What I've Learned After 1 Year With The Urban Worm Bag | Vermicompost Worm Farm
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- Hidden worm castings & huge capacity fooled me into thinking something was wrong! But this Urban Worm Bag is a beast when it comes to turning food scraps & paper/cardboard waste into natural organic fertilizer for your garden! Check out this update to the banana flower feeding and see why I love my UWB even though I was missing something big!!
We'll also start a coffee grounds experiment, do a no carbon/bedding feeding, and show you how I run my Urban Worm Bag to get the most worm castings out of this incredible system!!
Epigeic worms or composting worms are fascinating natural composters & fertilizers that are in most homesteaders bag of tricks to make free organic fertilizer & soil amendments as well as fishing bait. If you've ever thought about vermicomposting or composting with worms to make organic fertilizer & natural soil amendments with your plant based kitchen scraps or food waste, this is the channel for you. I have 3 worm composing bins which you can watch from start to finished worm castings on the 3 playlists following each worm bin. If you haven't started yet, get started now and vermicompost with me!🪱🪱🪱 Visit my Channel at / vermicompostlearnbydoing
Happy Vermicomposting Everyone!!!🪱🪱🪱
Below are some of the items I use for vermicomposting & my channel's videos. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you if you use these links. Thank you for supporting this channel!
Worm Bins I use:
Vermihut 5-Tray Worm Compost Bin amzn.to/3Xs1eGe
Urban Worm Bag V2 amzn.to/3XE9QsT
20 Gallon Fabric Grow Pots amzn.to/3EBYhdr
3 gallon Rubbermaid Roughneck tote amzn.to/3eKDLhO
Other Worm Bins:
Worm Factory 360 3-Tray Version amzn.to/3AHnjqK
Worm Factory 360 5-Tray Version amzn.to/3tYfWY4
Bus bins amzn.to/3fd8AvP
Equipment I use:
12 Sheet Cross Cut Micro Shredder (I use it to shred cardboard) amzn.to/3xYZKYu
Magic Bullet Small Blender (to pulverize egg shells) amzn.to/3gwEzb4 or amzn.to/42SQ4w9 (with extra coffee bean & nut blade)
Indoor Outdoor Wireless Thermometer for worm bin amzn.to/3wIdXbO
Additional thermometer sensors 433 MHz amzn.to/41juD7v Please make sure Thermometer & sensor are the same MHz
Additional thermometer sensors 915MHz amzn.to/3WTFgua Please make sure Thermometer & sensor are the same MHz
Wrigglebrew Worm Casting Tea amzn.to/46PhV2A
Food Dehydrator amzn.to/3O5Uj2H
Mosquito Dunks 6 pack amzn.to/3Oe4Sl0 granular amzn.to/42KDtM0 or 20 pack amzn.to/42Br4Kf
Kitchen scale to weigh worms & food: amzn.to/3HnOQjg
Blue gloves amzn.to/3XsBg5n
Spray bottles to mist bedding amzn.to/3Fq23rN
Digital handheld Thermometer amzn.to/3EWfC2j
Compost Tea Bags amzn.to/3fCb5o1
Solar powered light amzn.to/3nOucAq
Reusable Keurig Coffee K-cups amzn.to/3FNXvt6
Other useful equipment for worm farming:
5 stackable sifter with different sized mesh: amzn.to/3S2k184
Cameras & camera equipment I use:
Insta 360 ace pro amzn.to/3vgdmR8
Flexible Tripod amzn.to/3CGTjcF
Insta360 GO 2 camera amzn.to/3oxCc80
Insta360 One X2 camera amzn.to/3nqV6hp
iPhone 13 Max Pro amzn.to/3nq52aU
Canon EOS Rebel T8i amzn.to/3HcBuX6
4 Ocean bracelets I wear
Multiple colors to chose from bracelets amzn.to/3HMbHEx
Books on worms & worm farming
Worms Eat My Garbage amzn.to/3L4FXN2
Where to buy worms: www.TheGardenAndWormLady.com
#Vermicompost #wormfarm #urbanwormbag #redwigglers #selfsufficiency #homesteading #vermiculture #wormcastings #baitworms #wormbin #compostworms #compost
00:00 | Intro & Recap
00:33 | Temperatures
00:49 | Moisture
01:18 | Last feeding recap
01:42 | Issues with last harvest
02:04 | Digging in
02:39 | Worm attacking banana flower!
03:49 | Deep hole in UWB
04:16 | I wish I knew this sooner!
04:45 | Castings on edges vs middle
05:39 | Feeding plan
06:02 | First round of food scraps
06:59 | Burying one side
07:24 | Second round of food scraps
07:56 | Coffee experiment
08:29 | Amendments
09:09 | Awesome design to control moisture
09:35 | Big lesson after 1 year & how to manage it
Below are some of the items I use for vermicomposting & my channel's videos. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you if you use these links. Thank you for supporting this channel!
Worm Bins I use:
Vermihut 5-Tray Worm Compost Bin amzn.to/3Xs1eGe
Urban Worm Bag V2 amzn.to/3XE9QsT
20 Gallon Fabric Grow Pots amzn.to/3EBYhdr
3 gallon Rubbermaid Roughneck tote amzn.to/3eKDLhO
Other Worm Bins:
Worm Factory 360 3-Tray Version amzn.to/3AHnjqK
Worm Factory 360 5-Tray Version amzn.to/3tYfWY4
Bus bins amzn.to/3fd8AvP
Equipment I use:
12 Sheet Cross Cut Micro Shredder (I use it to shred cardboard) amzn.to/3xYZKYu
Magic Bullet Small Blender (to pulverize egg shells) amzn.to/3gwEzb4 or amzn.to/42SQ4w9 (with extra coffee bean & nut blade)
Indoor Outdoor Wireless Thermometer for worm bin amzn.to/3wIdXbO
Additional thermometer sensors 433 MHz amzn.to/41juD7v Please make sure Thermometer & sensor are the same MHz
Additional thermometer sensors 915MHz amzn.to/3WTFgua Please make sure Thermometer & sensor are the same MHz
Wrigglebrew Worm Casting Tea amzn.to/46PhV2A
Food Dehydrator amzn.to/3O5Uj2H
Mosquito Dunks 6 pack amzn.to/3Oe4Sl0 granular amzn.to/42KDtM0 or 20 pack amzn.to/42Br4Kf
Kitchen scale to weigh worms & food: amzn.to/3HnOQjg
Blue gloves amzn.to/3XsBg5n
Spray bottles to mist bedding amzn.to/3Fq23rN
Digital handheld Thermometer amzn.to/3EWfC2j
Compost Tea Bags amzn.to/3fCb5o1
Solar powered light amzn.to/3nOucAq
Reusable Keurig Coffee K-cups amzn.to/3FNXvt6
Other useful equipment for worm farming:
5 stackable sifter with different sized mesh: amzn.to/3S2k184
Cameras & camera equipment I use:
Insta 360 ace pro amzn.to/3vgdmR8
Flexible Tripod amzn.to/3CGTjcF
Insta360 GO 2 camera amzn.to/3oxCc80
Insta360 One X2 camera amzn.to/3nqV6hp
iPhone 13 Max Pro amzn.to/3nq52aU
Canon EOS Rebel T8i amzn.to/3HcBuX6
4 Ocean bracelets I wear
Multiple colors to chose from bracelets amzn.to/3HMbHEx
Books on worms & worm farming
Worms Eat My Garbage amzn.to/3L4FXN2
Where to buy worms: www.TheGardenAndWormLady.com
Seriously, the year flew by!!! So glad the Ex. Products. allowed you to have this monster so close to the lanai door. Autumn, you've grown so tolerant in a couple years ❤🪱❤️
What an amazing system!
❤Peggy❤
Yes it did!! Luckily our Lanai has three separate sliding glass door exits/entrances (I think two were originally supposed to be windows) so the UWB is offset to one side of a slider we don't use. She has so grown so tolerant of the worms and me!! I was just telling her as we were doing our twice a day time lapse check in on the VermiHut that I think she loves the worms as much as our dachshund 🤣😂🤣 Thanks so much for watching Peggy!!🪱🪱🪱
👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻 from south florida. Love your videos. I feed my 2 worm bins lots of usee coffee grounds. I emptied a bag of used grounds i got from my local starbucks into the 2 bc i left it outside and it got moldy. They ate all of it.
Thank you for the kind words!! Good to hear from another Floridian!! I'm so glad you mentioned you have fed straight coffee grounds like that...I was beginning to doubt myself as I was editing the video!! I use coffee grounds from my local Starbucks for my regular compost but if the worms eat this all up, they may get a flavored coffee treat!! Thanks so much for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
@Vermicompost I'm sure your worms will easily take care of those grounds. Your set up is much larger than ours. My bins are 20 gallon plano bins we DIYed.
Awesome!!
Interesting to see what happened to the banana flower
Thank you!! They certainly like all parts of the banana fruit and plant!! Thanks so much for stopping by to watch!!🪱🪱🪱
Very interesting you explain everything very well
And good job on buying your executive producer flowers
Love watching you guys ❤
Thank you Lynne!! We appreciate the kind words! Thanks so much for watching & supporting us!!🪱🪱🪱
Bless up from Detroit ! great video to learn from
Thanks so much for watching form Detroit!! The Lions got the best of us Tampa fans this weekend!! I hope you guys win it all now!! Thank you for the great positive feedback!!🪱🪱🪱
Haha cranberries are crazy in the worm bin. Thanks for the shout out Patrick. I guess I’m watching in the 1 year anniversary. 😂 seen a cranberry up top just left of the toilet paper roll at the end. 🪱😁
I feel like the cranberries are multiplying in my bins😂🤣😂 Crazy it's been about a year for my Urban Worm Bag and your VermiHut!! Thanks for stopping by Rick!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost just about a week and a half for one year with the Vermihut 😁🪱
Question! How bad were the castings from your 1st harvest? Did not look bad on the video.
My CFT bin is in slow motion because of the cold conditions in my basement, not enough bulk to keep it warm, only a couple inches of bedding. Worms seem healthy enough, just not doing much.
My 50 gallon grow bags on the other hand are really cranking. Once a week I completely turn the bedding, one is almost ready to harvest.
One thing I do a bit different is not add carbon when I feed, unless it gets too wet, not a problem in the grow bags. As the bulk of the grow bag bin begins to decline I add some more shredded leaves I keep wet in a 25 gallon grow bag. Keeping the leaves wet helps break them down so the worms can use them quicker.
I used to over winter my worms in my grow room, keeping them in the cold basement definitely has a new learning curve.
I wonder where someone can buy a banana flower? That was so cool!
Enjoy your videos, keep em coming!
Stay Well!!!!
They actually weren't that bad! I thnk I just had it in my head that the first round had to be put back in. The last castings were probably the least processed and now I know it's because the good castings were sticking to the sides and letting everything funnel down the center too fast. I think I just need to punch the sides in more to loosen it up periodically and not just when I'm about to harvest. Your pre-soaked leaves I'm sure are great bedding!! I've never seen a banana flower in stores but I bet some tropical countries or some Asian countries might sell them??!? Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching Brian!!🪱🪱🪱
I like the experiment, you are normally very good about making sure you add enough bedding to counter massive feeds. I'm definitely following to see if you can get better castings with smaller feeds and less bedding, without the bag getting too wet or with too many worms in the harvest. Also interesting that castings were collecting on the side. Would be interesting if you can influence the castings to collect more in the middle vs the sides by where you feed the bag. Good stuff!
Thank you!! That is a good point, maybe feeding in different areas of the bin will influence where the castings collect. I probably also need to punch the sides a little harder after I harvest to get the wetter castings from sticking to the sides. It could also be a winter things since the sides are usually drier in the summer with all the heat we get...so many possibilities, so much to learn!! Thanks so much for all your support!!🪱🪱🪱
Helloooooooo wormie friend!!!! 🪱🪱🪱 It’s been sooooo long!
Your mum is the best, she’s looking after those wormies….
Oh who knew that about cranberries??!!
Hahaha FAIL!!! 😅 hi autumn!!!
Yeah we use heaps of coffee grinds in our worm bin, gotta keep them caffeinated 😅☕️
Thanks for keeping me company while I weed flower beds guys, I’ll try pop in again soon!! Much love to you guys xx 🌻💓💐🌸🤩
Helllooooo Anita! So good to see you here!! Thanks so much for having us along as you pull weeds!! Yep, I had a big fail there not keeping that banana flower in one piece so I can keep the experiment going for her! I hope the worms eat up that coffee tower I put in there, It will definitely change how much coffee I give them in the future!! We'll see if they can keep up with us! We are just hitting seed starting season so I'm excited to get my garden up and running soon!! Thanks so much for checking in with us!! I hope you have a great week ahead!!🪱🪱🪱
Nice coffee pyramid.
😂🤣Thanks AJ!! Hopefully they deconstruct it!! Thanks so much for stopping by to watch!!🪱🪱🪱
Coffee tower, we are waiting to see how it disappears. Great video guys, have a great day.
I am skeptical of the coffee tower, but so many people say they just use coffee grounds that I had to try it!! Thanks for stopping by to watch Mikko!!🪱🪱🪱
You should put your temp sensor on top of the coffee to see how hot it gets! I'm really curious to know how that's going to turn out. Great video, as always ❤
Right now I have the sensor right next to it...so far no spike in temp, and every morning I put my hand right over the mound to see if I feel any heat...nothing yet. It may need some moisture, so if nothing has happened at next check in I'll add some moisture and maybe bury it deeper. If the worms eat this coffee mound like this, it will definitely change the amount I give them in the future!! Thanks so much for watching Amber!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost Thanks for the reply! Can't wait for the next urban worm bag video to see what happens! 🪱 Especially with all of that mold...I'm sure it'll be great for the worm bin! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!!
❤👍Did I hear, FAIL!! 😂 executive producer is on it, get with the program!!❤✌
Great video.
Yes you did!!😂🤣😂 She's a hammer!! That's why she's the Executive Producer😂 Thanks for the good laugh & thanks so much for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
What is the difference between red wiggler worms that people buy and free backyard worms? Do the red wigglers make better castings?
Great question!! Earthworms that are used for worm composting (epigeic earth worms) are different from the garden earth worms (endogeic) that are in the top 6 inches or so of soil and burrow horizontally. The third type of earth worm, Enecic earthworms are really muscular and burrow deep in the soil. If you dump a bunch of red wiggler compost worms in your garden beds they will eventually die or flee to an area with a lot of dead organic matter. They like to stay in the top inch or two and don't make burrows. A typical garden bed does not have enough dead decaying matter for them to eat...they are however easily found in a compost pile or horse manure pile. Typical endogeic garden worms don't like to be confined or bunched up together so they don't make for very good composting worms. If you find a leaf pile with earth worms or you have a regular compost pile with earthworms in it, those are the ones you want for your bins...you will typically see a bunch together in a small space. Here is a video on how to acquire free or almost free worms: ruclips.net/video/w1GMc5-RRbk/видео.html I hope this helps!! Thanks for asking a great question and of course thanks for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
That was a fast year! When you said banana flower, I was thinking flour 😂, like pulverized dried bananas. They are a most interesting flower! 🪱🪱🪱🪱
🤣😂🤣 Not many folks have seen a banana flower, so I totally understand! I mentioned your icy worm bin saga in an upcoming video and I totally made up that you were in Wisconsin & then I realized I don't know where you are other than somewhere very cold!! What state are you in if you don't mind me asking? Thanks for watching and for all the updates on your freezing bins!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost We are just below BC. 🙂
And I have not checked the bins today, trying to leave them alone. But we are back in the mid 40s F. It is amazing they survived.
😂 I was completely wrong!! We were stationed at Fairchild Air Force Base, WA for three years and loved all the snow we got!!
So amazing!!!
Cant believe its been a year either !!
Hey random, what's Autumn's favorite bin ?
Im guessing the vermihut?
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Why do we all love worm dodo?😂
😂🤣😂I just asked her, and you are right, she said the VermiHut!! She says it's because of all the experiments we do in there...Which is surprising because I make her help me twice a day when we do the time lapse experiments...I'm beginning to think she likes the worms!!😂 I love the poem!! Thanks so much for watching!!🤜🤛🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost 🥳🥳🥳 let's go, I cheated though, I asked Colleen what system she like best while watching. She the Vermihut too lol but her reasoning was "clean, organized, eassiest optimal perameters and efficient"... such a Colleen answer 🤣🤣🤣
She is exactly right!! I need to write that down for when someone asks me why I like my VermiHut!! Let's go Colleen!!!!!!!
Hi Patrick and Autumn, nearly a year already since the set up of the UWB. Really doesn't seem that long ago.
Interested to see how you get on with reduced bedding. Just another Patrick experiment lol. Have fun, Mark : )
Hi Mark!! Time has certainly flown by with this Urban Worm Bag!! Yep. just another hare brained idea to see if it works😂🤣😂 Between that and the mound of coffee, I'm sure I've created some problems!! Thanks so much for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost
Starting to believe that you create these problems on purpose lol. Going to have to start calling them a Patrickism : )
😂🤣😂
Hello Patrick. I'm really curious about the Hungry Bin - Worm Farm Compost Bin - Continuous Flow Through Vermi Composter for Worm (Amazon $339). Looks like the Cadillac of worm bins. Seems like there is little effort on the vermicomposter (person) and very little interaction with the worms. Looks simple and productive. I've love to hear your opinion of it.
Soooooo, I've never used or even seen a Hungry Bin so you get what you paid for with regard to my thoughts on it 😂🤣😂 I checked it out on Amazon and the video tutorials there. It looks like it behaves very similar to the Urban Worm Bag. Just like the UWB it will take a while to fill it up and get the worms populated enough to start producing casting regularly in a good quantity like you see in the videos. The Urban Worm Bag went through some modifications and variations/versions with zippers and the mechanism on the bottom...I'm hoping the mechanism that holds up the tray on the Hungry Bin has been through some good use and modifications to make sure it holds up well. It seems like a very sturdy bin with great volume and ease of use...nothing comes out as clean as you expect, so there may be some getting used to not dropping that tray as you unbuckle it. It seems like a fun worm bin for someone who has already raised worms for a few harvests in a small starter bin and is looking for a big upgrade. I say this because the price is pretty high in my opinion!! I'd want to make sure I knew how to drive before I bought a cadillac as my first car 😂🤣😂 So if it was $200 less and my wife let me have another worm bin, I'd probably order one right now!! I hope this helps!! Thanks so much for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost Hello again! THANKS so much for checking it out for me, I really appreciate your opinion!!! Yes, I totally agree with the thought that if it was $200 less I would get it instantly as well! Also that the bottom tray may be a bit of a challenge to remove - maybe have something (a block of wood or upside-down bucket) under it to support it while unlatching it? And yes hopefully the latches will hold up. I've had a vermihut for about a year. My first worm encounter, it's been very interesting to learn about worming first hand and up close. Yes it does seem a lot like the UWB. I agree too with your thoughts on the expectation level, lol. I will keep checking into it and pondering it. Thanks again for your thoughts.
@lauramccament1381 VermiHut for a year…you’re a worm farming pro by now, so get someone special to gift you a Hungry Bin for your Birthday, Anniversary or Christmas!!!😂🤣😂
Wow! That hunk of coffee is huge. I wonder how much of it the worms will be able to utilize between now & the next check-in... :)
If I see any amount of that coffee hunk eaten it will be more than expected!! It was a spur of the moment decision (as you could probably tell from the Executive Producer's reaction) but something I've been wanting to try as my coffee pile builds up! Thanks for stopping by AV!!🪱🪱🪱
Perhaps the Executive Producer would prefer if you stuck to the script & avoided improv stuff... haha! That sneak preview of the in-progress time-lapse you have going on in the tower looked interesting. I'm excited to see it once it is ready for prime-time :)
@@A-V 😂🤣😂She would!! The time lapse is becoming a big surprise for me...I never would have though pomegranate skins and beets would take so long in the bin...or go so fast when blended!
Hi, I was wondering if you have ever dealt with centipedes in your worm bins before? I found a couple recently and don’t know how to get rid of them
I occasionally find insects or other arthropods in my Outdoor Worm Bin and I just pluck them out. Centipedes are predators to worms so do your best to chase them down and eliminate them without getting stung/bit. A gloved hand and a tight squish will typically end their day or just use a garden tool, but definitely get rid of them. You won't have an infestation since they don't like each other either, so you'll only ever have one or two at a time. I hope this helps!! Thanks so much for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
Hi Patrick and Autumn, thanks so much for the shout out! Oh wow, I wonder if you are going to see some heat with that coffee mound! I can tell that you are going through carbon withdrawal at the end when you resisted the urge to add more shredded cardboard!
~ Sandra
My Pleasure!! You are such a great source of collected information!! So far the coffee grounds haven't spiked the temperature sensor after 2 1/2 days, but it has been cold so maybe they were just passing off their heat to the rest of the bin to keep it warm! It physically pained me not to add shredded bedding to this feeding😂🤣😂Thanks so much for watching Sandra!!🪱🪱🪱
Hi. I'm a vermicomposting newbie and have had my Urban Worm Bag for only a month. I saw you put in some orange and lemon peels...but I thought it was recommended not to use citrus fruit to feed worms.
Thankfully worms will eat just about anything that was once alive (otherwise we'd have a lot of citrus peels everywhere!) It is best to feed citrus in moderation at first because the worms let the microbes and other bin critters help them get it started first. After your bin is a few months old, you can start to introduce it. The most common issue new vermicomposters have is over feeding, so I think folks are trying to helps out by saying not to feed citrus or onions or other acidic or sulphurous food scraps which can linger and really smell up a new worm bin. Rest assured you can feed them all of this forbidden food if you start in very small quantities and see how fast they eat them. Here is a video where I explain W-urbin legends or forbidden food lore: ruclips.net/video/gewt_og8EfQ/видео.html I hope this helps!! Thanks so much for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost Thank you for a more thorough explanation 🙂
A banana cabana.
😂🤣😂 It certainly is with the banana flower and all the peels we've been putting in there!! Thanks for stopping by to watch Joe!!🪱🪱🪱
What’s the difference between castings and vermicompost??
Great question...as I was editing I realized I didn't do a good job of describing the two. Think of worm castings as pure worm poop after the worms have eaten everything in the bin and left nothing behind but their poop...an impossible task to achieve but this is theoretically 100% worm castings...just worm poop. Vermicoimpost is everything less than 100% worm castings...so worm castings mixed with uneaten food and bedding. So the dividing line is a fine line. Most folks that sift their vermicompost will call that pure worm castings, even though there is surely some teeny tiny particles of bedding and food. But you will find most people also use worm castings and vermicompost interchangeably. For me the dividing line is whether or not I can see the debris in the material...but ultimately it is all vermicompost!! I hope that helps!! Thanks so much for helping me clarify and of course thanks for watching!!🪱🪱🪱
@@Vermicompost
I was thinking what would happen if you started a new tray filled with food and bedding all the way to the top and bought some worms in and put it to one side and put a thin layer of compost on top to start it off. I asked AV to do it but he did it in a bucket instead lol.
@@munimmiah786 I saw that bucket experiment! Looked like they ate most of it down and lost some good volume!
@@Vermicompost you really should do 1 with a tray 😊
Those kurig coffee filters are horrible, I've had a bunch in my bins for over a year. Next time I sift the castings, they will be coming out as they never broke down
Oh wow!! Thanks for letting me know Tammy!! I think it's the first time I put one in so that would have been real surprising to see it last forever!! Thanks so much for your long time support of our channel!!🪱🪱🪱
I thought vermicompost was the same as worm castings? 🤔
Yes...and no!! Vermicompost is worm castings with some debris from uneaten bedding and food scraps...worm castings is 100% worm poop without the debris, but it is actually theoretical because there is no way something is 100% pure worm castings with nothing else in it. So most people use the terms interchangeably or call worm casting the vermicompost they have sifted to get out most of the debris. I mostly use the terms interchangeably! So no matter what anybody says we're all right!!😂 Thanks so much for watching and for your long time support!!🪱🪱🪱
It can't be a year already 😮. How time flies when you're having fun.😁👌👍🪱💩💪❤️🤠 Gotta keep the executive producer happy 🌷🌹💐
I know!! It seems like yesterday I finally convinced Autumn to let me have an Urban Worm Bag after 2 years of asking😂🤣😂 Yep, chocolate & flowers keep the Executive Producer Happy!! Thanks so much for stopping by Nick!!🪱🪱🪱