TOUR: Worm Farm Startup in a Greenhouse

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[@MemesWorms]

Wow, love the greenhouse. That's like the one I first built when I started. Thanks for your support on worms glad you liked them!!

[@grahaml8838]

That sander shaker is a great idea!

[@tcb069]

now this is what i was talking about , better than shorts, thumbs up matt

[@jeffreymyles9772]

Thank you for sharing captain Matt! It was great to me you at MeMe’s conference. Keep leading from the front brother 🪱💪🏽💪🏽

[@CaptainMattsWorms]

Great meeting you as well. The conference was an amazing way to connect with other worm people. Looking forward to next year! wormfarmingconference.com

[@thatguychris5654]

Would like to see a close up build of the flow thru worm bin. The worm-drive gear system on the end would be nice to see as well, thanks

[@sampathperera5953]

Thanks Mr. Matt

[@A-V]

Another fun worm farm tour - thanks for showing us around!

[@CaptainMattsWorms]

You bet!

[@fullcircle4723]

Thats orsum! Worm peoples army is growing.

[@paullynds3]

Great set up Worm people! Enjoyed the video! Ty

[@lukelucy1980]

Awesome Share thank you.

[@SuperTinker41]

Nice set up !!! Thank you, all, for The Tour

[@pattim6731]

Nice work Joe!

[@NanasWorms]

Great operation!

[@reallygoodsoil]

That sander vibrator is clever af

[@DianeHartwick-vk8mw]

Thank you😊

[@qmoonwalker3847]

THanks! Do you have a video on how that long bed operates cutting the castings and harvesting the castings? Never saw that before.

[@deltaworms4242]

Nice,, thanks for sharing.

[@CaptainMattsWorms]

You're welcome, Delta Worms! Thanks for all your inspiring Instagram content! You folks are doing an awesome job.

[@deltaworms4242]

@@CaptainMattsWorms thank you !! We inspired be your KZbin channel channel which we watch religiously.

[@AJsGreenTopics]

Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@jonathanbuford1793]

CAPTAIN CANT NEVER COULD- BE AN OPTIMISTIC BEING 👍👍💪😁😇🇺🇸

[@jonathanbuford1793]

SWEET WE ARE MAKiNg A Good size homemade green house out of recycling old windows we have brought back to life👍👍

[@CaptainMattsWorms]

That sounds awesome, Jonathan. I'd love to see photos when you're ready to share at discuss.wormpeople.com/

[@robinham2796]

This is my dream!! 🪱❤️🪱❤️

[@terrieholloway9066]

Awesome 😎

[@waterloobear]

Worm King 👑 of Troy

[@ForzaConnect]

What are the dimensions of the crates

[@WholeFoodPlantPeople]

is there a First-Timer DIY step-by-step build video?

[@wiktorpoliszczuk1372]

👍👍👍

[@jeffsanderson2737]

What do you think about cask milk for the worms

[@alaxandersupertramp6955]

I am building a sifter, Does the eggs fall into the 1/4 holes???

[@OnBetamax]

They do at 1/4. They don't at 1/8 (even that if they have already hatched they do pass through)

[@brookeonyx6271]

Some cocoons will fall through the 1/8” holes if the worms are on the smaller side, but they won’t with a 1/20” hole size.

[@thomascottrell3853]

My castings are very sticky like glue what can i do

[@brookeonyx6271]

They are too wet. I’ve personally found the best way to dry them is to dump them into a mortar try and spread them out into a depth 1-2”, just enough room for any worms left behind. Run your hands through them a few times a day, breaking up any clumps as you do. You could also use a blunt garden hand rake. After a few days they should be dry enough to sift. Pull as many worms out as you can before spreading and continue to remove more as the castings dry a bit. Don’t let them dry completely, just enough to work with. If you take a small amount, gently squeeze into a ball it should hold together until you poke it, then it should start breaking apart. If it doesn’t break up let it dry a bit more, if it falls apart as soon as you open your hand then it’s too dry and the worms let behind might start dying as will some of the wonderful microbes, cocoons will be fine. I hope this comes soon enough and your able to have some nice castings to use. Sticky castings can still be used but it’s impossible to sift out the worms, although you can remove them with the “light method”.

[@thomascottrell3853]

Thanks that helps a lot

[@biogumustajikistankhujand8529]

Hello in Tajikistan

[@kathydunphy9729]

I love worm farm video's. This one did not work for me as the poor fellow kept getting interrupted and not given ample time to explain any aspect of the farm.

[@CaptainMattsWorms]

Thanks for the feedback, Kathy.

[@kevinbell8245]

Talking to much

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

What a great young man 🪱🪱👨‍🌾🪱🪱 I'm so glad you are featuring people who are Worm People 🪱 ❤️🪱

[@ForzaConnect]

What are the dimensions of the crates

[@veneziafarms7992]

"IBC" Totes.. basically the same dimension as a standard pallet.