Pot worms infestation in your worm farm?

[@אושראברהם-ע7מ]

היי. אני והחברים שלי כולנו מישראל ואנחנו צופים בערוץ שלך אך לא כולם מבינים אנגלית לכן אני פונה אלייך בבקשה תוסיפי תרגום גם בעברית מעבר לאלו שיש. יש לך אפשרות להוסיף תרגום בעברית לכן פונה אלייך. נשמח מאוד להבין אותך טוב יותר. בתודה מראש החברים מישראל😊❤❤❤

[@downundervlogs]

Hello and welcome. Thankyou for your kind words.😀❤️ I will go through and add Hebrew in the translation of this one and my other videos. I'm pretty sure I can still do this but I think youtube took that feature away recently. However you can try the CC on the video to see if it will translate it too. I hope you enjoy the variety of videos I upload. 😊🦘❤️🇦🇺Cheryl שלום וברוכים הבאים. תודה על המילים החמות שלך.😀❤ אני אעבור ואוסיף עברית בתרגום של הסרטון הזה ושל הסרטונים האחרים שלי. אני די בטוח שאני עדיין יכול לעשות את זה אבל אני חושב שיוטיוב לקח את התכונה הזו לאחרונה. עם זאת, אתה יכול לנסות את ה-CC בסרטון כדי לראות אם הוא יתרגם גם אותו. אני מקווה שתהנו ממגוון הסרטונים שאני מעלה. 😊🦘❤🇦🇺שריל Following up on the subtitles , most of them you can click the little cog wheel on the bottom of the video and click auto translate and press the cc tab as well . I have tried it out on some of the videos and it shows Hebrew on there. KZbin has taken away the option for me to do it on more recent videos. I hope this helps you. 🙂🙂🦘🦘🌺🌺Cheryl בהמשך לכתוביות, ברובן תוכלו ללחוץ על גלגל השיניים הקטן בתחתית הסרטון וללחוץ על תרגום אוטומטי וללחוץ גם על לשונית cc. ניסיתי את זה בכמה מהסרטונים וזה מראה שם עברית. KZbin לקח לי את האפשרות לעשות זאת בסרטונים עדכניים יותר. אני מקווה שזה עוזר לך. 🙂🙂🦘🦘🌺🌺שריל

[@downundervlogs]

Were you able to translate to English in the settings at the bottom of my video?.

[@אושראברהם-ע7מ]

@@downundervlogs היי. עדיין אין תרגום בעברית. יש באנגלית אך לא בעברית. נשמח מאוד אם תנסה דרכך להוסיף את התרגום כי מאצלנו אין אפשרות אם אתה לא מוסיף. תודה רבה לך ויום ניפלא

[@downundervlogs]

@@אושראברהם-ע7מ Hi, I think I have managed to do translation into Hebrew on this video link :kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6Kwf6ejZriaibM please let me know if this has worked and you have understood it . Many thanks.Cheryl

[@Vermicompost]

Excellent video Cher!! Your close ups on the worms and pot worms are amazing! Great advice on controlling the pot worms while not getting to worried about it if it happens. Loving your channel!!🪱🪱🪱

[@downundervlogs]

Thankyou for your comment. It's very encouraging. What I have noticed with the bin is once it dries out more they all flee to the walls and lid. Easy to scoop out and get rid of. 😀

[@lahuertitadejorgerodriguez]

Muy bueno tu bideo demasiadas lumbrises en ke estado estas yo estoy en memphis teeneesi pero yo no puedo aserlas creser Ban muy despacio grasias saludos

[@downundervlogs]

Hello. I live in Australia. Thanks for watching and welcome to my channel. 😊🦘Cher

[@lahuertitadejorgerodriguez]

@@downundervlogs ok muchas grasias me imagino ke muy buen clima saludos

[@downundervlogs]

@@lahuertitadejorgerodriguez yes, we have warm temperate climate here. We can grow a variety food all year for all seasons

[@Bernieclark45]

Pot worms are a new one to me. Thanks for the excellent video.

[@downundervlogs]

It's amazing what gets in the worm bins. Thanks for watching 😃

[@NanasWorms]

I saw itty-bitty pot worms when I first got going (I have both the Tumbleweed Café and the Can of Worms), but I haven’t seen any for the last year. As you said, they are probably in there, but in low enough numbers that they aren’t discernible. It begs the question - where do they go?? Great video! ~ Sandra

[@downundervlogs]

It's amazing how these little creatures end up in our bins. My hungry bin has gotten them once before too. But being so high up off the ground they would have a trek to get there. I assume possibly they may be in some of the mushroom compost I add but who knows. Thanks for dropping by.:-)

[@amazonraw-she-uh4439]

Thanks for this. I have indoor bins ( they are a bit too moist) but I was wondering how they even got in ?! 😅 I thought they were tiny baby worms at first lol

[@downundervlogs]

If you can try and dry the bin out more by using the lime or even add a lot more dry paper or cardboard to help soak up the extra moisture. It is a mystery how they do seem to appear. Small amounts are ok but not like mine was where they took over. Thanks for watching. 🙂🦘Cher

[@AJsGreenTopics]

That is a lot of pot worms. 😮

[@downundervlogs]

Too many for my liking. Thanks for stopping by😀

[@MLShuttles]

So I have quite a few now too, conpost bin got too wet. If I remove a whole bunch by hand what do I do with them?

[@downundervlogs]

I would suggest on some dry dirt or on an area that is dry. They will die off quickly. If you leave your worm farm lid up to dry out a bit you will start to notice they will congregate around the sides looking for moisture and die off too. I did try an experiment by leaving some in a tray of water and after days and days they were still alive. Hope that helps and thanks for watching and your question. 😀🦘Cher

[@delosand]

Thank you for this. I was under the mistaken impression that the pot worms in our book were the baby composting worms! I have some work to do!

[@downundervlogs]

I'm glad you watched my video. Thankyou. I let too much water go into my worm bin from the rain and the pot worms loved it. Not too good for the composting worms If you allow your bin to dry out with the lid off in the sunshine to help reduce the moisture in there,you may notice the potworms gathering on the sides and the lid of your farm and you can also then scoop them off.

[@downundervlogs]

Were you able to get your pot worms under control?😃🦘Cheryl

[@davetattersfield6820]

Thank you. I'll be adding more lime.

[@downundervlogs]

Good luck with your bin Dave. 😀🦘🇦🇺👍Cheryl

[@yes350yes]

I will use diatomaceous earth if I have more springtails/ spider mites in my worm bin than IM ok with.

[@downundervlogs]

Thanks for sharing that option 😃🦘Cher

[@poodlepup1]

hi, i moved to under the eve of the roof added lots of torn up paper and sugar cane mulch....have you a bucket under the tap... it should always be open... i also took the blanket off as it soaks up too much liquid.... and stays wet....

[@downundervlogs]

I just recently moved that worm bin out to get a bit more sun as its been so cold but hadn't put a tarp over to protect it more however it has one on now. Putting in the cotton towel was to help soak up excess moisture and also they seem to enjoy congregating on and under it. Thanks for stopping by.