radicaldank42
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http://unclejimswormfarm.com/index.php/Live-Worms/View-all-products.html
really nicely priced and got them in two days no less
really nicely priced and got them in two days no less
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I just use the cheapo Rubbermaid bins from Home Depot.@HelpHub thanks!.
they already have deals on the worms. Has anyone used the worm 360 factory? Seems really cool but I am frugal so I'd prefer to make my own, especially for $100buckeroos. I'm sure I can make something very similar for a fraction of the cost.
No juice, no holes. The only ventilation is the old screen-door screen you see taped to the lid. I make compost teas from the castings but have never bothered with leachate. IMO if you keep the bedding at the proper moisture level there won't be any excess worm juice.@st0wandgrow do you harvest liquid worm juice with that setup? Is the tote drilled on the bottom?
@HelpHub thanks!.
they already have deals on the worms. Has anyone used the worm 360 factory? Seems really cool but I am frugal so I'd prefer to make my own, especially for $100buckeroos. I'm sure I can make something very similar for a fraction of the cost.
I think if you remove the lid and put another stackable tote of the same on top of the castings, the worms will migrate to the top tote if it has food and bedding.
I've got to figure something like that out. As it stands it takes me hours to sift through a cf of worm shitYep, and then to harvest just reverse the process. Put the tray with worms and mature castings on top, shine a light on it and the worms will travel down to the new bin on the bottom.
Yeah, for sure gotta come up with a plan that is easier than hand sifting.@Bigtacofarmer do the worms that make it into your potted plants live for a while?
@st0wandgrow that is why i asked if you had holes drilled. you could easily make the worms do the work themselves as described above. Keep one tote not drilled underneath the drilled tote.
yes.@Bigtacofarmer do the worms that make it into your potted plants live for a while?
@st0wandgrow that is why i asked if you had holes drilled. you could easily make the worms do the work themselves as described above. Keep one tote not drilled underneath the drilled tote.