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I married the son of Lloyd Christmas!

The worms have typical lifespans of 4-5 years in an ideal ecosystem. They will breed, but are also capable of self regulating their population if space gets tight. In terms of feeding amounts, worms are relatively low maintenance. We feed our Worm Buckets every 7-10 days, with scraps we collect in our kitchen throughout the week. Different foods take longer to break down, which you’ll learn along the way 😀 They really are amazing creatures 🪱🪱🪱

We use the light method. It’s proven to be so easy, and doesn’t disturb the worms. I did video on how to harvest using this method on YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T1ZJojULcEY

What is your preferred method?

We haven’t made it to shark tank, yet. But Rob has been on Penn & Tellers Bullshit! It’s glorious🤩

Thanks for kicking it off with a great question Hema. Worms found us to be frank. We started hobby worm farming in our yard in 2019. We loved it and told our sister in law, Shanda about it. Shanda loves houseplants. She wanted to try worming, but lived in an apt with no outdoor space….womp womp. So we saw an opportunity to make worm farming accessible to more people. From there we created the first indoor, small space worm farm🪱♻️