Basic Worm Bin Getting Back to The Basics

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025

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  • @caseysherron2127
    @caseysherron2127 Месяц назад +2

    Thanks for this video! Just a little personal story, my husband called Meme just last week and he’s very talkative and this beautiful lady here answered All of his questions and even called him back when she got out of the Post Office! She truly is a beautiful Soul with a Wealth of knowledge ❤ Thank You 🙏🏾

  • @LibertyHand
    @LibertyHand Год назад +10

    Generational Farming is the way to go!
    Thanks for starting square-one with this. A few of the kids I teach will be watching these with me to learn more and they can raise worms for their school and home gardens.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +2

      That is awesome!!! Send me pic of the group!!

    • @LibertyHand
      @LibertyHand Год назад

      @@MemesWorms I'll tag you on my Instagram. We confirmed yesterday all parents signed off on allowing their pictures to go to social media. Future farmers and worm farmers!

  • @brianseybert192
    @brianseybert192 Год назад +14

    Terrific video helping people starting a worm bin. Everything you touched on was spot on. You do not need fancy worm bins, do not need fancy equipment, do not need to drill holes, do not need lids with screens. Today I treat my worms basically the same way you do, except I now use grow bags.
    One of the best things I did when I started gardening 4 years ago was starting my worm bin. I firmly believe every serious gardener should raise worms. A good video for you would be to explain all the benefits of worm castings, and the many ways they can be used.
    I wish I had all this information when I started raising worms 4 years ago. Made every mistake in the book, still goof up once in a while. I totally agree with all the amendments, creating a booming microbial environment for the worms.
    Anyone asking where to get worms or supplies I will definitely send your way. I had my own business for over 30 years and word of mouth was my best advertising.
    I wish you and your family all the success you deserve.
    Have a warm and loving holiday season. Stay Well !!!

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад

      Awe thank you. I would love for you to send any info on how to use the castings... im an expert on growung worms but not the castings side of things!! If you would here is my email memesworms@gmail.com i would be happy to do a video!!

  • @NanasWorms
    @NanasWorms Год назад +7

    I get the warm fuzzies just listening to you talk about your family, Samantha. It's a labour of love for sure. By the way, so many people have told me how sore their hands get cutting up dry cardboard. I told them to presoak it and then rip it by hand and they can't believe they didn't know that trick! All the best to you and your family!
    ~ Sandra

  • @vermibec
    @vermibec Год назад +4

    Love the. Speech at the end 🔥 and great info in the video ❤

  • @dougrossman7135
    @dougrossman7135 Год назад +4

    I love how you keep it simple like it should be thanks

  • @p.a.turner8240
    @p.a.turner8240 Год назад +3

    Hey Meme this is great!!! The nightcrawlers i got from you are doing fantastic too! I love my new wormies. God bless and keep you and your family. :)

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад

      Thank you so glad your worms are making you happy!!!!

  • @gwi8373
    @gwi8373 Год назад +2

    First time here and your making me very hungry while your feeding your worms. Nice one

  • @brgovender8879
    @brgovender8879 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. Very basic but at the same time very informative. You kept it simple and cost effective. Thank you for sharing.

  • @AJsGreenTopics
    @AJsGreenTopics Год назад +2

    Meme thank you for taking the time to share your worm bin setup. 🙂

  • @JackieMcMillan
    @JackieMcMillan 11 месяцев назад +1

    Meme, thank you so much for making this so accessible, I have a lot more ideas about how to seriously cut down the waste we're shipping out of our campground.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  11 месяцев назад

      So glad you found it!!

  • @Humorous25
    @Humorous25 Год назад +2

    I thought this was a great little video. I'm glad I found it. Thanks for sharing everyone

  • @debbiegarrett2035
    @debbiegarrett2035 Год назад +6

    Here in NE Oklahoma we are lucky to have a mushroom farm. The name is J & M farms and is in Miami, OK. You can buy the mushroom compost by the yard. They may sell it by the bag. It’s great for your garden but it’s pretty hot when you first get it. It’s best if you let it set for a season before putting it on your garden. I feed it to my worms just a little bit at a time.

    • @farmerbobsgarden5554
      @farmerbobsgarden5554 Год назад +3

      hi there debbie. i am also in NE Oklahoma and have some worm beds also. i use mine for the worm dirt for my large garden. i sell veggies on the side of the road on route 66 between Vinita and Claremore. i love the mushroom bedding from J&M farms.

    • @debbiegarrett2035
      @debbiegarrett2035 Год назад +2

      @@farmerbobsgarden5554 My husband and I have a cattle ranch on Spring River in Miami. I have been messing with worms since 2002. I keep them for my small garden and friends and family. I love feeding my food waste to them. Well it’s great to know you are in my area. I thought I was the only worm farmer in these parts of Oklahoma.

  • @louisvello2513
    @louisvello2513 Месяц назад +1

    I enjoy all your video's One question will the worms try to escape the bedding in this video? I make a more involved bedding, but I don't have to leave lights on, I never have any escape.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Месяц назад

      No they love this bedding so no reason to want to leave.

  • @celestinetaieb1101
    @celestinetaieb1101 9 месяцев назад +1

    So good to see another strong entrepreneurial woman in the worm business! I am just getting started with my compost business and excited to order some worms from you😊

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  9 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much for the support. Im always here to help!

  • @jimraelee
    @jimraelee 2 месяца назад +1

    KISS... great reminder thanks

  • @coolcatwildworld5351
    @coolcatwildworld5351 Год назад +3

    #1! Up early this morning learning the basics from Meme the worm Queen. 🪱 👑

  • @theloveofgrowing9519
    @theloveofgrowing9519 Год назад +2

    bless your heart thanks for the knowledge

  • @deborahsmith6366
    @deborahsmith6366 11 месяцев назад +1

    I love your videos, very informative

  • @tamathystreptiles-tammy1356
    @tamathystreptiles-tammy1356 Год назад +2

    I'm thinking about starting a compost bin with European night crawlers. I have a toad that will eat them for one. The other is, I use shredded aspen or hemp bedding for my snake enclosures, and was wondering if I can use it in the compost bin as bedding? Since I saw rabbit poop being used by someone in their compost, would snake or gecko poop work too, or does it need to come from an herbivore! I use egg crates and paper towels in my gargoyle gecko and crested gecko enclosures, which get pooped on. It would be cool if I can decrease garbage waste, and provide food for my toad.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +1

      I have never tried that. I would do a test first with a small amount of worms and see how they react.

  • @jaymee.lee23
    @jaymee.lee23 9 месяцев назад +1

    Oh meme this is so exciting. My quick stop ... we go through so many egg cartons. We also have a lot of those black "dish tubs" we call them. I'm so glad I found hhour videos. I just need to get educated on these worms

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  9 месяцев назад

      Im always here to help!

  • @sheilafade2016
    @sheilafade2016 9 месяцев назад +2

    Could u use grounded eggs shells ? N stead of oyster shells

  • @deanthomas1973
    @deanthomas1973 7 месяцев назад +1

    Can you use bagged farmyard manure

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  7 месяцев назад

      If its store bought i would not. If its directly from a farm it should be fine.

    • @deanthomas1973
      @deanthomas1973 7 месяцев назад +1

      What would recommend to use as store bought bedding , as can’t get from farm yard , and peat moss is harder to get , would organic compost do ? As bedding is only for keeping worms for fishing

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  7 месяцев назад

      Compost will work again i dont recommend store bought. Its better to make your own.

  • @pa.fishpreacher6166
    @pa.fishpreacher6166 8 месяцев назад +1

    Would the worms survive the cold during the winter if left outside?

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  8 месяцев назад

      Depends on your setup. You can always call me to discuss

  • @pa.fishpreacher6166
    @pa.fishpreacher6166 8 месяцев назад +1

    I read where peat moss had to be changed out like every 2 wks, something about the PH . Is this true or not?

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  7 месяцев назад

      We sift every 3 weeks. But i have went longer.

  • @pa.fishpreacher6166
    @pa.fishpreacher6166 8 месяцев назад +1

    is there ever a point in which you can tell the difference between castings and the bedding?

  • @gregjenkins2034
    @gregjenkins2034 Год назад +1

    How much light is required to keep worms from escaping?

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад

      I like to use an LED light. Christmas lights work well too.

  • @southsidemikevlogs
    @southsidemikevlogs Год назад +1

    My bins are 28 Qt 27 L how many worms can i raise in each bins before i have to move some to another bin

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +1

      It depends on surface atea. What is the length x width?

  • @flyhighwormfarm7483
    @flyhighwormfarm7483 Год назад +2

    I need to find a place to get some egg crates. I love that for bedding.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +3

      Kala i get the Huddle House here to save theres for me. Maybe you have one there or a Ihop...

    • @flyhighwormfarm7483
      @flyhighwormfarm7483 Год назад +1

      @@MemesWorms yes! I love the way they break up.

    • @JuliaWhitney-r4m
      @JuliaWhitney-r4m Год назад +2

      cardboard boxes are a great alternative

    • @Flippin_Crazy
      @Flippin_Crazy 11 месяцев назад

      @@MemesWormsI was sitting here, thinking where can I get those egg cartons. I’m 70 and by myself, and have a hard time eating a dozen a month! 😂 there is an ihop right around the corner! Why didn’t I think of that?

  • @Flippin_Crazy
    @Flippin_Crazy 11 месяцев назад +1

    Where can I get the oyster flour?????

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  11 месяцев назад

      We have it on our site.

  • @catalickconverta6823
    @catalickconverta6823 11 месяцев назад +1

    Do red wrigglers grow into the dendrobeana worms i have a established 50 year old horse manure pile full of little pink and red worms.. how do i get them grow into worms i can use for fishing i need them from 4 to 6 inch long

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  11 месяцев назад +1

      You probably have manure worms. For fishing you need european nightcrawlers. Find them on our website. Www.memesworms.com

    • @catalickconverta6823
      @catalickconverta6823 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@MemesWorms yeah im from the uk i live in england and we have lobworms or the big cannadian night crawlers here but they are expensive to buy, is it possible to take some of my red wrigglers from the horse muck pile and grow them any bigger in buckets or trays or is that mainly for breeding them

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  11 месяцев назад +1

      You can but they wo t get as big

    • @catalickconverta6823
      @catalickconverta6823 11 месяцев назад

      @@MemesWorms ohh right i see, so id be better of introducing a new worm to seperate buckets but instead of dumping the new horse muck on the old pile i can use that to grow my new species of worm or will i need to feed them all sorts of stuff as the horse manure is only good for the small worms is that kinda how it goes

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  11 месяцев назад +1

      Ypi. An feed them horse manure theu are just a bigger species.

  • @bettyturley6735
    @bettyturley6735 Год назад +2

    Can worms be put in a wooden box?

  • @redhairedredneck
    @redhairedredneck Год назад +3

    Hey Meme! My name is Lucas, and I'm your neighbor through the woods over in South Carolina. This was a great video with really good information. I'm in the process of building my worm farm, (Worm Wizard Castings). I now have seven hungry bins, and I'm slowly adding on to bring up our capacity. I'm trying to make enough $ selling castings to supplement my wife's teacher's salary. Our local IGA has already told me they would be interested in getting our product in their store. I have a question. How many pounds should we package our castings into? I thought of preparing 2-3 different sizes. Small to larger. Maybe, 5, 10 and 20 pounds??? What would be your advice on this? Thank you for your time. I know it's precious.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +2

      @redhairedredneck we package ours by volume. The moisture content can make the lbs fluctuate. For this reason we do 12 and three gallon bags. We use millar bags.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +1

      @@twopeasinapod7554 yes ita 1 gal 2 gal and 3 gal

  • @Bright_iiii_s
    @Bright_iiii_s Год назад +1

    I'm unable to keep my worms in the house and I live in Wisconsin. I'm wondering is a heated worm bin. Such a crazy idea?

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад +2

      We use vivosun heat mats look in the Description for the link. Not a crazy idea at all

    • @Flippin_Crazy
      @Flippin_Crazy 11 месяцев назад

      @@MemesWorms Meme I live in Florida and for the most part I have the opposite problem. 😂 I have a wooded property and wondered if a tub like you use, with 1/2 in holes drilled in it, screen on top of that, if it’s too hot for worms in the summer here. I’m in west coast Central Florida (Weeki Wachee) area.

  • @kimthevenin8769
    @kimthevenin8769 9 месяцев назад +1

    I ran out of shredded paper. Can I use plain toilet tissues and paper towels, napkins?

  • @gregboshell977
    @gregboshell977 11 месяцев назад +1

    Meme how much does the blanket cost

  • @louishesketh2482
    @louishesketh2482 2 месяца назад +1

    Can anyone purchase these bins from dollar tree and ship them up to Canada !?!

  • @Lifeisbetterwithgrandkids
    @Lifeisbetterwithgrandkids Год назад +2

    Question…. I remember you saying you accidentally killed a million of your worms. How did that happen so know what not to do. Because if you did it there’s a greater chance that someone like me would do it with great ease.
    God Bless

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  Год назад

      We had a 2" main come lose and we wer not here all weekend and they drowned

  • @patriciakane764
    @patriciakane764 9 месяцев назад +3

    Don’t overthink it?? With all those extra things and now a thermometer!

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  9 месяцев назад

      I agree dont over think it!

  • @larrylarive8892
    @larrylarive8892 7 месяцев назад +1

    Hi 😂

  • @KennethDupuis-o9d
    @KennethDupuis-o9d 7 месяцев назад +1

    Kenneth Dupuis Hi Ilove Worms

  • @mrozyozy9965
    @mrozyozy9965 9 месяцев назад +1

    The only reason I started watching was the word basic LOL. For the basic people only watch until 6min. after that I would advise you to just go and buy Worm castings lol

  • @dhammikaherath1800
    @dhammikaherath1800 8 месяцев назад +1

    Lomg lession

  • @patriciakane764
    @patriciakane764 9 месяцев назад +8

    You started out so simply, then Wow! All of a sudden there is all these products some of which you sell. Of course! So disappointed m.

    • @MemesWorms
      @MemesWorms  9 месяцев назад +2

      We are always here to help. Some people just dont have the time to everything themselves. Hate we have disappointed you in some way. We are still here for you and all!

  • @Ann__333
    @Ann__333 8 месяцев назад

    "Basic"
    .... no.