Almost any fruit is fine, and you don't want them dry, you want to freeze it, and then thaw, then feed it to them.
Okay. I eat a primarily fruit based diet, so i knew that this worm casting thing would work great with my lifestyle. Just one cooked meal a day. You said freeze them but you also said the more rotten the better. I have a green bin full of fruit and veggies and grass clippings right now. But i never freezed them. Are they okay to use, or should i start over with new fruit skins? It's all looking pretty nasty right now.
you do both man, freeze when its fresh, which explodes all the cells inside, and then it's a mushy rotten consistency when it thaws.
melons, pears, peaches, avocados (only the inside), grapes...
Make sure you dig a hole when you feed, and then cover it. or it'll stink and attract flies.
Now I'll never be able to look at my worms the same again, thanks, haha
that's very kind of you to say.
I've been reading a lot of his input and I agree. This guy is legit. And grease monkey. I just understood your last comment. Just bury the nasty stuff so it doesn't attract bugs, right?
Yes sir, also keep the smell down, and further more, it sorta makes the whole "plop" edible, as opposed to just the bottom layer, I also like to make it a thin layer too, sorta pancake style.. the more surface area of the "plop" the faster they break it down.
Damn that looks like Fred....does he move like a sidewinder when he slithers...now I'm gonna have to go do a roll call in the bins
