How To lure out babies worms from a nursery bin. Everything you need to know to multiply your worms
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- čas přidán 17. 02. 2023
- Welcome to Northeast Worms, where we bring you the best tips and tricks on worm composting. In this video, we will show you how to lure out baby worms from a reproduction bin.
If you are a worm composting enthusiast, then you know that having a healthy and thriving worm population is key to the success of your composting efforts. This is why learning how to lure out baby worms is an important skill to have.
In this video, we will take you through the step-by-step process of how to lure out baby worms from your reproduction bin. We will show you the right tools to use, the best bait to use, and the right time to do it. By the end of the video, you will have all the knowledge you need to multiply your worm population.
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I'm obviously not using enough bait cups! My outdoor bin is 48" x 34" (an oval), so thanks Gaetano for showing me how it's done.
~ Sandra
Thanks for watching Sandra ☺️
I actually bought some of those hydroponic cups specifically for baiting out worms, since I can't be bothered to get a soldering iron and the plastic fumes that follow for the more DIY methods. They work great! Love the new facility, and your worms look fantastic as always!
Thank you very much Evelyn 😊
Very good video!!
I really enjoyed you saying the word "split" so many times, the emphasis on that word is so important when growing worms to bait size. The action of splitting is the "key" to growing large worms. Of course, there are other things that make a difference, but splitting is absolutely the most important. 👍👍
Enjoy worms and have a great Day!
Thank you very much my friend. Splitting and giving the worms the right space to grow and be "happy" is one of the key of worm farming
Congrats on the new facility. It looks amazing. Coincidently, I just did a bait trap for one of my bins, After watching this video, I might have to add another tub or two to get them out.
Thank you for stopping over. After doing some experiments, I found out that with covering the surface with as much bait as possible, the baiting process will be faster, especially with thousands of cocoons that have different timing for hatching
Always great information, thank you for taking the time to include us on your journey. Your an inspiration, I am so thankful to you and the other people who share their journey. Looking forward to the next video. God bless you and Northeast Worms.
Thank you so much, my dear friend 😀
Congrats on yr new wormer place. Its been long since we last saw yr video. All d best.
Thank you very much 😊
Some really good tips, Gaetano!! I would've definitely put holes in the bottom, but that makes a ton of sense.
Great video, my, man !!
Cheers J&C 🪱🌱🤜🤛
Thanks guys
They have many places to choose from. 😎
That's a lot of baiting boxes. I like it - I might try doing something similar (I usually just bait with only 1 or maybe 2 boxes) 👍🏻
Go for it! It is much faster in this way
Very good technique 👍
Thank you 😊
my favorite baiting vessels are the clamshells that you get when you buy fresh berries at the supermarket, unfortunately they cannot be recycled and I found that they last for very long time as bait box
Lino, I used those Berry's containers a lot in the past, but right now, I need bigger bait containers for the siE of my nursery. I found out that more bait cups you out in the nursery bins, faster is the baiting process
Good job.
Thank you
Thanks for watching
Gaetano, the filming is looking nice and sounding clearer. What cam and microphone are you using? Looking forward to seeing you grow and succeed!!
Thank you very much Eric. I just got a camera Panasonic lumix g100 with a Rode video mic
@@northeastworms very nice, been looking at the lumix line too. You’ve put a lot into the move, can’t wait for next vid!
Try tossing out some slices of white bread lightly misted with water on top of the baby worm beds they're attracted to the bread and will flock to it where you can collect them
There are different ways to do this. I found out that when you have a big container like this with tons of babies, this is, for me, the fastest way
@Northeast Worms I like your method of using bait cups too!
@Tim C thank you my friend
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