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Hello good morning, thank you fir sharing your idea about how you protect guava fruits without chemicals on it. I just wanna know whats the name of plastic bag you wrap on guava fruits to avoid pest,

I give up trying separating them there was no way to separate them I don't know how you do it but it was a pain in the butt I have to cut them open

Liquid fungal cultures are created from sugar water. Why would it be different for compost tea?

Thanks for this. I've been having a persistent problem with coffee grounds in the compolst pile. First week or so, the pile heats up nicesly. But after two weeks at most, it totally cools off. Should I be worried?

I’m going to do this today. I’ve have vermi works for year in two bins but I’ve always had a trouble harvesting. This looks like the way to go. Thx

I have them on my fence in Northern South Carolina

Looks like Brian Quinn? (Impractical Jokers) right? No one?….anyone???? Lol

Thank you for this video was very informative , and to the point.

What about ants, all of my last were eaten

My family has restaurant so I want to start composting. We have a Chinese restaurant

My gosh Penelope is so very adorable and beautiful she made me smile and laugh i loved the video, so cute thank you 🙏 Am a grandma, and children are our treasures. Love her ❤️☮️🙏

I live in Orlando Florida and I have this vine and lots of green bullet grapes. I bought the vine about 10 or 15 years ago and planted it! It's all up in Japanese plum tree. They are ready since last month July or May be before I'm no sure because I wasn't watching it, I just happened to see them from limbs hanging low. But the vine is full. The birds enjoy them too. They're so delicious and absolutely good for you. Resveretrol is in them and other grapes too. So I didn't know that I could swallow the seeds and I use to eat the inside and spit out the rest. So, I read on line about them. So glad I planted so long ago. Enjoying them every year now. Thanks for your video! Some people never heard of them. Have a great day! Enjoy!

Found alot here in Port Saint Lucie

I will often find buckets at delicatessens, restaurants etc., usually happy to give the buckets -

Question 10 for the bedding is it okay to use all the things in the yard like grass shavings wood chips dry branches etc

Question 9- I'll be using totes. I know how much sunlight gets in but does it matter if your container is see-through

Thank you for keeping local businesses alert and involved and even if they weren't the fact that you initiated the conversation definitely piqued therir awareness

Question 8 are we waiting for the worms to finish off the first bucket before adding to the second and the third or is it okay to do all the layers at once

Question 7 should the buckets be on a barrier brick or wood?

Question 6 when it turns and fixed itself did the smell go away

Question 5 does it smell or attract unwanted bugs and rodents

Hello, my goals are to establish a kitchen and community garden but the icing on the cake will be to start my own worm farm❤ 2 assists and encourage others

Question 4 so we're filling all the buckets minus the reservoir with soil food scraps and recyclables all at the same time and sit and leave?

Question three is there a such thing as too many worms in one container

Question 2 what are the variety of worms to use for gardening and are there any we don't want in the garden

I have a few questions: question one- is there a such thing as too much when filling the buckets

Thanks for the clarification

are those baggies made of plastic (cellophane)?

Best I've heard. Nobody else has said WHEN they flower and throw out pods!

My understanding is that coffee grounds are considered a 'green' in compost. Meaning they are a source of nitrogen in the same way as grass clippings etc. The cardboard, paper or leaves are a 'brown' meaning they are a carbon source.

Being a worm be like: “They put me in a circular prison, and we crawl out of our own poop, bud we just keep crawling, we sometimes see the light bud then we’re locked back in, and sometimes, they even take some of us, no one has came back, and they steal our poop? WHY!

I'm no till & use wood chips on the paths between 4' wide growing beds. They get a 2" layer every year, whilst the beds get 1" of my own compost. Interestingly, the wood chip disappears about as fast as the compost. The other point of note is I've found brassicas prefer to root into the paths rather than the beds, so there must be something coming from the decomposed wood chips which is of particular benefit.

I watch a video of an study of 3 kinds of worms and coffee grounds and with non coffee grounds and study shown slower breeding of worms in coffee grounds added to worm bins?

What was the bedding

Great video.

"The fungus is amongus!". All kidding aside, thanks for the tip. I bought a self powered chipper years ago that will handle a 4" softwood limb, no problem because I own a piece of property that is partially uncleared timber and I wanted to put some of the dead fall to good use. I also compost, huge pile, for my vegetable garden. I live in Matagorda County Texas and I am chipping all of the pecan and live oak mess in the aftermath of hurricane Beryl. It's got a lot of leaves so I needed info about composting all of it . Thanks

Go local independently owned coffee shops. Starbucks supports genocide.

I've watched a bunch of vermiculture videos. This one was great so I'm going to do it your way. Thanks for your clear instructions. Love that you're working with businesses like the juice place and restaurant.

Do I have to use food grade buckets?

Omg I don’t need the whole life story of cardboard gathering. 😮 Why can’t these younger generations get to the point?

The fancy worm with teacup picture!! 😂😂 thank you for that😅

I use coffee grounds for when im going on a fishing trip , just replace the night crawers from the dirt they come in and replace with coffee grounds , two weeks before fishing trip , you will have the biggest crawers you have ever used.😊

I am in Deltona Florida. I just planted three pigeon pea start plants.

I have Muscadine Grape growing wild on my acreage in SE Florida.

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I’m in Tallahassee and they are growing in my woods that really gets very little sun. Glad to know they’re Muscadine grapes and edible.😀

You’re the worm whisperer!

Andrew - Thank you for this video. I noticed someone mentioned the strength of your pump. I watched a channel from the Urban Worm Company (Steve Churchill - owner & Troy - the tea expert) and they stated that your air pump should produce at least 5 litres per minute of air output for a 5 gallon container. Also, a brew creates bacteria and fungi. The bacteria feed the protozoa. Also, 3 cups of worm castings, 1 TBSP of fish hydrolysate and 1 TBSP of humic acid per 5 gallon container to promote fungal activity. Also, never use an air stone because it is VERY difficult to clean properly which can create anerobic bacteria in your next brew. Have a blessed day Andrew! Anthony

Andrew - First time viewer to your channel. You are one well-spoken individual. Thank you for the wisdom. Have a blessed day!

Ahhhh sunchokes.... the love I may divorce... delicious, very healthy, a beautiful plant and easy to grow... BUT EXTREMELY INVASIVE. I have planted them in the ground and they spread like wildfire, even went out of the garden bed and under my driveway and destroyed some of it. So I am now trying to kill that area, first with herbicide and now smothering with 4 layers of thick plastic construction tarp covered with mulch... basically smothering them, we shall see how that goes. No you cannot just dig them up, impossible.... you will not get all the tubers. I am trying pots now, big pots, but they grow so fast I think the pots will crack open soon. I like this persons method, I think I just planted too many at once.... will try his plant one and harvest later.... good luck, let me know your method.