World's Easiest And Cheapest Way To Raise Composting Worms! You Will Love This!

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How far below the rim is the top of the bedding??? Thank you. Skip :}) 12-19-16

Can I keep them outside in HOT/COLD TN, w a screen over lid hole to keep vermin out?

won't they crawl out that big hole 😂?

Hey and hi, thanks for info, do you know if it matters/ie hurts worms if there's vermiculate mixed in peat?

Thank you Larry, you've made my day. I watced so many vids on this subject that had almost given up. Kudos

Hey Larry I want to start a bucket for my baby turtles. What is the soil am using again?

The Worlds best worm bin

Larry, aren't African Nightcrawlers sensitive to temperature? Would a person need to keep some kind of a heating pad under the bucket during the winter in colder locations?

I am starting out with two 5 gallon buckets with 250 mature red wigglers
in each bucket, using 50/50 Peat Moss and Shredded News Paper bedding.
How often should I harvest the castings and how do I know when it is time?

What is a peat?

Nice to know thanks

Larry? you seem to feed your worms, worm chow and I want to use my worms for food scraps to make into compost. I have been watching your videos but I have not seen you talk about this type of composting. Would these worms work well in this type of situation? Also, I want to add a drain in the bottom to get worm juice that I keep hearing about. Do all worms produce this?

Will the screen hold worm cocoons as well as the worms? I want to keep my eggs

Hi Larry, great idea. How do you know when the worms are done. How long does it normaly take?Thanks

When I removed the lid to tend to the worms, I tore the top rim of the bucket off.

Will they breed in there? Would this work as a source for fishing bait?

I must say I'm very proud of you Mr. Larry, your helpfulness and willingness to teach others. I hope your business is blessed with prosperity and abundance. Thank you much so for educating us with these phenomenal videos and your delightful voice. Blessings!

Hi Larry,
Thanks for the wonderful information about the worms in the bucket. I now have the info to give it a try.

Hey Larry, Great video. I am making a bucket for worms and was wondering if I use a piece of frost protection cloth, the white stuff with the tiny holes in it, and fasten it with a bungee cord real tight on top of the bucket; if that would work. It should keep them in and give them plenty of oxygen. Do you think that would work and would keep the worms in ? I think that would be easier fo rme to get in and out. I find it hard to open and close the bucket lids.