Vermicomposting at Home – Food Waste Optimization
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gdj_fjQ-RsQ This is part one of a 3-part vermicomposting series done by THE dude Bentley Christie. Follow these tips and your worms will give you no hassles, ever.
Even More Worms in the Compost Pile?
At first, I just thought it was earthworms roaming around the outskirts of the pile... but then as time went on, the worms are just multiplying like crazy. I remember I added one small ball of red wigglers a few months ago, and now they're everywhere. I think it was to do with the compost toilet additions. Not mad... they must be helping the contents break down that much quicker and more effectively. I figured because the pile was so hot most of the time (120-140F), that it would be too intense for the worms and they'd just leave. I guess not!
Worms: Thousands Escaping Compost Bin
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4l0KlHq5ig Yes, this can happen. Check my previous post for how to prevent this. 1) Have the worm system full of material for several days in advance. Make sure you have damp, shredded cardboard as well as food scraps and some old vermicompost or leaves. Variety is good. 2) Hang a light over the system for several days when you add your worms. This will discourage them from climbing out the top.
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