The Bagster Worm Bin - A Worm Composter's Dream
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we will teach you how to set up the material and bedding to use when setting up your grow-out bins using a Bagster. We use these for a worm bin for our composting worms. ie: red wigglers
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I was wondering how you were going to start this bed. Great video. Is this for a grow out bed? How deep may it get before you harvest the castings. Thanks, Mike.
Yes ots a grow out bed. We have just started using these so I'm not sure when we will need to harvest the castings. Atleast 6 Mos for the first batch I'm sure.
@@MemesWorms thank you
Love your videos and all the information! I'm a new worm composter and I am so excited to get my first order of worms from you! I pre-ordered for April so I can be sure my bins are ready and I have done all my research. Thank you so much!
Awesome! Thank you! You can alwsys reach out if you need help
@@MemesWorms I just took Capt Matt's Learning to Worm course online. I feel very prepared to take the best care possible of my new worms . I always do a lot of research before I take on the care of any living creature. I'm making bedding now, cardboard, paper , both shredded, sifted , well aged horse manure, dry leaves, and coconut coir. Does that sound right?
@@traceybier1128 sounds yummy
You’re just like me I gotta save every last little worm no worm left behind lol
Honestly a very good idea 👍🏾
Thanks!
I would love to see a video on the harvest
Will do one once we get there
I would love to get into the warm business big time but I'm just not no salesman
@Larry Moss you don't have to be a salesman just be honest and excited about what you are doing..
@@MemesWorms I need to come visit you I'm only a couple hours away I'm in Phenix City Alabama
I will come and help you but I have to have a coffee pot lol.
I have a coffee pot that makes coffee in less than a min a full pot. So come on!!
yep more moisture more cocoons hatching, plus warmth. Great job!!!!
Thank you!
Great video How do you get all the castings and worms out of there once it's ready
Pitch fork and wheelbarrow. Very carefully
ok thanks that's ALOT of pitchforking lol
It's a lot of hard work, worm farming. But I love it!!
So how many worms would you start with in this bagster? And then do you continue to add bedding, food and worms til it’s mostly castings?
I would start with 50 lbs per bag. Continue to feed and add bedding. Divide in half in 2mos.
Wow hah! Think i will wait for the bagster!!
Nancy you can start with less it will just take longer to foll. You asked me what I would start with. But any amount is doable.
It’s a super idea. I have found some on Amazon that are smaller for me to use. Thanks for sharing so much information with your videos!
This is great! I am excited to try one (or 12 haha)
I think you will enjoy it!
I recently saw a study about the effects of Glyphosate on worms, diluted 300 times than the minimum dilution it caused worms to have seizures.
Do you sift this at some point or just keep adding layers of bedding/feed until its full?
We will sift on e we need the worms. I would never wait till iys full
Very nice. Do you use city water or is that well water?
It's a very deep well
I just asked the same question I figured it must have been well water
is it possible to have too many worms in a space? i have heard that they are self regulating. does this mean that if there are less worms they will produce more cocoons? thanks, nancy
Worms do self regulate. It is best to take out once you have too many in your bin. Just start another bin or just leave alone and they will stop reproducing until they need to again. No not having enough you will have a problem with them being able to find a mate often enough.
but what is too many and what is not enough? a couple months ago i had hundreds of cocoons and now i have thousands of babies but no cocoons! and my adults seem to have disappeared. thanks so much for being a great help!!
When you stop seeing babies that's too many.
I looked at several different packages hay & grasses at TSC the last time I was there, but none of them say that they are herbicide free. I worry about persistent herbicides being in the castings. Does the package you got say it's herbicide free? I didn't see that one at mine.
I'll have to look. But I don't think you gonna find that on any packaging.
I'll see if I can find out for all of us!
I didn't have anything on the bag.