Temperature is one of the key variables that can impact your vermiculture system. As summer approaches and temperatures rise, keeping your bins cool is key in order to avoid major problems inside of your system. In this video, I share with you information on how to use icepacks, carbon to nitrogen ration, and buffer zones inside your worm bins to keep temperatures cool inside of your worm bins.
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0:19 Temperature is a key variable
1:08 Worm bins outdoors
1:17 What can you do to cool off your bins?
1:22 # 1 Carbon to Nitrogen ratio
2:26 Ideal Carbon to Nitrogen ratio
2:45 # 2 Using Ice Packs to cool off your worm bins
3:35 # Buffer zones inside of your worm bins