composting worms

[KateNTx]

I'm in Texas, where it is currently hotter than (fill in the blank)...but I would LOVE to start Vermiculture...there are very few worms in our soil here, even when I compost (which I've let slide this year because of family health issues), but I'm hoping to be able to start fresh next spring. I wish the area were more progressive with composting/vermiculture, I envy those of you in areas with community support.
Maybe when we get our summer place up north, it'll be on my list of things to try.

[divingbiker]

My worms were delivered today! I'm going home early so I can get the bin set up and get the worms out of their shipping box. Can't wait!

[malkin]

Who still has worms?

We're just starting out.

[BleeckerSt_Girl]

Who still has worms?

We're just starting out.

Wow, weird coincidence- I just sold my worm bin to some friends yesterday!
Due to our new very large vegetable garden, we really had to create a much large outdoor compost pile system. My worm bin just can't handle the volume anymore, so time for the little squigglies to move to a more needy home.
It was a fun three years keeping the worms.

[deeaimond]

I still do... and planning to get more because my worms haven't been multiplying much>> I think sometimes i neglect them.. oops.