babies. What few get through you could let sit to hatch for about a month and then bait out any that hatched.
Thanks; I will order from you in late August or early September. It is just too hot 🔥 right now in Southern California; temps as high as 106. My question do you sell, or can I purchase just Eisenia fetida not mixed. I only need about 1/4 pound.
Sounds good!