Learn To Worm Workshop - Oʻahu Community Worm Ohana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- To skip to the different steps in setting up a worm box bin, use the links below:
0:00 Introduction
2:11 Step 1, Location
3:08 Step 2, Bedding
6:49 Step 3, Worms
11:32 Step 4, Food Waste
17:42 Step 5, Shredded Paper
23:10 Step 6, Bin Blanket
30:11 Conclusion
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I love how you teach like you're talking to children. Takes the mystery out of gardening. Subbed. 😍
Thank you for sharing your videos. You keep it simple and make it easy to understand.
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thank you so much for sharing this very useful and important information with the internet world. it was very educational and useful. 😊❤❤❤❤❤
My opinion is to have the lid on as long as there are holes somewhere along the side for air flow. The reason I say this is in case it rains, they’re not getting flooded or soaked from too much water.
Thank you so much for this video. I have just started 2 worm bins. I got my red wrigglers from a 80 year old worm farmer and pumpkin farmer. I am not sure how many he gave me. I think it was over 1 pound. That’s why the 2 bins. You have answered so many questions I still had. Thank you.
i took lot's of notes and will bo going over them a few mor times to mack sure i got everything correct according to your explanation. 😊😊❤❤❤❤❤ thank yo again for sharing this with us. many blessing and positive vibes for you anf yours.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent, thanks for all the information.
Excellent but simple depiction Ma'am.
and do you have a video showing how to harvest the worm castings? 😊😊😊😊
Clearly demonstrated video. Thanks for sharing mam.
This is a perfect use for our juicing pulp! When we have too much, it will be very simple to freeze and defrost!
You have inspired me, thank you.
Great video. I started my bin January this year with 1000 worms and they are doing great. You answered several questions, I hope to share with children at schools next year. Thanks
Won't the worms escape out the holes in the bottom of the bin?
Love to learn from you so easy to understand.🙏
Thnku from australia. :)
Thank you for the inspiring content! You have a wonderful gift for making the directions clear and easy to follow. We live in NV for now but hope to move to The Big Island in about 2 years where we'll have a better opportunity to live more sustainably. I'm wondering if you could tell me what size drill bit to use to make the holes in the tub. I'll keep tuning in for more great videos. Thanks again!
This is so awesome! Thank you=)
Fantastic, educational video 🎉
When you first get the worms do you have to moist the tub they come in?
What about vermi tea? If your spraying them down every day shouldn’t you capture that liquid go,d
I live in zone 4… come winter do I need to bring in the basement so they don’t freeze?
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Are you using chlorinated Water on your worm bin and what is the materials used for the blanket?
Thanks
What kind of worms are they?
Red wiggler. You can buy them online.
Thank you for your clear instructions. I’m in Oklahoma, and will consider doing this, if I can find the worms.
You can buy compost worms online.
@@chinatownboy3368, I'll see what I can find. Do you have any suggestions on a good place to buy them?
I like Brothers Worm Farm in or around Austin for larger quantities as composting worms. Petco & Petsmart sell small quantities as food for other animals. These pet stores also sell red wigglers in small quantities.
Great video! Could be edited a bit, but really helpful. It sounded like you used Shea Cloth for your bin blanket, correct? Could you provide a link to an example? I could not find this on google, which thinks instead I am looking for shade cloth...or is the latter what you use?
I have the large 3 tier worm bin that I bought from you many years ago. Never had problems with it till a couple of years ago when we had to tent our house and had to move bin 5 ft away from house. Since then, no worms, so I decided to start small. Was looking at the 3 bucket method since it would be easier for me too carry and maintain. I got wine worms from a friend. I notice in another video you did that here in Hawai'i, they need to be hose down often. Can you explain about this? On the continent, n they keep cautioning about too much water. TYIA.
I noticed that if I freeze the food scraps and thaw before I feed ,the food is broken down partially which is easier for the worms to feed.
why don't you have a bin underneath to catch th worm tea?😊
What about citrus peels as added to food?
How much is the kit
Thanks you sharing your video with me i want to my own in African more knowledge in worms farm
Dear lady, we live in Oklahoma, do we need to water the worms that much?
Do you give your worms any grit to help their gizzards?
I have plenty of burlap. How many layers do you recommend?
(I am in Seattle, so we have a cool, humid climate for 9months, and warm and dry for maybe 3 months)
Could I substitute worms with nightcrawlers?
Nightcrawlers are territorial so they don’t make good compost worms. Red wigglers are not territorial, which makes them great compost worms.
I am trying 2 years in small wormy box and colected worms from garden put in but worms die. I saw your veido It is good. Can I buy worms from you , Iam lieving in toronto -Canada . How much will it cost. Thank you.
I am sri lanka
What about rain water going in an open bin?
I've heard you shouldn't use hose water? Rain water or water outside in a bucket in the sun to purification for 24 hours or so?.
R those. Earth worms?
Red wigglers. You can buy them online.
Avocado peel and stone they don't eat