Worm farming for beginners! This is one of my worm bins and I’m just checking to see how much food is left. I’m checking the moisture level, and I’m also fluffing it up to introduce oxygen back in #vermicompost #vermicomposting #wormfarm #wormcastings #wormfarming

Propagating Plants. Make sure you cut below a node. #propagate #propagation #propagating #plantlovers #plantloversoflemon8

These are some examples of where you would cut a monstera plant for propagation #monsteraplant #monstera #propagation #propagate #propagating

This is the momma plant after taking a cutting. It promotes new growth #monsteraplant #monstera #plantloversoflemon8 #propagation #propagate

Propagating Monstera Deliciosa. Here is a video to show examples of where to cut when propagating this plant. #monstera #monsteradeliciosa #monsteraplant #plantloversoflemon8 #propagation

This a few months after chopping one of my monstera plants. #monsteraplant #monsteralove #monstera #propagation #plantloversoflemon8

The monstera Deliciosa is one of my favorite plants, and there are so an many variations to it. I would say it’s a pretty easy plant to take care of, but it does get massive. Take that into consideration with the space you have! #monstera #monsteradeliciosa #monsteraplant #plantloversoflemon

You do NOT need a sphagnum moss pole to grow HUGE Monstera leaves! a I spotted these gorgeous Monstera Albo and Thai Constellation plants at a nursery, and look at the size of those leaves! The Albo is simply supported by bamboo poles, while the Thai Constellation is practically supporting it

Putting another Wormgear Turbo Sift screen to work! This time I’m using the 4mm (5/32") screen with my European Nightcrawler bin, and it did a REALLY good job separating out the big worms and chunky material like cardboard. A lot of the finished castings fell right through, along with so

Trying out the 5mm (3/16”) screen on my Wormgear Turbo Sift! I used it to sift some of my electric composted bedding and remove the larger pieces, leaving me with a much more uniform material to use in my breeder bins. Do you HAVE to sift your worm bedding? Nope! There’s nothing wrong with us

Paid Partnership With Worm Gear Unboxing the Turbo Sift from Worm Gear! This system comes with four stainless steel screens: 5mm (3/16"), 4mm (5/32"), 3mm (1/8"), and 2.5mm (1/10"). Over the next few videos, I'm going to put each size to work in my own worm farm and

Worm farming for beginners! Coffee grounds are one of my favorite things to utilize in my worm farm. You can usually find them at Starbucks or in this case, local coffee trucks! Garrett at Encino Perk is awesome, and makes the best coffee! He said he was totally fine with me taking his coffee g

Worm farming for beginners! If you are interested in learning more about worm farming, want a place to connect with other worm farmers, connect with people from all over the world, I have a skool community set up for exactly that. It has a lot of my content organized by topic, and you can ask quest

Worm farming for beginners! Worm castings are full of beneficial microbes that you can’t see with the naked eye. These are helping your plant grow better, and it is fascinating to see them tested under a microscope. Here’s the link if you want to get yours tested from Scott too. https://hun

Worm farming for beginners! This is my mixed species bin and you can see how they can coexist just fine. I fed some watermelon and they always go crazy for it! #vermicompost #wormfarm #vermicomposting #wormfarming #wormcastings

Pothos plant care tips! If you want your leaves to get bigger, give them something to climb! In the wild you’ll often find them climbing trees. Their leaves can get so massive, and they look so happy. You can let them trail for sure, but if you want the higher leaves try a trellis, moss pole, plank

Worm farming for beginners! This is my mixed species bin and you can see how they can coexist just fine. The main reason to separate species is if you’re wanting to sell worms, but if you just want worm castings they can live together just fine. #vermicompost #wormfarm #vermicomposting

Worm farming for beginners! It’s very important to pay attention to your worm bedding conditions especially when you don’t have drainage holes. I like to go in and fluff it up about once a week. I add moisture if needed, or I’ll add more shredded cardboard if needed. I aim to keep it fluffy and lik

Worm farming for beginners! I have been using an electric composter for a few months now, and it’s the kind that “slow cooks” the food scraps. When I mix food scraps with cardboard it turns into a fluffy bedding material that I have been using for the worms! Most people will let it cure and then pu