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Demonstrating the Worm Composting Bin

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What happens here

Josh opens his worm composting bin, which he describes as simple and functional. The bin contains kitchen scraps like lettuce, eggshells, and other organic matter, with visible worms and fly larvae working to decompose it. He explains that the worms will breed, providing a source of bait for fishing and that the 'worm pee-pee' (liquid fertilizer) is used for plants around the house. His wife helps add fresh compost to the bin, mixing in more kitchen scraps.

Goal: Showcase a simple worm composting system and its benefits.

Tools and materials

  • Worm Composting Bin
  • Composting Worms (e.g
  • Red Wigglers)
  • Kitchen Scraps (Lettuce
  • Eggshells
  • etc.)

What they say

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the last thing I want to show you there was a worm composting bin and right here it is I'm going to open it up and show you how the worms are doing we're going to add some more compost to it the stink she doesn't think she doesn't know about the country yes the do a different level of stinking all right yeah so here we are we'll open up the worm composter here's our worm composted stuff here tip it up and show you the wormy there down in there none in there breaking stuff down right now I can see them wiggling and I also see that we have some fly larvae going on in here and we also have little baby worms like this big so it means that they're reproducing so our worm compost bin will do a little bit better as time goes on go ahead and dump it in there mrs. Stoney Ridge so this is our compost over the last few days and made some sauerkraut and some good stuff okay so we'll go ahead and close up the composter so this isn't the best most awesome worm composting bin you've ever seen I know that it's not supposed to be it's supposed to be simple it's country and it works okay I've got two containers here one container has the worms in it and it has tiny little holes on the bottom the other container doesn't have holes and it has the worm pee pee in it the worm urine is what we want to use on our plants around the house here so that's the reason we're doing this these worms will breed like crazy and whenever we go fishing in the fish pond will always have worms 2-fold will improve this as time goes on but right now the worm bin Stoney Ridge style a little bit on the cheap good time well thanks for coming along with me on today's vlog

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