Knowurhyphae
Well-Known Member
Looking for some compost worms and the price online is astronomical. Any worm guys down to make a trade ?
Looking for some compost worms
- Thread starter Knowurhyphae
- Start date
farmerfischer
Well-Known Member
How close are you to Michigan?... there's a guy(walts crawlers) that sells worm dirt 25lbs bags on the shoulder of the road..
Week4@inCharge
Well-Known Member
Composting Worms for Sale
Looking to create your own worm farm and take composting to the next level? Look no further! We ship our Red Composting Worms and European Night Crawlers year-round, and they are ALWAYS guaranteed LIVE! Whether you’re composting food scraps and organic waste or making worm castings for your...
unclejimswormfarm.com
seed to flower
Active Member
Hi,
Try Big5 or sport fishing tackle place, they usually have small cups
of red worms, saw dust worms (meal worm) and night crawlers; oh
pet shops with aquarium & fish... may have.
Try Big5 or sport fishing tackle place, they usually have small cups
of red worms, saw dust worms (meal worm) and night crawlers; oh
pet shops with aquarium & fish... may have.
Shipping is an issue with live worms. Uncle Jims will replace dead, frozen, rotted, dryed out, whatever happens to your package, for free! Well worth the price! I've kept a worm bin for 20 years, the single best amendment on the planet! Mine are outdoors and they froze solid, but more will hatch when it warms up.
you have to do fedex live animal shipping,
Week4@inCharge
Well-Known Member
Add Walmart to the list.
Week4@inCharge
Well-Known Member
Week4@inCharge
Well-Known Member
if you top dress, then red wigglers are preferred.
Sade
Well-Known Member
Oh yea also my bad have minimal knowledge in vermicompost just what 'local worm guy' educated me on a little. Hes hella cool and picks up all local restaurant compost for his bins.
Week4@inCharge
Well-Known Member
That's a good idea. I need to get my bin going. Them small rotating bins are just ok (I'm finding out),
Sade
Well-Known Member
Yea man just go to local restaurants and be happy to have you pick up compost rather than pay county to take it away
Tolerance Break
Well-Known Member
Figure this might be a good place to ask if I can put red wigglers in a SIP?
If the answer is no, please explain why in as simple or complex terms that suit you. I am educating myself on soil growing, but the simple stuff is often very complex to a soil novice.
If the answer is no, please explain why in as simple or complex terms that suit you. I am educating myself on soil growing, but the simple stuff is often very complex to a soil novice.
Cousin Bo
Well-Known Member
Sure you can. The worms will go where it's most comfortable. They should really be happier in a SIP than a regular pot since the moisture is more consistent.