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This is such a great idea!!!! I will try this over here in Iceland.
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ОтветитьThanks sir l want to learn more about worms and casting
ОтветитьSo what if I don’t have mustard greens?
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ОтветитьThat seems too easy compared to a lot of other videos I've watched. Very cost-affiant and using easy-to-get things like heck I got leaves. So I got a bucket and started soaking some leaves... I hope this works because I hated killing those last worms. Thanks for the video.
ОтветитьAre flies attracted to this? I just started composting my kitchen scraps and there's SO many flies that hang out at the bucket I use. I'm new to gardening and don't mind some bugs but swarms of flies are not something I can get used to at the moment.🫨🤢
ОтветитьThank you so much for sharing and success
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ОтветитьI would recommend avoiding composting any material treated with Bleach (pure white paper), Glue (often found in cardboard), and/or Ink.
ОтветитьBlah, Blah, Blah!!!
ОтветитьDoes the container with the leaves have holes or what is the filtration for the bottom part?
ОтветитьIn Kitimat British Columbia, Canada, when ever it rains out I just walk around the streets and pick up the worms and put them in my garden and green house.
ОтветитьThank you from Texas
ОтветитьI don't see the trap results
ОтветитьRabbit coops or bird coops are full under the cages too. Just find a breeder!
ОтветитьUse of factory made fertilizers spoiled soil allover the world. It has become careful, herculean task to get agriculture output. Flowers lost their natural cent smell due to pollution. Sweetness of fruits is not like earlier. Humans have to o work very very hard to again retrieve quality soil. I do not know about other countries but in India, our original well developed replaced by western methods spoiled mother nature.
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ОтветитьThanks a lot, will do it 🙂
ОтветитьI don't see any worms. All I see is some guy claiming he knows what he's talking about.
ОтветитьYou didn’t let people see any worm in your compost containers . Is that truth.? If is truth why did not you show worm have been in black buckets ?
ОтветитьDo you know Vince Mina...???
ОтветитьIf you want the biology in good numbers you need to add some kind of manure for your worm bin.
ОтветитьI just happened to watch this video, and noticed that I had the same bucket as your using. I then was at my friends place and saw he had 1 of the exact same ones, & he is on board with my crazy soil adventures, and gave me the bucket. I already have a skid composter half full, building it up fairly quick, and I just started it before winter, so adding a bucket of free relocated local worms will get it even more rocking and rolling. Thx. 🇨🇦👊🏻👨🏻🏭⚡💖🙏
Ответитьgood video... I'll try it
ОтветитьMan thanks for the tutorial
ОтветитьLook under dry cow patties - lots of wrigglers under them lol
ОтветитьDo you add molded coffee to help them chew ?
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ОтветитьI something similar. Spread cow manure on the ground in the edge of the woods where it stays cool, damp and out of direct sunlight. Cover with black plastic then wait. After a week or so move plastic and dig. There will be worms in ever shovelful
ОтветитьFrom the beginning what is all the please give me the ingredients to make earth worms
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ОтветитьOne word—Biochar.
ОтветитьSuper helpful! Much love 😁🤙🏼
Ответитьwow so happy I stumbled across your site....exciting! Did I miss something? Did you poke holes in the first bucket? Headed to store to buy mustard, lol. Subscriber from NW Florida
ОтветитьYou are a great teacher. I can't believe you don't have more subscribers yet.
ОтветитьWhat about collar greens can you use them for the worm vent
ОтветитьAren’t you suppose to use red wiggler worms? One video I have watch mention earth worm live deep in soil because they love cool temperature, and the red wiggler live on surface. The more video I watch the more I am confused, I can’t find unanimity
ОтветитьI don't understand the point of the leaf litter bucket on top? Nightcrawlers get their food from the surface and pull it down into the soil below. Wouldn't you put the leaf litter on the bottom to collect the worms in?
ОтветитьMahalo brah I'm living in Idaho now. I really need to catch some worms.
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ОтветитьI m trying to follow so the two buckets have two distinct types of contents? U will find the worms in the top bucket? I guess I'm not flowing the point of the two buckets
ОтветитьI saw a gent that in spring breaks an egg and throws it into his pots or garden beds near root areas, then washes it in real well until the egg you're hosing in stops foaming. Then within a week or so you could see TONS of worms climbing into the drain holes of his garden pots.
ОтветитьSo cool. Greetings from Central America. Thank you for sharing.
ОтветитьSeems logical and I believe it would work, but this video would be complete had you waited that 2 weeks to include showing us the ball of worms harvest you said would blow our minds.
ОтветитьI live in Southern Spain. My soil is like cement and in 12 years of living here I've only ever seen one worm and that was at my other house🤦🏻♀️😭. I'd love to have worms in my garden, especially in my veggie patch,but I don't think that this is going to work for me😭
Ответитьman... this backtracking without finishing what your are talking about. way to much for me
ОтветитьAnother place to get red worms is in a septic tank.
ОтветитьSO HOW DOES IT TRAP WORMS????
ОтветитьI stumbled upon this worm trick as well a few years ago. I grow everything in fabric pots and when I’m not using them I would put on ground with grass and would put kitchen scraps in them once a week. One day I went to dump one fabric pot out and out followed a bunch of worms. A light came on in my head and I knew my plants would be taken care of by the organic earth worm castings which is perfect for me because I don’t use any chemicals in my garden 👌🏾👌🏾.
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