webeblzr
In Bloom
Man, Roz I wish I had started mine sooner. I'm really enjoying my first worm bin.
And, with starting bokashi buckets also, it is straining our kitchen waste pile also.
I'm looking at 3 options, without Jims expensive feed. I only give them a little of that, and really shoot for all scrap feeding.
So, years ago, I found a seam of folks wanting seed sprouts, for health aids.
So, in quart size mason jars, and straining lids, about 2-3 tbls of seed, would fill up a jar with sprouts, in a few days.
Being so tiny, they would go (bad) quickly, (bad), would close to perfect to feed my worm nation, or with a day of rot time, be may perfect for them.
I'm going to try a jar today, to see, if it's an option for me.
Or, I'll walk up to the coffee/sandwich shop, and see if I can scrounge some their wet garbage pile.
The last thing for me to try and make some worm chow, as I did see there is a YT about it.
Thanks to your thread, worm ranching maybe a long time hobby for me!! LOL!!
And, with starting bokashi buckets also, it is straining our kitchen waste pile also.
I'm looking at 3 options, without Jims expensive feed. I only give them a little of that, and really shoot for all scrap feeding.
So, years ago, I found a seam of folks wanting seed sprouts, for health aids.
So, in quart size mason jars, and straining lids, about 2-3 tbls of seed, would fill up a jar with sprouts, in a few days.
Being so tiny, they would go (bad) quickly, (bad), would close to perfect to feed my worm nation, or with a day of rot time, be may perfect for them.
I'm going to try a jar today, to see, if it's an option for me.
Or, I'll walk up to the coffee/sandwich shop, and see if I can scrounge some their wet garbage pile.
The last thing for me to try and make some worm chow, as I did see there is a YT about it.
Thanks to your thread, worm ranching maybe a long time hobby for me!! LOL!!