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Great discovery! Roots grew into my garden worm towers too through 3/8 of an inch holes. ~ Sandra

Your garden looks great🇳🇿👍

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I can no longer use my favorite mulches on my beds, shredded leaves and partially finished compost because of the jumping worms. I tried aged straw this year, the JW's still went for it. I am finding any high carbon mulch attracts the JW's. So far the beds with a perennial cover crop of thyme and oregano and beds mulched with comfrey have the least pressure from the JW's. That is an awesome outside worm bin, I use 50 gal grow bags I can bring into the basement in the winter. I have limited growing space for zucchini, so I do vertical zucchini on a bamboo stake, works pretty good, plus the zucchini can't hide as easily. Nice garden, Stay Well!!!

Oh look native frogs

Good idea

I have been doing this just on a whim. Or perhaps Holy Spirt told me anyway it is amazing. I’m on a budget so I had to figure something out. It’s nature in a bucket ❤❤❤

What a great mix of stuff u used in that pot very nice 🇳🇿🪱

I do mini hügelkultur containers too. Have you ever tried putting waste wool in the bottom mix? We got two huge bags for free from a sheep farm and, as far as I can tell, it's been a great amendment to my containers and compost. If I lived near that creek, I would visit as often as I could! ~ Sandra

Great content, my friend

I made a similar grow bag for sweet potatoes, only problem was I did not put the slips in until the 4th of July, see what I get here in WI. Nice video, stay Well!!!

I have trouble with too many worms in my compost pile. They turn the compost into a fine tilth, which is very nice but not the rough compost mulch I need in summer. Next year I will use a sealed drum to keep the little buggers out!

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How do you avoid getting grass seed in your garden? This was great, thanks for sharing!

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I love how your videos are edited, nice and relaxing music selection too. Subscribing :)

Awesome video!

Great video I have made this before my garden loved it but I never tried to eat I might try next time time🇳🇿❤️

You rock ! Totally impressed

Second year using LAB in the garden, plan on using much more this year. Found out that the LAB does not create heat as it breaks down organic materials, instead it gives off gasses, which also helps aerates the soil. The only drawback adding directly to a worm bin could be to lower the Ph. I use all natural bedding for my worms and I do use hot compost as bedding. When the pile no longer heats up I flip one more time, and add some LAB to accelerate the aging process. I used some of this compost as worm bedding in some new beds this spring and have seen no negative impact. Nice video on the benefits and the making LAB. I went through a lot of trial and error the first couple batches. I do the same as you and allow the milk to come to ambient temp, makes the process go a lot faster. I do one other thing too, I cover the fermenting LAB with a black grow bag. Again, excellent video! Stay Well!!!!

Love you're style and love for your garden ❤️ God bless and you are right ✅️

Pretty good soooo in my word fill like Fermentation lolo

Thanks for the information 👍🙏

Thank you very much.

If you add long branched that go all the way through the pile, you won't have to turn the pile. The oxygen will be able to get in. Also, if you have a pipe with hoke down the center of your pile, you can add worms, scraps, and water in the center

Great video!! I gladly subscribed!

Fantastic video! Reinforces my understanding too. I focus on my compost piles - everyday! Just as much as I focus on my veggie starts and garden maintenance. I get so thrilled seeing fungus growing and thriving in my garden beds because I know the 'community' is growing together.

Fantastic video! Reinforces my understanding too. I focus on my compost piles - everyday! Just as much as I focus on my veggie starts and garden maintenance. I get so thrilled seeing fungus growing and thriving in my garden beds because I know the 'community' is growing together.

Well done video...subbed up because i love this subject being and organic grower myself

i mainly use cardboard to make use of something i dont want to put into the system of municipal waste dept. and my own hot compost. leaves i use mainly after has broken down straight into beds, and feeds the cocoons that hatch from adding castings into garden.

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This person has something truly precious in her. I hope she is able to share her best.

Awesome video lady, love it, you ROCK! ⭐️ 🌟 💫 🌟 ⭐️ 💫 🌟 ⭐️

Simply wonderful. Thank you.

What many people are unfortunately finding out is a lot of the compost that is sold is from composted manure that's been from animals that has been feed hay and had a herbicide called "Grazon" used on the fields. It goes through the animals and stays in the compost for a very long time and has repeatedly been attributed to killing the plants that the compost has been used on. BUYER BEWARE!!!😔😔😔

May just start eating the worms

Hi, I’ve just found your channel, love the content! Currently I have a wormbin and a worm bucket in my vegetable garden. But I find your worm box very interesting. Especially that it is easier when you are away for a while. I was just wondering if trees or bushes around the box are not going to grow into the box?

This lady is brilliant and wise.. i love it😁

Hello, thank you for this lovely video. You have clearly spent a long time learning all of this. Thanks for sharing your research and experience with us.

😂 Uranus has microbes

i dry out my oak leaves in the sun until crispy then mulch with lawn mower.

I love it. I use compost as well for my worms , its been the best bedding I've ever used. I compost for the worms specifically, they love it..

Thanks for sharing this video. You are a very knowledgeable person. I loved the way that you have shown how fast you have been able to get your composting to work so fast. What a wonderful worm bed!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have been pampering my red wriglers with all this coco coir, peat moss, and paper. I also have a bin with good Ole earth worms in it and I thow all my junk in with them, leafs, dirt, food, and they are doing much better than the reds. Duh. I am changing it up after this video.

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Thanks for the information!👍🙏

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When I don't have manure from the chickens, I sprinkle few handfulls of store bought salpeter. It works really well and you don't have to worry about anything because it's just elemental nitrate.