Online Worm Composting Class

Thank you for purchasing the online worm composting class. This class will help you to prepare for vermicomposting.

Print of the class outline, take notes, watch the videos as many times as you like and feel free to contact me with any questions you have along the way.And don't forget to take the quiz at the end, come on its fun!

Follow the instructions 1-15 in order.

1. Print Class outline FIRST by clicking here.

2. Part one is a screencast video I uploaded to youtube unfortunately, in order to keep it private for purchasers only, I cannot put them directly on here. SO you will have to click on the links I provide. Please click the links and do NOT skip these sections.

3. Click here to watch Part 1

4. Here is a video of some red wigglers up close:

5. Click here to view Part 2 of class 6. Here is a video on feeding your worms:

7. Click here to watch Part 3 8. Here is a video on how to harvest your worm bin:

9. Click here to watch Part 4

Class FAQ

10. Common Questions during Live class:

Q: Are there going to be bugs in my bin?
A: Anywhere there is decomposing fruits/veggies there will be fruit flies AND in an active worm bin expect other critters like: mites and other bugs, just part of a normal ecosystem. You can deter fruit flies by leaving a good 2-3 inches of newspaper shreds atop the bedding at all times AND freezing your scraps before feeding. I personally do not have fruit flies because I only feed pre composted scraps.

Q: Can I leave my bin on my porch or in my garage year round?
A: Yes, as long as your bin is protected from direct sun and temperatures above 90 and below 40. A simple light next your bin during the winter will do and a fan on the bin during the summer will do. Keeping your bin moist during summer is also imperative.

Q: Can I put dog feces in my bin?
A: Worm composting is cold composting and will not kill pathogens, so I do not recommend it, unless you will only be using your castings on ornamantals (no foods).

Q: What do I do with my worms when I harvest?
A: Start another bin or sell them on craigslist.

Class Quiz

11. Now that you have completed the course, you are ready to take the quiz.

Print off the quiz and complete it, and DON'T cheat, wait to view the answer sheet AFTER you finish the quiz. Take the Worm Composting Quiz now

Quiz Answers (don't cheat... ha ha)

12. Still have questions? If so, use the Ask me a question form. And I will answer you promptly.

13. Wait a minute, did she forget about the worm bin? NOPE, all you need is a container of some kind with a few air holes, that’s IT, now watch this final video: Click here to watch video on what to do when your worms arrive.

If you have prepared a bin with other bedding OF ANY KIND, dump it out right now. The starter bag is all you need, if you have other bedding in your bin, your worms will not eat any food scraps for weeks and weeks and you will run the risk of worm death. I strongly urge you to start with the starter bag ONLY in your worm bin. 14. Now that you have watched the online worm composting class, I strongly encourage you to join my newsletter for helpful advice from me. Sent out every 4-6 weeks. Email Marketing You Can Trust

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