How I separate the breeder’s from the bedding.

[@healthyfitmom]

I also noticed that the worms prefer wetter conditions. Not the one to 2 drops if you squeeze. But just like you showed.... They love the bottom of my bin..

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

That is the main key when breeding!!
Thank you for watching and commenting on the video, I greatly appreciate it!!🪱🪱
Keep

[@healthyfitmom]

@@nusoilwormfarm7980 subbed! Your channel will grow quickly... your videos came up in my recommended feed. So TH-cam is pushing your vids to the vermicomposting community!🎉🎉🎉

[@rhondamontiel3827]

Very happy to find someone that doesn't aggravate the worms unessesarily. Warms my heart

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

I try not to at all but, doing orders you don’t really have a choice.

[@reneemeehan9739]

Enjoyed! Thank you!

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

You’re very welcome, I greatly appreciate you watching and commenting!!🪱🪱🪱

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

I don't breed but in my large fabric pot worm bins I putthe finished castings in a wheel barrow. Park in the sun and then let them go down. I scoop the top off until I hit the meat pie of worms at the bottom.

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

I will light harvest as well but, with the breeders I try not to stress them due to only being in the bin for 21 days. The least stressed you make them the faster they will go back to normal.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Changing the soil one worm at a time 🪱🪱🪱

[@nanasofia]

I prefer to use coco coir instead of peat moss. Less cost and works well.

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

Absolutely just as long as the brand you purchased has been washed off really well before packaging . Thanks for watching

[@ElectricBoogaloo007]

Pound for pound, coco coir is way more expensive than peat moss.

[@markskibo5159]

Wow its 4X to 5X more here in CA

[@dnawormcastings]

I find it calming hand sorting my breeders worms from their eggs 🇳🇿🪱

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

Absolutely 🪱🪱🪱

[@michaelmello9510]

Nice 👍

[@nusoilwormfarm7980]

Thanks ✌