157-day African nightcrawler worm bins get 13th feeding after twelve day interval - vermicompost

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[@davidhumphrey171]

Another Great Video. Wishing you "Merry Siftings and A Happy New Bin"

[@A-V]

Warm Wisps & Jolly Worm Farming to you too! :)

[@brianseybert192]

Bins look really healthy AV, you do such a nice job with them, you are way to organized for me, lol. I frequently forget the last time I feed most of my bins, poor worms. I primarily use shredded leaves for bedding for the added biology and nutrients, however, it makes perfect sense to add shredded paper or cardboard when a bin is close to harvest, think I am going to start doing that. The C:N ratio of leaves is around 60:1, paper 175:1 and cardboard 350:1. By using these materials you are sequestering carbon at a higher rate. Different bacteria and fungi break down the cellulose in a corn cob, along with the bits of corn cob the worms may ingest containing these microbes. Corn cobs can be around for quite a while in a worm bin, even in a hot compost. I keep both moistened and dry leaves on hand, mostly I use the moistened leaves. The game changer for me were the mosquito bits, do not have to worry about breeding flies anymore, lol. Wishing you and yours all the best this Holiday! Stay Well!!!!

[@wallysworms]

Merry Christmas and may your bins be filled with plump worms

[@A-V]

:) Merry Christmas!

[@RBright-l5p]

Hope you have a very Merry Christmas!

[@A-V]

Merry Christmas!