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Thanks Mike for the excellent informative video. I have learned a lot from you.

👍👍👍very good video.

Thank you. This was helpful

Paint leaching in to food?

Greenhouse ? Im throwing a commercial flatbed steel tarp , made it 22 ft long and its the best boat cover you could ask for , it never touches the boat and it keeps the weather off it ...but the boat got evicted by the more expensive mini skid and scag zero turns , and im in hurricane country , but i just remove the tarp if its over 60 mph winds , and put it back afterwards ..

The price of that pipe has gone crazy the last 4 years

Gracias por tu español, es mucho mejor que mi ingles!!! Y gracias por compartir tu sistema. Thanks for share!

As you use the castings the bed will eventually go down. What do you use to refill the wicking bin?

Thank you!

Dont eat food you’ve grown in a paint sprayed container. Don’t eat paint in your food or use worm castings from worms who have been living in a paint sprayed container. THINK!!!

Well we really like your little helper. It does a real good job. Besides he's learning a lot. Which is very good. Thanks for the video. You're like me if you don't lose weight it'll kill you.

Do you sell these? I would like 4- 2" thick rafts with 18 holes 3 inch diameter shipped inside the USA. How do I tie these to the shoreline of my pond? Do you have a gadget I can attach a rope to? This is such an awesome idea. Thank you!

I look forward to trying it but you are very redundent.

10 years of raising worms, its found that Worms do NOT pee, (they perspire like humans sweat thru their skin) the liquid that is coming out of the bottom can be anaerobic it is from the food, not recommended as anaerobic liquid is not good for the garden. It is not from the worms they do not pee. You make worm tea from their castings. :-)

Good video guys!

Are you only harvesting the juice? How/ when are you capturing compost?

Just came across this today, and watched your other videos about your worm farm. What size (gallons) tote are you using? It looks way bigger that the std 27 gallon sold at Lowes & Home Depot

Excuse me if this is a dumb question but I am a total NEWBIE to gardening.... I am trying to educate myself so I can start trying to grow a few things in a raised wicking bed. My question is: Once you make this "worm home" can you plant veggies in this same tote or is it not ok to put the worms into the same tote you plant in. TIA

Nice video

So do you get the worm castings out? Do you just scoop it out and seperate the worms and fill it back up with peet moss and other stuff?

Awww let your dog join you and be a part of the family and the garden beds. They are a gift from God and its time people realize that

That’s interesting. I’ve always thought about doing something like that but that one looks easier thanks.

Can nightcrawlers be done this way too?

What do you do in the winter just leave the worms out?

You look like a guy I worked with at rrisd.thanks for video good job on wicking worm beds I will give it a try.thanks again

I am in Ohio and I planted potatoes in 25 lb grow bags, raised bed and in ground--my grow bags gave a huge yield compared to the other two.

I put a foam bowl of worm in the fridge after fishing one night and forgot about them for 3 months and wen opened up the lid it was packed with huge worms still alive!!!

Thanks in the UK we have no problem getting rain water, You could use citric acid powder to lower your PH, check it out. AlanUK

Hey Bob your right about the years but it’s even shorter if you don’t start in your 20s , my fun fact is when you try something new it’s another year , my problem is you are doing the water tower and 2 layer system at same bag so if it works was it water or 2 layer system?

This is not a self wicking system. It could be charitably described as a bottom watering system. It will only wick when the reservoir is filled to capacity. As soon as the water level drops below the top of the gravel bed, it will stop wicking.

Unless the county recyclinv center has free plastic bathtubs, this is the way to go. Either way the procedures, pa Planning and i.plimentation perfect. Thanks for sharing the best method possible!!!!!!!

As a female with not too much strength, I like this design. My husband will build it, and then I can more easily maintain it. Thank you.

I'm so excited! But - Can this worm bed work in winter temperatures that go down below freezing? Do you only use red wrigglers?

I love your idea! Wicking worm bed is so natural and does so much for your successful garden! I didn’t love spending 40 minutes learning the method.🫤 I know I am lacking gratitude. But more editing will get more listeners. 😅

Can we say toxic. Painting in a container you’re growing food in is toxic

Thank you so much for sharing! Do you think it would be possible to even grow some vegetables (like watermeon or cucumbers ) on top of the worms? It would grow in the middle so there still will be space to bury some food for them but also they would get some shade from the plant? I've heard somewhere those worm don't eat living plants so I'm worndering if it would be possible. If so, that plant would be in nutrient heaven :)

I think you could put metal on that and make your carport

I've found that the best way to check the water level on a self wicking tub, is an old cork on a small dowel. The cork goes down into the filler pipe. The dowel sticks out the top of the filler pipe. You can tell at a glance what the water level is in the bottom by looking at how much of the dowel is sticking out of the pipe.

goood info. Thanks for sharing.

Can I use any shell type

Skip forward to 22:40 for the entire point of the video - wicking bed keeps the bed moist but not wet to keep worms happy and alive. Rocks and a geofabric in base keeps moisture wicking up to the rest of the bed.

Mr. Hall, thank you for sharing this. Definitely, that will make my garden more productive and save me tons of money. Thank you, Sir.

Well we didn’t get to see anything truly. And that piece of plastic will be around in 25+ years like galvanized wire will last? It looked like it split easy and was and issue getting it out. We had wiggle wire forever and and if it got bent you just bent it back in place. Not to mention years later if it got lost on the ground, or in the dump - it just rusted way . No bits of plastic to contaminate the ground, or the dump. But like said, it could be re-bent as needed.

Great idea

Amazing 🤩

Please reincode with louder sound

What are the potato results after this video

Ok great but go ahead and buy flybait at the store. It's not expensive, and works pretty ok for an indoor flytrap, and the smell won't make you puke. Next figure out a way to disguise it as something not hideous to have in a house or apartment or whatever.

GMO? There is your problem right there sir ..stay clear of that...

The recording is very bad I can’t see that good