Arizona Worm Farm - Station 5 Prt.1 - How to Vermicompost at Home

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

I drill holes in three gallon plastic pots and do the same thing. Good stuff

[@ar15onaoutdooradventures46]

I want to get worms for composting but my concern is it gets really hot here in Arizona how do I take care of that if I want to keep them outside

[@danielfisch655]

Great pro-tips and thank you for sharing the info.

[@AJsGreenTopics]

#100 Congratulations on reaching 100 subscribers.

[@alexkerpe930]

Would be the blue wandering worms described in the 2. video the best variety for these open system to bring nutrients everywhere?

[@prcguy9953]

Blues freak out and leave when the biometric pressure drops (like right before a thunder storm)….no guarantee there’ll return back to where you’ll want them.

[@karensabolcik2511]

Ack! I just seen this after ordering two frog worm composers for inside the home Bc I thought Bc of the heat I had to do a worm farm inside.

[@katiegunther6062]

Would you bury one of these systems into Arizona soil? I was thinking about putting one between my fig treee and tangerine tree.

[@dillonlaw8898]

Why are worms grown in Arizona thinner? Thank you

[@user-jakhongir05]

Hi. I want to organize a worm farm. I need worms . How can I contact you?

[@paulnovak833]

Dude breathing behind the camera is brutal