Red Wigglers, Blue Worms, And European Nightcrawlers.

[@michelleh7133]

I think you should pot that mango up to wait for spring. Now that it's sprouted, it needs sunshine to live.

[@GrantMcIntosh]

Lots of worms. Reds and blues demolished the food. I agree about the CFTs vs totes. Looking good 👍

[@selfpeace9539]

Hi Lilia, new worm farmer here. I really love the Indian blues but they have escaped the bin by going in between the lid and bin (black and yellow bin from Lowe’s). It is only before a storm. Otherwise, they stay put. How do you manage to keep them from escaping? I see that the bin you’re using using air-tight. Thank you 🙏

[@justbeachy2031]

My mangoes Sprout also. Unfortunately, I have no more room for fruit trees, especially ones that I am uncertain whether they will fruit or not. One of mine had grown to a foot and a half but I couldn't find a home for it and left it in the bin which finally started breaking down

[@liliakogan3043]

Richelle McCowan just don’t see it doing well in our dry climate. Would love a mango tree.

[@justbeachy2031]

@@liliakogan3043 me too!

[@TheGardenAndWormLady]

What was your bedding made of? And where do you buy pure red wigglers?

[@سلكالغسالة]

So which one you prefer the most in terms of a good composer and population growth?

[@said.skopal]

If we put only mature worms into new pot with food,some 20,30 worms...

[@Kasheena]

Hehehe I told you that your mango was going to sprout! :D

[@liliakogan3043]

Kasheena it’s doing awesome.