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Hello there, I made this bedding, and it is great. The worms love it a lot! I made it 6 months ago and it is outside in a tub. The question I have is now it is winter here in Colorado and freezing out there. Do you think it will be ok if I bring it up to temp for my worms to go into and live after being in the freezing weather. Thanks !

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I love the way you have this set up. I started my worm journey 1year ago and I love it. We bought some land and I started raising worms for my property. I follow the lady from plant obsessed and saw this system on her channel and loved it. Picking up those bins on my stand is killing my back. Please let me know when you start selling the bags and I really like that sliding tray also. Thank you it looks great!

I like the system. Could you install a drain plug on the lower side and collect the extra water? Blessings 🙏❤️❤️‍🩹

Are u going to get back to the totes by chance

was the water from the tap thanks john tasmania

Great retirement hobby/business! I know you're a smart engineer. Don't forget to put in some Moguls and a rope toe for the worms!

Great idea to passively heat your greenhouse with the compost piles, Tom. I use a small space heater to keep my greenhouse above freezing, but I am on Vancouver Island where we don't normally dip down below freezing for more than a couple of nights every winter anyway. My worm bins in there doing just fine, especially with daytime heating still well over 20°C (into 70s Fahrenheit). ~ Sandra

I bought some bags from you in the past I don't need them all now will it be okay with you if I say something about getting rid of a couple of them.

That's some really nice bedding that you made with the composted & screened horse manure, coffee and shredded paper 👍🏻 Be sure to go check out Plant Obsessed - she just released her video launching her new Wedge system :)

Looks good. My video is live. People are pretty excited about the wedge.🪱😃👍🏼👍🏼

Just watched Ann's video on her new worm wedge bin system she got from you, really nicely done Tom. I have gone to pretty much all leaves for my bedding. I shred them, soak them, then inoculate them with either the chunky material left over from screening castings or a vermicompost extract, the older this stuff gets the faster the worms go through it. In the warm weather months I use unfinished leaf mold and hot compost as well. For now my grow bag bins and other bins are fine, but I can see in a couple years going to that vermi bag wedge system. Stay Well!!!

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Very civilized. I've done it in a pillowcase with a hammer and much more violence. I do appreciate that there's no electricity required. Could use the bag itself as a "plate" for drying shells without heat as you describe

How many worms do you have in each bin? My guess is 3 to 5 lbs

Muito bom a técnica e melhor ainda o vídeo está traduzido para o português,

I like this design since it seems there is way less compaction, but I think most people need a closed system. I occasionally get flies and maggots and wouldn't want those flying or crawling out over the top whenever they want.

It is exciting to see you can keep the blues happy with a heating pad. My build and fill video will be out in 2 weeks. I got the big 5' casters. Im not sure if it would be worth it for you to make cordura pillow cases. I would be interested. I know i would like to get away from plastic sheets on my wedges.🪱😃👍🏼

I can't do large systems indoors. I got a couple VermiBag Totes a couple years ago. I guess you don't do those anymore. That's unfortunate for me. I'd like to have a couple more.

Systems look great. Nice collections of castings. Thanks for the updates!

The wedge system looks like a worm 'bunny hill'! Complete with 'warming house' at the bottom! haha, Good to C your video!

Tom: the system is producing amazing results! Beautiful healthy castings and the worms are obviously very happy. Your products continue to impress me

I got some bags from you a long time ago maybe around the time you started I wore some out and I still have a couple it was you and another worm company making worm bags I can't remember the name of the other one

Website doesn’t have the mini rote page working. Want to order soon!

thank you for the vidio john tasmania

Hi Tom, I made your cardboard, paper bedding you recorded 3yrs ago.. Stored to mature, had too much mositure, it stinks. How can I fix it ? or do I start again. Would appreciate your advice thank you

Easy! 😊

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can i use shedded suger cane

What brand of micro shredder do you use?

That is a great stand. I think i will get the big casters my basement floor is brick and uneven. 👍🏼😁🪱

Looks like a great system. The hard plastic drum wedge i run works well with reds blues and euros. I dont see why the Euros would not like the fabric wedge. Do you sell tje pillows? Omg such a cute puppy. Worm guardian dog.🪱😁👍🏼

I hope your Italian worms got a good new home. Your systems are the best quality. No one else is even close. 👍🏼😁🪱

It's nice! When can we buy it? 😊

What is the volume of your mortar trays?

where did you buy the mesh?

Decent carpentry skills! I did this with X2 Mammoth's I bought off you. No casters. I used 1/2" rebar for corners and middle. I built your sliding shaker too with the concrete tub!. But that's long hoof away.

Super sturdy! 👍🏻

I control the moisture by pre composting the food.

I like your raise bed. My number is 56

i always check the temp with another thermostat regularly to verify the probe. i often put the heating pad on top. worms come to surface for more warmth if they want it and the bedding doesn't dry out. it was interesting to hear about dying euros. i had the same problem, losing 10 or so a day. when i took them out of peat and gave them tons of carbon, more depth, more moisture and raised the ph they stopped dying and got fat and happy! another channel by anne at planet obsessed has lots of wedge method info. looking forward to purchasing one of these systems!

hey tom, how do i get on your list to purchase this? and how much do you think it would be? thanks

very smart thank you

You'll be fine! You'll get your worm building insulated. We're glad to have you back in USA!!!! I mean, how possibly cold can it get there compared to MN in Dec/January? I can't remember your first name to save my life, but it doesn't matter.

I have an old Worm Inn Mega I set up a few months ago in the wooden stand I had built for it using Bentley's instructions about 10-15 years ago. The screen top is ripped up from a cat who liked to lay on it. Anyway, I was wondering if you think your Vermibag Max would fit into that stand. While I like the Mega, it's hard to keep moisture in it, especially in a basement with a dehumidifier running near by.

Nice wedge setups. Plenty of room in those systems. Your little pooch is such a cutie! :)

I wish you would say who sent you blues when you ordered reds so we don't use that company

Tom, just a FYI. I ran into a situation where a thermostatically controlled heating mat overheated my bin because I placed the thermostat too far away from the mat itself in the bedding. The mat didn't shut off because it didn't reach its target temperature. ~ Sandra

All good! Thanks for sharing.

Nice wormshed!