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HOW TO MAKE A WORM BIN EASY /VERMICULTURE SIMPLIFIED/ FREE WORM CASTINGS

2022 VERMICULTURE This video is all about building a worm farm in a Rubbermaid, plastic tote. You will need: Tote, Drill to add holes, bedding material (shredded paper, toilet paper rolls, coir, newspaper or cardboard), water, some soil for grit, dried leaves, kitchen scraps, and of course RED WRIGGLER WORMS. The red wriggler worms will break down the kitchen scraps and leaves into nutrient rich, live soil. The worms provide worm casings and COMPOST TEA to feed your garden plants. After a few months, you can sift the bin contents, keeping the worms and using the castings directly into your garden. Dump the worms back into the tote or start another bin with the extra worms that have accumulated. In colder climates, you will need to keep the tote in your basement or garage over Winter. Feed your worms every three days with your kitchen scraps. Watch them thrive and reproduce. Keep the bin moist. WORMS NEED WATER. PLEASE HIT THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON; that helps my channel grow. Leave a COMMENT about your garden experience growing potatoes of other vegetables. If you click the NOTIFICATION BELL, you will get a heads up that I posted a new video and SHARE the link in your social media places to gather more gardeners into the community of gardeners. DISCLAIMER: This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and end up purchasing it, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for your support! Red Wriggler worms for vermiculture worm compost – Uncle Jim’s https://unclejimswormfarm.com/?affili... Vertical Gardening with Green Stalk planter http://tinyurl.com/Yankee10