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At the moment, once every 2 weeks.

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Hello there, thank you for watching mu video. Honestly after awhile I just stopped fighting with them and let them be. They did go away after about 4-6 months or so.

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Eggshells, oats, bird feed, whole wheat flour 🙂

Hello hello, all is well, thank you for caring and thinking of me. Congratulations and happy belated birthday to your granddaughter 🎉 best wishes ❤️

Yes, the worms can munch its way through the paper and get back down. The worms like to gather in between there because of the moisture that sits in between the paper and plastic bag.

Thank you so much ❤️ greatly appreciate it. Nothing is always perfect. And it's good to see how it truly is. Thank you for watching 👀 Congratulations on your first bin 👏

Definitely 😉

@@deewormsvermicomposting please post 📹 again 🙏

Thank you for watching !

Happy worms 🪱

Yes it was!

Thank you for watching !

That's awesome 👌 congratulations and welcome home new wormies 🪱

Honestly I have always used faucet water and have never let it sit. I know others let it sit for a few days or use rain water. I have yet to encounter any issues. I guess it's just personal preference on what you think is best 🙂

Nope, I did not. I tried not to let it dry out too much. If I saw that it was getting a tad dry, I would moisten it.

Great advice ! Thank you !

I'd say it does both 🤗🙂

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@@deewormsvermicomposting Great videos, why don't you make new videos?

@@hossamhassan1310 thank you so much! It's been quite a busy summer and I'm hoping to start filming again soon 🙏🤞

@@deewormsvermicomposting And I will be the first friend waiting for your videos 😻🌹

@@hossamhassan1310 you are so kind. Thank you !

To each their own. Everyone has they're own method that they prefer. I like the migration method because it's less hands on and sometimes I do not have 3-4 hours at once to complete it. I'm fine with 10-15 minutes at a time over let's say a month. Not so overwhelming.

@@deewormsvermicomposting Yes, I can see that advantage!

I'm still here !! Just been a busy summer and time has been flying like crazy ! Also, my oldest starts kindergarten soon, so we have been enjoying and preparing him for that. Everytime I plan on filming something always seems to change my plan. I really hope to get a video out soon !!! Thank you so much for asking !! ❤️

@@deewormsvermicomposting I am glad that everything is ok.

That's a good reason !! Perhaps 🙂

I think there was just too much yummy stuff in there still to get out.

All is well, thank you sooo much for asking. It's been quite a busy summer. Lots of outside work and garden fun with the kids. I've been only doing quick feedings for my worm bins for the past few months and haven't filmed in awhile. I really hope to film and post a video soon! Hope all is well with you and have a wonderful day 🤗

I can give you an update on that. I no longer have mushrooms growing in any of my ENC bins. Looks like keeping the bins uncovered really helped bring down the humidity and moisture and stopped their process.

Pineapple leaves are definitely ok. And small quanities are ok, but not a worm bin favorite. But the top portion they love to mingle in between the leaves.

I'm behind as well, just been giving my worm bins quick feedings without filming or thoroughly checking. We've been out of town as well for a bit. Hopefully soon I'll be able to film an update. Time has been flying. Hope all is well with you and your family 🤗

Thank you soooo much. I'm hoping to put out a new video this week. It's been quite awhile since I've posted something new. But it's just been crazy busy for us. And my worm bins have been getting quick and fast feedings. Hopefully though this week I'll be able to show some love to a lucky bin 😁

@@deewormsvermicomposting looking forward to it!!

It's an older video, when I first began posting videos on TH-cam. I've improved that and volume now is up to par. Thank you for watching.

Do you use anything for grit? Also, ground up oats and cornmeal helps them getting a tad bigger. But red wigglers aren't meant to get big. It might be the supplier as well.

@@deewormsvermicomposting I use ground up eggshells and coffee grounds. I put in some oats this last feeding. I purchased worms from Uncle Jim's. As I mentioned, my bin is going on 3 months. When do you think I'll see some cocoons? Gotta say I'm having hard time differentiating between the coir and the castings. Thanks for replying!!

@@romanticwarrior97 you should have many cocoons by now. They just might be a tad hard to see or find. Coco coir is more brown and stringy, while castings are more fine and darker almost black. Hence why everyone refers to it as black gold. Sifting helps with that too 🙂

@@deewormsvermicomposting Thanks for your help!

I have a plastic covered container that I poked holes into it for the air. The mushroom grows from underneath the lid and peeks out of the plastic container be careful.

I don't think so. They didn't hurt my worms. Try to leave the lid off. You might have a little too much moisture in your bins making them grow even more.

@@deewormsvermicomposting Every time I open my lid for feeding I find my wigglers crawling all the way to the cover lid upside down waiting for the lid to open the mushroom growing out of lid and the worms trying to escape 🙄

@@miguelboricuapatientlongsu1855 that's due to moisture collecting on the lid as it rises it hits the lid and collects there.

@@deewormsvermicomposting I made more than 5 Holes on the lid. The mushroom grew underneath the lid super shroon .

I'm not sure of the type top. But I just broke them down and mixed them within the material. Wiped the sides of the bin down. And they disappeared eventually.

@@deewormsvermicomposting The first time I saw them was 6 months ago it made me jump at the sight of them 🤦🏽

I have looked into the mushroom types and I found you there's some mushrooms that release spores into the air and inhaling the spores is not medically nice .

Thank you so much!! Blessings and hope all is well ! See you soon 🤗

Grit helps the worms digest their food because worms have a gizzard, the same as chickens.

It's great to hear that 😊 thank you !!

Some believe that lechate ( the fluid that leaks out of the worm bin) is good for their plants, when in reality it's not. It's just rotten food excess that is no good for any plant or garden. OR they are afraid of their worm bin getting too wet and having excess moisture. I personally do not need or want any holes because some bedding would fall out, which would drive me crazy and also if your proportions of browns and food scraps are correct and well balanced there shouldn't be any excess of fluids in a worm bin. Thank you so much for your kind words 😊

I would rip out a small piece of the white cardboard and test it out. I've never encountered white toilet paper tubes. 🧻 As for the layers, they are added at the start of a new worm bin and then I add little by little burying everything under the current material already in the bin.

You are too kind ❤️❤️❤️ very much appreciated 🤗 THANK YOU !!!

Just too save money and plenty of paper bedding material at home that I can use up in the worm bins.