Re: Super Compost?

**jimmy cee** 6/12/2021, 10:30 pm

Jimmy, Your little wood chipper looks like the one I bought. Only, I used the chips to mulch flower beds and build up a little strip of BTE.

That little chipper was one of the finest garden tools I ever purchased. one only needed to know its limits.
Yes Sanderson, compost is great. I truly believe I love it more than gardening. This year I got into worm farming, 3 months now and those little wigglers are eating fiercely. I blend everything I feed them, then strain it for a day.
I feed them in rows and they seem to finish off a row every 3 - 4 days
Moisture control is a huge factor. If its to wet the will try leaving. I think I have the solution by leaving lid off and light on. Light will keep them under top paper. More dry paper just laying on top will pull moisture and keep upper cover from calling worms out..
Lotsa fun..

**sanderson** 6/13/2021, 1:47 am

ralitaco wrote:Those are some great ideas for getting multiple ingredients for the compost, especially the farmer' market.

I also think that several of us here would like to see a video of you doing your coffee puck dance -

You can tell it was winter by my flannel pjs and long sweat shirt.

**sanderson** 6/13/2021, 1:49 am

Jimmy, I sold it last summer. It was a great tool, as you stated, if you know its limits. I may start up the worm tubes I used to have in the beds. I hate throwing away kitchen scraps.

ralitaco 6/13/2021, 10:26 am

I just figured out the "Cee" in Jimmy Cee stands for Compost. If you were a super hero, it might be Captain Compost or now Worm Whisperer.

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