Hey, i've got the same model and was also thinkin of keeping it inside but was worried about the stink and any potential escapees...have these been issues? also, are you any relation to Jimi? I reckon he'd be well into vermicompost! peace
no not use newspaper with dye in it only use black and white newspaper and dont put like tomato or orang skins becouse the acid hurts the worms all others a good
I have that exact worm bin in the video. It works great, no smell, but I would advise you to start with 1000 to 2000 worms. They start off slow but in time will consume an amazing amount of food as they multiply. After a month or so, look for small greenish balls in the soil. These are worm eggs.
My husband and I are considering buying that same model from Happy D Ranch and are interested to know how your worm farm is going. Any chance of a status update?
Compost Tea? Sounds delicious.
presbarkeep 8 months ago 2
your food scraps look like throwup
HiWay69s 8 months ago
i just bought one vary excited
th1nonlydg88 8 months ago
Dont put the bin anywhere noisey. Worms hate light and noise
JordiRacerable 9 months ago
Hey, i've got the same model and was also thinkin of keeping it inside but was worried about the stink and any potential escapees...have these been issues? also, are you any relation to Jimi? I reckon he'd be well into vermicompost! peace
crucifr1ed 1 year ago
no not use newspaper with dye in it only use black and white newspaper and dont put like tomato or orang skins becouse the acid hurts the worms all others a good
Dstratsapplehacks 2 years ago
Thank you so much for showing in a simple and understandable way how to start a worm farm.
cagirllovesanmls 2 years ago
that happy d ranch bag had right please anwer my queston once u see this comment
chingchong54 3 years ago
I have that exact worm bin in the video. It works great, no smell, but I would advise you to start with 1000 to 2000 worms. They start off slow but in time will consume an amazing amount of food as they multiply. After a month or so, look for small greenish balls in the soil. These are worm eggs.
segarza 3 years ago
My husband and I are considering buying that same model from Happy D Ranch and are interested to know how your worm farm is going. Any chance of a status update?
J3nRS 3 years ago