Worm Castings?

[Restorium2]

Thanks I wood!

I am very interested in starting a worm bin and eventually (sooner than later!) recycling my dirt.

It only makes sense to my frugal nature   I was taught not to waste and dumping soil well...

City living limits my space but I am certain I can come up with a workable solution

I was most concerned about insects in my apartment and any continuous smell.

I appreciate the reassurance!

 

Ever onward

Get one with a really good seal on it. When I was a kid I had one with a cheap 'snap on' lid that came loose. Worms were everywhere. My mom was furious. 

[imiubu]

Get one with a really good seal on it. When I was a kid I had one with a cheap 'snap on' lid that came loose. Worms were everywhere. My mom was furious. 

 

LOL Good point Resto, thanks!

[imiubu]

Looking for a good source of fresh castings, switching over to organics, and having trouble finding a good source while I get my worm farms up and running. I am in genesee county, but willing to travel some if need be looking for about a yard or so.

Source for worm farms.  They may sell castings.  I see @ least one that sells teas.

 

http://www.findworms.com/home/farm_listing_search/Michigan--%20219

[JB420]

Appreciated, still phasing slowly into all of that stuff. Sourcing the materials for an organic grow of any size is not easy. Working on a cpl farms now to have worms for a larger system in the spring.