EASY How To Start An Indoor Red Wiggler Worm Farm 

Nice to see healthy compost worms making organic castings,,we need more people worm farming around the world.

Beautifully explained and your red wigglers look healthy. Thank you!

Thank you so much for all the info!

will try this at home. really planning on going zero waste

I love her nails! Mine always look like that dealing with my worms!

I use easy liner solid grip shelf liner to cover my bins . It’s basically a thick plastic shelf liner. It come in a 20in X 6ft roll. Just cut to fit the bin. I don’t use a lid. I never had a single worm try to escape.

I enjoyed this very much! I'm going to start a worm bin using your methods. I have a compost bin outdoors, but I'm wanting to do one indoors for worm castings for my houseplants. Thumbs up!

Nice work , thanks

I think the reason food gets moved from side to side is to keep the worms migrating through the bed and it also makes it easier to retrieve worm castings from the non food side since most will have migrated towards the side with the food.

I live by North Pole , Alaska and stumbled onto your video and enjoyed it much , Best wishes and God bless,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,dee

Wenderful project

Very good method! the only thing it's better to bury the food, if not you gonna have all king of bugs!

Just Subbed. Nice video. Thanks and look forward to watching more of your videos.

thats awesome! I might start a bin as well! :)

You still have to learn a lot.

Here in Atlanta, the larger size concrete mixing tubs at Home Depot or Lowe's cost about US $12.

About a month ago I bought 1 lb of red wiggles. Put them in same type container you have. Later heard I should have put them in a 1 Sq ft container.

Thank you so much!

You could also cover a piece of cardboard with a bag or something and tape it together.

Very imformative

great video and very informative. I was just given a pound of worms so I want to get started. what adjustments should I make? luckily I have compost so should I put them in there with some food and cardboard while my new bin sets up? I have chopped up brown leaves from last fall. how would I use them in my bin? thank you :-)

Great ideas! Thanks for sharing.

You have Beautiful and healthy bedding no mites and I have millions mites 😅

Ohhh my God , black gold

I think adding the food to one side first, and then to the other side would make it easier to harvest castings from the side the worms aren't eating from. As for the covers, it seems the black plastic would make your light useless to deter them from escape. Why not get a piece of clear plastic?

Thankyou for this info :)

I heard you should touch them as little as possible. You can put them in the bin and let the light make them go under.

Copied your method pretty much 100%. I used pre mixed compost from my outside pile instead of Pete Moss and skipped the egg peels. It’s been working great with my wrigglers 👍

What about drilled holes in the bins for oxygen?

good video but a tripod for the camera would help.

Nice info good

Could this system stay in a kitchen for its lifespan (3 months) without smelling bad? - provided that its healthy and aerobic? I live in an apartment and the outside environment might be too hot where I am, and I have lots of good space in my kitchen, that would be ideal if there was no smell or flies. Obviously the smell of nice rich soil would be ok. I plan to start with a Rubbermaid tote style bin and am wondering if you have ever installed a spout on one end to draw off any of the castings liquid? Is this even necessary? Thoughts?

This might be a weird question but how do I get worms in my compost without actually having any worms? Are they naturally gonna be drawn to it or should I be doing something?

Can I leave my worms in there farm over winter in my garage I live in North Dakota and it gets below freezzing

Are the food raw or cooked?

do you ever have problems with ants invading your worm beds, whether for moisture or food. im not sure if ants will harm the worms or not.

Do you have holes at the bottom of the bin?

Hi there. Someone gave me a bucket of red wrigglers but didn't put any soil or peat in at all and just put vegetable scraps. Is that OK or should I add coco peat to the top?

now that you have worked to get your population increased, what do you do to market your worms and castings . I live in a residential area in central florida.

Do the Worms breed quickly from 200 worms how long before you get 2000 and create anew bin?

I had watched an earlier video of the worm diet you mixed without using the veggies because it drew mites.. Did you decide to change back to adding veggies?

Hello. I have just started to watch you video's and notice that you don't use tubs with holes in them. during summer we have ALOT of water melon, rock melon etc which produces water in itself. So am I assuming correctly that you maybe only use more dry foods for indoor worm farms? I can not imagine using a bin with no holes.

do you have issues with pests since you only have the egg carton on top? I have seen a lot of people recommend using a lot of shredded cardboards.

Congratulations on the video. What is the white powder you spread on the litter box? greetings Giovanni from Rome

In sc and can get cold,best way to stay warm ?

I see you started the bin with 200 worms....but how many are ideal for this size bin?

Do you drill holes in the bottom of the worm bins? Thanks!

How often do you add moisture to the cardboard?

How long does it take them to eat that amount of vegetables?

Great vid. Where did you buy your original worms?

can survive in winter outside or gotta come inside??

I heard that too much coffee grounds is too acidic ? How much do you feed them each day abt?

Rule #1: no meat or meat products such as fat, cheese, milk, etc.

Why the worm farm? Are you using the dirt?

Are the bins you use very deep?

How is the house building coming along?

Can I just use regular top soils 🤷🏼‍♂️

Мгого чего полезного для начинающих.

Whee can I find these worms

How do you know, how much about 200 worms are?

About how long did it take that 1 tote to be 100% castings?

how do they get oxygen?

where do you buy those bins?

2:45 Tupperware container ? You’re showing your age. 😂 My mother use to sale tupperware when I was a kid. It’s funny how older people don’t call it what it is, rubbermaid, sterilite , or ziploc , it’s all Tupperware 👍🏼

How about fruit flies? How did you manage?

Do you do anything to the peat moss to reduce the acidity or do you just use it as is?

What kind of worms!

Obviously you can't use both the lamp and the cover. Why do you cover?

I dry my egg shell's in the microwave

Why not have all the food in once side of the bin, then It should be easy to collect them.

Love your video; but the touching constantly is making my dizzy.

Uh oh! I used fresh coffee grounds unused. Are my worms in danger of dying?😬

I stopped watching, because ot to many uhmms and it's going to slow. Get to the point and tell us what to do please. Your bins are beautiful and healthy though. You could have done the whole video in less than 5 minutes. Just a thought. Happy farming.

This guy is long winded. Get to the pioint.