Worm Farm In An Old Bath Tub – Digging The Worm Poo / Worm Casting For The Garden
Watch my latest video about my worm farm in a bath tub. This worm farm in full of red compost worms. This time I show you how I dig out the worm poo / worm casting for the garden. Because the castings have so many worms, I place the castings on a metal frame within the worm farm and leave for a week. During this time, the castings start to dry out and nearly all the worms in the casting go back into the main worm farm. After the week the castings can easily be removed from the worm farm, by lifting the metal frame and carrying to the garden.
5 Responses to Worm Farm In An Old Bath Tub – Digging The Worm Poo / Worm Casting For The Garden
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@aussiegirlonamission Thanks for your comment. Good luck with your worm farm.
ProfessrPatPending
January 17, 2012 at 4:33 am
Hi there, I am about to make a worm farm out of an old bath. This is the best vid I have seen for it. Thank you so much 🙂
aussiegirlonamission
January 17, 2012 at 4:33 am
@dkulikowski Thanks for your question. I also get tomatoes growing after using the worm castings on the garden. I am not sure how to stop these tomatoes.
ProfessrPatPending
January 17, 2012 at 4:50 am
Could you please answer a question for me? I used my worm casting on my houseplants and now I have tomato plants growing in my houseplants. Did I do something wrong when harvesting the worm castings. I will no longer throw tomatoes into my worm bed.
dkulikowski
January 17, 2012 at 5:15 am
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January 17, 2012 at 6:11 am