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Della Darling
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- Drake, CO
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Welcome! to the home of the Darling little Wigglers
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- When did you start composting with worms?
- August 15, 2008
- How were you introduced to vermicomposting?
- Internet Search on raising red worms for trout fishing.
- What do your worms like to eat?
- I feed them mostly table scraps and sometimes ground grain.
- What kinds of worms do you have?
- Red Wigglers
- What worm bins do you use?
- Plastic Stacked bins from the Internet.
- How many pounds of garbage do your worms recycle each week?
- two pounds??
- About Me:
- I am a group sales rep for the YMCA and work with lots of people who like to fish and there are a lot of them that like to use worms for baid and sometimes we find it hard to buy red worms here.
- Website:
- http://waltonia.com
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Getting to Know my little wiggly friends
Greeting all you neat people who enjoy nature and the natural ways of doing things. I put some wigglers in each of my flower pots and am observing them here in my office as they eat my left overs at lunch time. Quite Interesting.........
I have a question for someone out there???? There use to be losts of tea in the bottom of the worm composter but lately there isn't any, why? Do I need to add more water to the soil? Is this a sign of being too dry??
I have a question for someone out there???? There use to be losts of tea in the bottom of the worm composter but lately there isn't any, why? Do I need to add more water to the soil? Is this a sign of being too dry??
Posted on January 9, 2009 at 10:19am — 4 Comments
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I can't wait to see my first batch of castings, and what they'll do to my gardens. Smile. Plus planning on taking the kids fishing this next summer. something a little less scenic than your corner of the world, but as long as you have water, fish and bait, it's all good.