🎉 July Launch Month! All Office Hours are open to the community throughout the month of July. Beginning in August, Office Hours will become a Premium Membership benefit. Starting this Monday, July 6th, at 12:00 PM Central, I'll be hosting live Worm Farming Office Hours every week. These are live group calls with me (Cherene) where you can ask questions, troubleshoot your worm bins, and learn alongside other members. This is separate from our 24/7 Community Hangout, which is always available for members to chat with each other. Whether you're just getting started or you've been worm farming for years, you're welcome to join! Bring your questions, photos, or videos, or simply listen in and learn from everyone else's questions. Some topics we might cover: - Feeding - Moisture management - Bedding - Worm castings - Cocoons & breeding - Troubleshooting ...and whatever else comes up! I'm really excited to finally launch these, and I hope you'll join me Monday!

What are these orange thingies? Some kind of egg? There haven't 'been worms on these - well a couple - but not enough to make all of these, so they aren't cocoons. Mites?

These are the 4 bins that I had put what turned out to be mostly dead worms on. After cleaning off the dead ones, the mess left behind - despite me trying to get it all - attracted swarms of fruit flies. So I sprayed with dunk water, then went through the bin SLOWLY and picked out the few surviving worms - about 60 out of over 2,000. Now I have them out in the sunshine for the day - 93⁰ later - and going to bake them to death. Talk about a super fast dry down! ;)

I finally have an Adult worm 🪱! What kind is it? (Still looks like the Rosy-Tipped Worm to me🤷‍♀️)

I finally sifted my mini tower for castings!!!🤗 I accumulated quite a bit!!!🙌 Idk if the yellow dots are sand or cocoon. I wanna say the clear salt-looking bits are the sand.🫣 But i don't wanna feed my plants worm cocoons. As it is, I kept inspecting the castings, I kept finding whisps. Do I just put is back into the bin?🫠