How to build a worm composter | Natural History Museum 

So once top bin is full and you swap with middle bin do you transfer worms to top or do they get through holes in bottom of the newly placed top bin. All these Vids omit this detail for a begginer.

Love this. Ive got a bit bogged down in different types but this is so easy and a great way to start. I have bought a worm kit like this in the past but this should be cheaper option.

10000 like for the one minute and for the video material & modesty

Absolutely love this! Thanks for making it so simple. We have a tumbler, and a free-standing hot composter.. and often will just leave piles of woodchip in specific areas of our already biodiverse area, teeming with life, wild foxes kinda special, toads & other amphibians.. even hedgehog & other rodents come around. Every time we find something growing that we might not want to spread, it simply goes back in root upwards & feeds the worms. So i might just get this schizzness sorted... watch more worms thrive_be born/lil tiny baby ones & see them become juicy red wrigglers (best compost worms here!) then all migrate to the next space where they can dine & poop. That method you got is excellent.. and goes a long way to creating the best freshness & microbes of which is required & necessary for healthy soil for all the land(s) ~ everyplace. ☆♡☆ gratitude and humility 🙂✌🏽

Great stackable worm bin.

I found the editing very hard to follow but after many rewinds I’m caught up

So nice!

Going to attempt to make one of these this year. Thanks for the advice.

Thank you for this information, cant wait to start my own worm farm, also can this stack more times? like a 4 bucket design

These never disappoint! One for the adults and the kids 🥳

Worm move through the holes? So the holes should be big enough for them?

What about flies and larvae? How to prevent those from entering the compost?

This video could be slowed down by a couple of minutes. Holy cow had to keep rewinding it

Does the bin need to be food grade plastic?

Does this mean that the top box should also have two bricks like the box below it? so that when the top box is full and moved to the second box, the now empty top box stands on top of the two bricks in the box containing the worms, or is it true that the initial box containing the worms was not given bricks so that there would be pressure from the top box so that the worms would move to the top? Thank You

At what point is a bin "full"?... How far from the top?

any links to where i can purchase these specific bins?

Are these the 27l boxes or the 50l?

Hi do you need smaller holes in middle bin to stop worms falling through to the juice in the bottom??

Infinite worm glitch???

Is this one smell ? Im afraid my neighborhood will complain about it

Dont forget to get Tiger worms they are the best for this and really the correct ones to use in this system

I thought you can’t use colored news paper

Quick and concise, but mayhap too much so? A bit of info as to why the steps taken on the video could go a long way. Still good, though.

Does this smell bad?

After seeing the billion flies in the video I think ill Pass

Did anyone else notice they are not stackable boxes, but stowable boxes. They must have put bricks in both lower boxes. Idiots teaching ignorami. A bit like our education system. 😞

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