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cold and birth rate
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrew Dec 13.

 

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December 14
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December 13
Joey, here are some notes I kept. Sorry I didn't keep better references. bentley: "Getting your cocoons to hatch shouldn’t be hard either. I would concentrate a bunch of cocoons in a small, opaque container with air holes. Before you add them, simp…
December 13
Thank you for the info Rom, I'm only into my six month of worm farming and it is my first winter.My bins are inside but in does get down to to 50 at night in the room that they are in.I guess I will open the vents in there so that the room stays at…
December 13
The optimum temp for keeping worm bins alive (ballpark it to 65F or 20C) should be the optimum for hatching them. The cocoons need about 3 weeks to mature and then eventually hatch but can go dormant for much longer if conditions are not right. They…
December 13
I wonder a bit about that report. There isn't enough detail to know what was tested. If the purpose was to determine how much pesticide was present on the part of the fruit/veg that a person eats, the peel might not have been included in the test.
December 12
Joey added a discussion
Hi everyone, Is there a optimum temperature for eggs to hatch.It just seems that My babies have all stopped but there are a ton of eggs.
December 12
i do some times depending on how much paper i already have in there but as long is there is nothing on there that will hurt them like pesticides and the things you already stated.I say go for it.
December 12
Thank you,Lol I only have 2 lb of worms I got 1/2 lb from a friend 6 months ago ! removed all the worms 3 months ago and weighed them.I had 19 Oz's.Also we eat about 6 to 8 bananas a day here.We eat lots of other fruits, most of witch there's not mu…
December 12
Good luck, Joey. Just curious why such a high concentration? My family eats bananas regularly and I doubt the peels make up even 10% of our kitchen scraps.
December 11
I have a coffee section in my bin and it seems to get consumed less then pumpkin or watermelon.I wouldn't say my worms love the stuff but they do eat it.good luck with it tho
December 11
Joey joined Steven Chow's group
A group for people who use the Wriggly Wranch (and others stackable tray) worm bin to talk about / share experiences. I figured there might be enough intricacies specific to the Wriggly Wranch (and every other model of worm bin) to warrant a group
December 11
Thank you all for your replies.I do remember the member who lost all his worms and believe it was the banana peals.So I've been putting them in my compost rather then my worm bin.I have s many that I wish I could use them. Here's what I'm going to…
December 11
Well, after a member here lost worms most likely due to banana peels, I started buying organic. They last longer than regular bananas, not sure why, but they don't rot as fast. A local teacher came over to see my worm bin and I told him I was now bu…
December 5
My sister looked up this list to help her decide which produce to buy "organic": What Types of Produce Have the Highest and Lowest Levels of Pesticide Residues? Looks like you'd have to worry more about pesticides on strawberries, spinach, cucumbe…
December 4
I use banana peels as I have them available. By the time they get to the worm bin, if they were ever sprayed, the pesticide used should be gone, like rom says, just a blind faith leap. I've never lost any worms that I know of from banana peels and I…
December 4

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When did you start composting with worms?
July 9, 2009
How were you introduced to vermicomposting?
T.V
What kinds of worms do you have?
Red Riggler
What worm bins do you use?
Rubbermaid
How many pounds of garbage do your worms recycle each week?
don't know yet
About Me:
I just started with 300 red worm that were given to me by a friend that did some work on a guys house that had some beds of worm and he remembered me saying something about wanting some so he ask the Guy and he gave him a coffee can full of worms and eggs.I would like to get my kids in to a cool small biz that they can all do together and experience what it takes to get and keep it running the most important part is the experience

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At 11:19pm on October 16, 2009, Buddy Byrd said…
Nice pics.
At 3:54pm on July 26, 2009, tglassburner said…
I got them from the maint. dept. @ work. they are the same material as McD drink carriers.
 
 

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