I was just excited and wanted to say I've finally got my worm bin going. I got 2000 red wigglers from Uncle Jim yesterday and they're quite happy in their bin. My wife even let me put them in the first floor bathroom since it's warmer than the boiler room in the basement.
We'll see how long that lasts.
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Bomberman,
I got a 32 gallon bin from Walmart for $5. Cut a square off the top and glued on a screen.
The I put a piece of cardboard along the bottom and drilled a hole on a side if I need to drain any liquid.
I put food in a few corners and put the worms on top. The worms are in the peat moss they came with (I sprayed it with water). The in added wet strips of newsprint and cardboard as well as dried paper on top. I don't know if this is the exact way to have a bin but the worms seem happy.
As a side note they really seem to love melon and celery leaves! I think that I am going to start blending the food before I put it in. Does anyone think that's worth it????
I got a 32 gallon bin from Walmart for $5. Cut a square off the top and glued on a screen.
The I put a piece of cardboard along the bottom and drilled a hole on a side if I need to drain any liquid.
I put food in a few corners and put the worms on top. The worms are in the peat moss they came with (I sprayed it with water). The in added wet strips of newsprint and cardboard as well as dried paper on top. I don't know if this is the exact way to have a bin but the worms seem happy.
As a side note they really seem to love melon and celery leaves! I think that I am going to start blending the food before I put it in. Does anyone think that's worth it????
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