55 GALLON WORM BIN

[@PlantObsessed]

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[@Vermicompost]

I've done that before when I sift and accidentally dump it back into what I just sifted😀That apple goo (& other goos) definitely bring the worms out! I ❤Blue, best bin ever!!!🪱🪱🪱

[@PlantObsessed]

Yeah when i get into autopilot it happens

[@deewormsvermicomposting]

That harvest was a good size today 👌

[@PlantObsessed]

With that many worms the bin does cycle faster. I bet I could harvest more, but i need to make more bedding lol.

[@deewormsvermicomposting]

@@PlantObsessed More bedding is key !! 🙂

[@gregbutler9873]

The sky is blue the breeze is softly caressing my face the beer flows like a stream… I’m in heaven here in the Dominican… 22c it is wonderful watching this video taken 2200 miles away.

[@PlantObsessed]

You are a poet!

[@wernerbritz7174]

Awesome harvest and your worms are in great shape all the goo is definitely doing a great job.

[@PlantObsessed]

Thanks 👍

[@ale-iensbrewery8871]

I love this system it has always been my favourite.

[@PlantObsessed]

It is the most fun to work in for sure.

[@sandyjoao4489]

Haha I 😄 c tat u r in a hurry to sift the compost. Tats quite a harvest. Always fun to watch blue. Luv to c d fluffing as usual.

[@PlantObsessed]

Thank you!

[@jerrycallison6125]

i hate it when I do that -- dump the sifter into the sifted. :-) Nice harvest. No forgiveness needed for your dogs. This is not a studio production. It is much more effective live, with reality included. I've never been offended by background noises in such productions. This isn't entertainment, but education, and as such I think it is much more effective when showing reality. Great stuff.

[@PlantObsessed]

Thanks! Real life person with 100K worms in her basement. lol

[@A-V]

That jammin music you played while speeding up the footage reminded me of the Ramones - sounded a little like Ballroom Blitz :) You mentioned how you were unsure about how your basement invader will be evicted/eliminated. Are you opposed to using lethal countermeasures on such basement visitors?

[@JuliaRtv50]

And I’m Subscribed ☺️

[@PlantObsessed]

Thanks!

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

It's amazing to watch your beautiful system. 🪱🪱🪱🪱 I Harvest year-round because I'm in Windermere, Florida zone 9b and they are put into the Garden shortly after. What do you do with your Castings in the winter? Just Harvest and save for Spring? Thanks Ann, for sharing 🪱👍🪱

[@PlantObsessed]

I have a very deep bin that i put them in. I leave a few worms in there to keep them fresh until i need them. I do keep my tropical bonsai, pepper plants and orchid in the house in the winter. I use the casting for tea for them in the winter and put the "grounds" back into the casting bin to be refreshed.

[@crt9082]

Those worms getting fat .👍

[@PlantObsessed]

Makes me happy to see fat happy worms!

[@emilalwis5588]

😮

[@PlantObsessed]

Thanks for watching!

[@JuliaRtv50]

Hi I’ve binge watching your videos this weekend I had a question, the green sifter and the 3 black stacked bins where did you get them please? Love your channel ♥️♥️♥️🙏

[@PlantObsessed]

Thank you!. The black bins I bout at a big box store. The sifters are from amazon. you can buy the exact ones from my amazon store linked in the first comment of this video.

[@AngeliaHoward]

What size screen are you using?

[@PlantObsessed]

I use the 1/4 inch most of the time. If I want to catch cocoons I use the 1/8 or 1/12 inch size.