We are a lot alike!! I think you are a precious, beautiful soul!!! Beautiful lady inside and out!! I am so blessed to have your web sites to get wonderful information from!! If my husband and I are ever in your neck of the woods I’d love to get together and talk worms and family!! Love your videos!!!!
Just found your channel. Awesome, thank you. I’m just starting my worm farm; I usually just harvest a compost bin but I want to grow night crawlers specifically for fishing.
Aw! Thank you, The best beginner worms are usually red wigglers but if you’re looking for fishing worms European Night crawlers are the ones to go with
Another great video thank you. where do you get all your gray bins from? is there a special place you order from and I noticed you don't have Tops on them the worms Don't Escape ?
Thank you so much. We get the larger gray bins from Sam’s Club and The smaller gray bins from websturant store.com They are an online store that sells restaurant supplies. The smaller ones are 20 x 15 x 5 and if you buy a certain amount we paid I think $3.10 each. Or something close to that. No my worms don’t escape. When worms are happy in their homes they won’t run because they won’t have a reason to. It took me years to figure that out😂 I do like to put newspaper on the surface with bubble plastic. Or I use worm blankets made of burlap which I sell on my website. Helps to keep moist inside
Great video. You have an interesting approach that I haven't seen before. I am new to this obviously and have a question. Having already experienced a small dose of protein poisoning on a batch of worms that I received, found just a few on the top surface with this condition after about 3 days using a dry mix, what are the advantages to using your technique of clumping the mix serving wet? Any help is appreciated. Thanks for posting your videos. They are a big help.
Serving the food wet helps them eat it faster for some reason plus they like it more. When you clump it you give them choices whether they want to be near it or not. It’s hard to come back from protein poisoning , usually worms die. At the first sign you need to get the worms out of there ASAP and to fresh new bedding and hope for the best.
I have a 4 foot long 2 foot deep bin with top soil taken and sifted from the woods. My worm stock are worms dug up from all over my property. So I've got alot of variety in the same bin. I will cut up bananas and different veggies for them. Just feed them every so often. My question is there any danger in the way I do it? Different worms no real ryhme or reason to the food. I get good fishing worms and it seems to work. Two years ive been doing it this way, going on three. What should I look out for. Thanks
I do the same thing in my outdoor barrel, for my barrel has a lid your biggest danger out there is the weather and moles in the ground that could eat them. But the weather, I don’t know where you live.
Yes red wigglers are little guys, I’ve known people who fish with red wigglers in lakes on Little hooks. Canadian night crawlers are awesome. They need refrigeration and I can’t store them
I would say it takes about nine weeks for them to hatch and then I bought another and maybe nine to reach maturity. They’re size all depends on their environment and how many you have in the container. If you have a lot in a container they’re not gonna grow very big
I think the ones you’re asking about are Eisenia Hortensis which are European Nightcrawler’s I don’t know for sure, though without seeing them or the packaging
Great video. I have been using this for 4 weeks now and have certainly noticed a difference in worm size. You mention not to feed to young worms, I'm curious why not and what you would recommend feeding a nursery? Thanks
I feed my young table scraps/ a little worm chow. The fattening recipe might be too high in protein but you know what? I’ve been giving some to my young also😆 and they are fine. Just a little amount and not daily. A worm farmer I know told me not to give it too the young but I was curious. Does make worms fat😆
My worms are indoors in bins and my worm towers. Rarely do they do that. It happened to me one time when I first got them and someone in my house accidentally turn the light out. Where did you have them outdoors? In a bin or in the ground?
Thanks for the useful video. According to your experience, which is better: to put the red wiggler und European night crawler in the same bin, or to separate them? In which case can we produce more worms and better Vermicompost? Thanks in advance
I keep mine separate but I know people that keep them together on the worms do great. Red wigglers by far out breed the European nightcrawler In my own experience. The casting quality depends on a lot of things such as what you feed them and the sifting process
If you have a deep bin it is good to have them together as the crawlers will process the food and bedding down towards the bottom of the bin while the reds will process the stuff near the top of the bin. It's a win/win situation.
When I buy worms, I prefer getting smaller worms in the mix. When purchasing by the pound, you get more worms for the money. Now, if I was buying bait, it would be a different matter.
Ive seen though you still can buy bait sized worms by the pound. Some websites sell worms by the pound thats all sizes, and then they may offer bait size worms by the pound which maybe twice as much since theyve feed them a lot of other things maybe chicken mash or soy or something. I forgot the website but i think price of bait worms was twice as much. I think theyd take adult worms and put them in a different bin to just grow out even more.
Hi. I’m interested in raising bait worms for grandkids fishing. However. I leave for the winter months. Do worms hibernate in the winter. If so. How do I keep them alive for 4-5 months On their own?
Yes, you can leave European nightcrawlers and pure red wigglers. If your red wigglers are mixed with blue worms, the blue worms died through the winter and their cocoons turned to mush. That’s why it is important to have pure stock. You can layer food scraps or Manure and loads of straw and hay, and I believe they will be OK. They also go deep into the Earth and come back in the spring.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thanks. I’m going to start working on a batch of worms. Do worms travel well or do I have to source them from close to Montana where I live. ?
Are you keeping the worms separated by breed because you are selling them by breed or will they eat each other? 🤔 If we buy them because some eat more paper but others eat the scraps faster can we have them together in the same bin?
Anytime I work with peat moss I always add it no matter what else I add. Now when I work with coconut coir, I don’t add dolomite lime because I feel it doesn’t need it.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thank you... Guess I'll have to wait until I retire in 2 years... I work away from home and get back every 3 weeks... Love your video.. 1 more question... I want to raise for fishing but How do you know when its time to harvest your castings / change your bedding ?
It depends if you are raising the worms as a hobby or for sale. As a hobby I would fluff up their bedding a couple times a week. As a business they like it more moist and you try not to do that for at least 21 days unless you think there’s a problem
@@TheGardenAndWormLady It's definitely a hobby. I just started last night and very small scale (I'm using a bubble gum tub/bucket). I think I need to redo the process because I didn't use bedding. I used organic garden soil that has the sticks in it and used a spray bottle to moisten it. I want to grow them for fishing.
😄 i’d have to check if my local farm store has it. I bet they do because I live in a farming community and there are a lot of horses. Thank you for subscribing I appreciate it🤩
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge with us… I recently bought the magic worm ranch from sportsman’s warehouse and I put 4 cups of big red worms in it and I already have some cocoons in there. I’ve only had it for a couple weeks. I did over feed them once and had to take some of the food out. It started to smell bad and I had a couple worms die. But since I got all that extra food out it just smells like fresh dirt again now… I’ve gotta get some of those African night crawlers! I subscribed to your channel too… 😉
Aw!! Thank you ☺️ i’ve made my share of mistakes and 21 years. I’ve been doing this. I have overfed worms, I have kill worms I think I’ve done it all that’s how you learn.😂
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I agree, I’ve already learned a lot just from your videos… I think I’m gonna use your methods since the magic worm ranch is similar…
I know a man (now retired) who owned a bait shop in Anniston Alabama. He basically made a living off of crickets and worms and of course other fish gear, but worms were his bread and butter. Mr. Hinds had 9 large wooden worm bins. As far as I know, he raised ENC's and ONLY fed them on top with alfhalfa pellets wetted with water after sprinkling on top. I always wanted to raise worms but only had time to keep me enough to fish with. I am now retired and have a goal of making a hundred dollars a week after expenses. We have worms here that look like a snake when crawling. I am almost sure they are the "Alabama jumpers". Have you ever raised them? Are they legal to sell to other states? My bins are mostly "indian blue worms" as far as I can tell.
I think I know who you’re talking about. I’ve seen some of his bins. Amazing work he did. Yes the Worms you were talking about are Alabama jumpers. They are called snake Worms jumping worms and they are an invasive species, here in Indiana where I am the agriculture department recommends we kill them when we see them. I haven’t raised them for that reason and honestly I wouldn’t do it.
I’m feeding my worms worm chow. They are not getting bigger; however, they are producing like crazy. Any suggestions is very much appreciated. Can’t get them big like your😢
Mine to get big by keeping a less in the bin, I am measuring a quarter pound, or sometimes a little less for a bin, the size of 20 x 15 x 5 making sure the moisture is more than usual and feeding them regular
I don’t have anymore bins. I’ve taken two cups and did put some in 5 Other bins for now. I don’t have space. My husband is thrilled. Yah right! I’m gonna donate some to the school for a science project. Can you remind me where you got those show and tell wormies. I love your vids and your cute laugh. Thanks so much for what you do for everyone💗💓💓❤️❤️
@@theresarothenberger2264 that’s awesome! You just do what you have to do. I saw someone raise worms in a bucket, not a Home Depot bucket, but a bucket that you mop the floor with any container works. I actually found those at AliExpress but I have also seen them on eBay and I believe Amazon.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady could you tell me where to get the plastic baby cycle of worms from cocoon to babies. I’m going to donate some to a science teacher for a fun project. Thanks again, and keep that laugh. 💗
I found the video. I shy away from peat moss because it is so devastating to the economy, and so non-sustainable. Coconut coir is renewable and sustainable. I have bookmarked the recipe and will make it substituting coconut for Peat. Edit: I thought this video showed the recipe I was looking for. However it isn't. On the video I watched today you said you can feed them the same as my other recipe minus the powdered milk. This doesn't have powdered milk in it so it can't be the one I'm looking for
I agree I also use coconut Coir at times, in the rotation video I mention the bedding that is posted in this video. The only difference is the food recipe will have powdered milk in it and the bedding will not. remember you have to harvest every 21 days and get rid of the bedding
Holy guacamole those ANCs are huge😀Great video, I've learned so much from you (and you've saved me on a couple of occasions : ) Great commentary throughout with so many great tips! Very excited for you and your business!🪱🪱🪱
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Hey worm lady, where do you get your alfalfa pellets?
I get them at tractor supply and huge sacks
We are a lot alike!! I think you are a precious, beautiful soul!!! Beautiful lady inside and out!! I am so blessed to have your web sites to get wonderful information from!! If my husband and I are ever in your neck of the woods I’d love to get together and talk worms and family!! Love your videos!!!!
Aw!!! Thank you so much. That is so kind of you to say. I just do my best and be myself that’s all I can do.😄
What an amazingly encouraging video. Your tips will save me on the mistakes I just started making. Thanks so much!
Aw!! Thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing the information your worms looks so healthy and big
You’re very welcome☺️
Yes ma’am I’m a fellow worm rancher and I too care about my wiggly little friends.
You have a great system and a very organized setup
Thank you very much
Just found your channel. Awesome, thank you. I’m just starting my worm farm; I usually just harvest a compost bin but I want to grow night crawlers specifically for fishing.
Aw! Thank you, The best beginner worms are usually red wigglers but if you’re looking for fishing worms European Night crawlers are the ones to go with
@@TheGardenAndWormLady what about canadian night crawlers?
Thank you so much, I live in Alaska and I love my worms and want them healthy.
Oh my gosh, I would love to go and live in Alaska ☺️
Yes African Nightcrawlers are my favourites because of their size and activity. I feed the same way when I do dry feedings.
Nicely when I started breeding European nightcrawlers I thought they would be more active. The red wigglers always impressed and African nightcrawlers
Your worms are GORGEOUS 😍 you've done a great job taking care of them !
Thank you 😊 I watched your urban worm bag latest video, wow! I don’t have one of those yet
@@TheGardenAndWormLady in time I'm sure you'll come across one 😉
Nice video happy Thanksgiving
Awesome thank you for sharing your video, love it, when I decided to get some worms 🪱 I’ll contact you. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving
Another great video thank you. where do you get all your gray bins from? is there a special place you order from and I noticed you don't have Tops on them the worms Don't Escape ?
Thank you so much. We get the larger gray bins from Sam’s Club and The smaller gray bins from websturant store.com They are an online store that sells restaurant supplies. The smaller ones are 20 x 15 x 5 and if you buy a certain amount we paid I think $3.10 each. Or something close to that.
No my worms don’t escape. When worms are happy in their homes they won’t run because they won’t have a reason to. It took me years to figure that out😂 I do like to put newspaper on the surface with bubble plastic. Or I use worm blankets made of burlap which I sell on my website. Helps to keep moist inside
@@TheGardenAndWormLady great thank you so much for the info and all the help.
Nice job and Happy Thanksgiving 🪱
Excellent
Night crawlers don't handle the Florida heat either.
thank you ,this is very helpful
You’re welcome 😊
Happy Thanksgiving. 😎
Everything looks great 👍
Thank you Grant😊
Great video. You have an interesting approach that I haven't seen before. I am new to this obviously and have a question. Having already experienced a small dose of protein poisoning on a batch of worms that I received, found just a few on the top surface with this condition after about 3 days using a dry mix, what are the advantages to using your technique of clumping the mix serving wet? Any help is appreciated. Thanks for posting your videos. They are a big help.
Serving the food wet helps them eat it faster for some reason plus they like it more. When you clump it you give them choices whether they want to be near it or not. It’s hard to come back from protein poisoning , usually worms die. At the first sign you need to get the worms out of there ASAP and to fresh new bedding and hope for the best.
Loved this!!!!
If I want to sell to bait shop how can I put them in the containers to not die? What the pros do?
I love fat worms I cannot lie.😆
🤣
T shirt idea?
I have a 4 foot long 2 foot deep bin with top soil taken and sifted from the woods. My worm stock are worms dug up from all over my property. So I've got alot of variety in the same bin. I will cut up bananas and different veggies for them. Just feed them every so often. My question is there any danger in the way I do it? Different worms no real ryhme or reason to the food. I get good fishing worms and it seems to work. Two years ive been doing it this way, going on three. What should I look out for. Thanks
I do the same thing in my outdoor barrel, for my barrel has a lid your biggest danger out there is the weather and moles in the ground that could eat them. But the weather, I don’t know where you live.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady North Georgia
fishermen/women are used to big worms, the red worm need reading glasses to get it hooked and four of them. Canadian nightcrawlers?
Yes red wigglers are little guys, I’ve known people who fish with red wigglers in lakes on Little hooks. Canadian night crawlers are awesome. They need refrigeration and I can’t store them
what are the best worms for a tropical climate?
African nightcrawler, they cannot tolerate the cold. They like it warm
love your vids. How long did it take for your ANC's to mature to such a large size? thanks for sharring
I would say it takes about nine weeks for them to hatch and then I bought another and maybe nine to reach maturity. They’re size all depends on their environment and how many you have in the container. If you have a lot in a container they’re not gonna grow very big
Do you rinse your hands between bins to keep from mixing species?
Absolutely! Always with hot water and soap
Great video. How long can this mix be stored?
I keep it in a tub with a cover on it never last long here because I feed so many worms😂
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thank you. I hope you get a chance to explain the soured worm bin. Really enjoy your video and how you explain what your doing.
Thank you for sharing. How many worms do you keep in each bin?
About 1/4 pound
Grinded egg shells and organic non GMO chick feed. I was telling my worm supplier about it. My worms are big.
I give mine chicken feed also. Another trick I know is to feed them cricket meal, only a little and not everyday. Makes them big
Once fattened up, do those worms eat more and produce more castings
Yes the appetite increases
Hello I’m just getting into work composting are large red worms the same thing as red wiggles or European worms? Thank you
I think the ones you’re asking about are Eisenia Hortensis which are European Nightcrawler’s
I don’t know for sure, though without seeing them or the packaging
Great video. I have been using this for 4 weeks now and have certainly noticed a difference in worm size. You mention not to feed to young worms, I'm curious why not and what you would recommend feeding a nursery? Thanks
I feed my young table scraps/ a little worm chow. The fattening recipe might be too high in protein but you know what? I’ve been giving some to my young also😆 and they are fine. Just a little amount and not daily. A worm farmer I know told me not to give it too the young but I was curious. Does make worms fat😆
Are you getting ANC to be larger than Canadian nightcrawlers?
Hopefully, that’s always the goal, Feeding them chicken crumbles mashed up with water gets them real fat
Do your worms crawl away...I had mine outside..they were European night crawlers..on the ground...now they are gone...😪😪😪😔
My worms are indoors in bins and my worm towers. Rarely do they do that. It happened to me one time when I first got them and someone in my house accidentally turn the light out.
Where did you have them outdoors? In a bin or in the ground?
Hello can I use ground English walnut shells for grit? Just wondering
I’m 🤔 not sure
Ok thank you!
Thanks for the useful video.
According to your experience, which is better: to put the red wiggler und European night crawler in the same bin, or to separate them? In which case can we produce more worms and better Vermicompost?
Thanks in advance
I keep mine separate but I know people that keep them together on the worms do great. Red wigglers by far out breed the European nightcrawler In my own experience. The casting quality depends on a lot of things such as what you feed them and the sifting process
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thank you, I mean is there any negative results for such kind of mixing?
If you have a deep bin it is good to have them together as the crawlers will process the food and bedding down towards the bottom of the bin while the reds will process the stuff near the top of the bin. It's a win/win situation.
so will the babies not eat that food?
They will but when they’re really tiny, I have to be careful because it might be too much for them
Hello, how often do you out the food on? I'm new on and i think you didn't tell on your video. Thank you
I only I had food again when I see that the food I gave them is gone. If you overfeed worms it will not be good for them or their environment
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I send you a message on Instagram, if you want answer me there! really need your help
@@antonionunes2055 I replyed on instagram
When I buy worms, I prefer getting smaller worms in the mix. When purchasing by the pound, you get more worms for the money. Now, if I was buying bait, it would be a different matter.
Absolutely! Bait is better suited for Europeans even though I’ve seen people fish with red wigglers too and be successful
Ive seen though you still can buy bait sized worms by the pound. Some websites sell worms by the pound thats all sizes, and then they may offer bait size worms by the pound which maybe twice as much since theyve feed them a lot of other things maybe chicken mash or soy or something. I forgot the website but i think price of bait worms was twice as much. I think theyd take adult worms and put them in a different bin to just grow out even more.
Hi. I’m interested in raising bait worms for grandkids fishing. However. I leave for the winter months. Do worms hibernate in the winter. If so. How do I keep them alive for 4-5 months
On their own?
Yes, you can leave European nightcrawlers and pure red wigglers. If your red wigglers are mixed with blue worms, the blue worms died through the winter and their cocoons turned to mush. That’s why it is important to have pure stock. You can layer food scraps or Manure and loads of straw and hay, and I believe they will be OK. They also go deep into the Earth and come back in the spring.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thanks. I’m going to start working on a batch of worms. Do worms travel well or do I have to source them from close to Montana where I live. ?
Are you keeping the worms separated by breed because you are selling them by breed or will they eat each other? 🤔 If we buy them because some eat more paper but others eat the scraps faster can we have them together in the same bin?
I keep breeds separate in separate containers.
When I sell a mixed I pre-mix them right before shipping if I sell a mix
How do we purchase works from you?
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Do you add lime to all of your peat bedding?
Yes dolomite, I measured the vanity Pete Moss for acidity. Ideal is seven.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady do you still need to add lime if you are using blitzed up egg shells as grit?
Anytime I work with peat moss I always add it no matter what else I add. Now when I work with coconut coir, I don’t add dolomite lime because I feel it doesn’t need it.
Definitely looks like dry to moist, not moist to wet is the way to go.
How fast do those 1/4 lb worms go throgh the feed amount you put in ?
Usually within two or three days
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thats pretty quick... Is there anyway I could feed them every 3 weeks ?..
No that’s way too much time in between
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thank you... Guess I'll have to wait until I retire in 2 years... I work away from home and get back every 3 weeks... Love your video.. 1 more question... I want to raise for fishing but How do you know when its time to harvest your castings / change your bedding ?
You can tell what it looks like it’ll look like coffee grinds, but every three weeks when I reset the breeders, I give them fresh bedding
Ware do you get to send
I will have it up for sale on my website soon if it’s the worm chow you’re asking me about
I will be selling it worldwide on eBay soon
How often should you turn the soil?
It depends if you are raising the worms as a hobby or for sale. As a hobby I would fluff up their bedding a couple times a week. As a business they like it more moist and you try not to do that for at least 21 days unless you think there’s a problem
@@TheGardenAndWormLady It's definitely a hobby. I just started last night and very small scale (I'm using a bubble gum tub/bucket). I think I need to redo the process because I didn't use bedding. I used organic garden soil that has the sticks in it and used a spray bottle to moisten it. I want to grow them for fishing.
Ps...maybe just try Lucerne Meal..new sub..😀🇦🇺
😄 i’d have to check if my local farm store has it. I bet they do because I live in a farming community and there are a lot of horses. Thank you for subscribing I appreciate it🤩
YAY!!! They have it here not bad in price either
I just thought your channel, I love watching videos from Australia you should make more videos
Why can't ya feed this to the babies and wisps? Mine are all mixed together
At first it’s strong for them
@@TheGardenAndWormLady ahhh. Well, I learned something. Thank you! 😊
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge with us… I recently bought the magic worm ranch from sportsman’s warehouse and I put 4 cups of big red worms in it and I already have some cocoons in there. I’ve only had it for a couple weeks. I did over feed them once and had to take some of the food out. It started to smell bad and I had a couple worms die. But since I got all that extra food out it just smells like fresh dirt again now… I’ve gotta get some of those African night crawlers! I subscribed to your channel too… 😉
Aw!! Thank you ☺️ i’ve made my share of mistakes and 21 years. I’ve been doing this. I have overfed worms, I have kill worms I think I’ve done it all that’s how you learn.😂
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I agree, I’ve already learned a lot just from your videos… I think I’m gonna use your methods since the magic worm ranch is similar…
please use a mic on you there is times you are ard to hear thank you
I tried that it was a disaster🤣 what I’ve done since that video is, I’ve learned to turn the volume up on my recording
I know a man (now retired) who owned a bait shop in Anniston Alabama. He basically made a living off of crickets and worms and of course other fish gear, but worms were his bread and butter. Mr. Hinds had 9 large wooden worm bins. As far as I know, he raised ENC's and ONLY fed them on top with alfhalfa pellets wetted with water after sprinkling on top. I always wanted to raise worms but only had time to keep me enough to fish with. I am now retired and have a goal of making a hundred dollars a week after expenses. We have worms here that look like a snake when crawling. I am almost sure they are the "Alabama jumpers". Have you ever raised them? Are they legal to sell to other states? My bins are mostly "indian blue worms" as far as I can tell.
I think I know who you’re talking about. I’ve seen some of his bins. Amazing work he did. Yes the Worms you were talking about are Alabama jumpers. They are called snake Worms jumping worms and they are an invasive species, here in Indiana where I am the agriculture department recommends we kill them when we see them. I haven’t raised them for that reason and honestly I wouldn’t do it.
I’m feeding my worms worm chow. They are not getting bigger; however, they are producing like crazy. Any suggestions is very much appreciated. Can’t get them big like your😢
Mine to get big by keeping a less in the bin, I am measuring a quarter pound, or sometimes a little less for a bin, the size of 20 x 15 x 5 making sure the moisture is more than usual and feeding them regular
I don’t have anymore bins. I’ve taken two cups and did put some in 5 Other bins for now. I don’t have space. My husband is thrilled. Yah right! I’m gonna donate some to the school for a science project. Can you remind me where you got those show and tell wormies. I love your vids and your cute laugh. Thanks so much for what you do for everyone💗💓💓❤️❤️
@@theresarothenberger2264 that’s awesome! You just do what you have to do. I saw someone raise worms in a bucket, not a Home Depot bucket, but a bucket that you mop the floor with any container works. I actually found those at AliExpress but I have also seen them on eBay and I believe Amazon.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady could you tell me where to get the plastic baby cycle of worms from cocoon to babies. I’m going to donate some to a science teacher for a fun project. Thanks again, and keep that laugh. 💗
Are you out of the worm business, or just cant keep up? I see all your worms are out of stock on your website...
Everything good, they are resting until the Autumn season. I start reselling in September approximately. I’ll probably retire doing this.🤩
I found the video. I shy away from peat moss because it is so devastating to the economy, and so non-sustainable. Coconut coir is renewable and sustainable. I have bookmarked the recipe and will make it substituting coconut for Peat.
Edit: I thought this video showed the recipe I was looking for. However it isn't. On the video I watched today you said you can feed them the same as my other recipe minus the powdered milk. This doesn't have powdered milk in it so it can't be the one I'm looking for
I agree I also use coconut Coir at times, in the rotation video I mention the bedding that is posted in this video. The only difference is the food recipe will have powdered milk in it and the bedding will not. remember you have to harvest every 21 days and get rid of the bedding
Holy guacamole those ANCs are huge😀Great video, I've learned so much from you (and you've saved me on a couple of occasions : ) Great commentary throughout with so many great tips! Very excited for you and your business!🪱🪱🪱
Thank you you’re not doing so bad yourself, I never miss one of your worm adventures 😆
Yes ma’am I’m a fellow worm rancher and I too care about my wiggly little friends.