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7 Common Worm Farm Problems Solved

martysgarden

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Learn how to solve the top 7 most common problems found in worm farms today in this video.
I created this video as I am consistently asked these questions related to issues in-home worm farms.
Compost worms are quite easy to farm once you know how, but to be successful it's all about getting their habitat right.
This way they will create a lot more valuable castings, breed and lay a lot more eggs.
If you have any questions regarding topics in this video or something else that I missed, please feel free to write down below and I will get back to you.

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20 Comments

@unclecurtful 6 years ago

"Seven hearts these guys got. How couldya not luv em." : )

@kevinparminter3266 1 year ago

How do I know when to add another layer? and what are the guidelines for this next step?

@angela5391 5 years ago

I finally found a channel that gives me the facts on how to maintain a worm farm no mumbo jumbo...Thanks Marty!

@cooknwoman 4 years ago

Thanks for all the detailed information! I really appreciate the time you've put in to help us do it right! By the way, your little helper is a cutie - I love her pet Praying Mantis 🤭

@jean-philippefranko6896 5 years ago

At last! A well explained video and actionable advise. Thanks a lot! 👍🏻

@ltlbnsgarden 7 years ago

About not giving them meat makes total sense. I am taking notes for sure, for when I start. Karin is such a sweetheart! Love you guys 🤗

@420edu3 1 year ago

Lifes a garden, gotta dig it

@cadfael4598 5 years ago

Cheers for the response Marty!

@simongordon4196 6 years ago

I wish there was a LOVE button <3 You Are Awesome Marty xoxox (tis only my 2nd vid of yours and i like yr way already :) )

@CaneCorsoShow 1 year ago

Excellent advice Marty

@off-gridsimplyhappyrodriguez 4 years ago

Thank you Marty! New sub from Georgia (usa)

@tamnelson1388 4 years ago

Thanks for info on city chlorinated water - didn’t know!

@MariaLuciaGomezhope 5 years ago

I really enjoyed your advice and the fact that you seem to love your worms as much as I do. They do so much for our planet and are usually unappreciated.
I’ve been composting with worms for 15 years and love what it has done for my garden. One year though, I had been eating papaya, my favorite fruit, on a weekly basis and discarding peel and seeds in the worm bin. After a month, I realized the papaya, which is great for my digestion, had digested my worms. 😢
I was able to save a handful and start again.
Keep sharing your knowledge so that we can save our soil and the health of our beautiful planet 🌎.
Take care,
María Lucía from California

@riklangham6739 5 years ago

Thanks mate . RESPECT FROM SCOTLAND , STAY WELL .

@margaretmeyncke3592 6 years ago

I'm so excited about having a worm farm. Thanks for the information!

@michaelfoster8530 3 years ago (edited)

One way to solve the over feeding problem, is to puree the food and drain out the liquid. The worms will consume the food so fast, it won't have time to rot. For the bedding, I use a mixture of peat moss and leaf mulch.