'Adding Bokashi Composting Material in a worm bin?(10-13-2019)'

13:39 Feb 3, 2022 1 3

'I let the bucket sit for four weeks and just drained the liquid off frequently.  The liquid I did find it started to stink a bit toward the end so I think 4 weeks might have been a bit long to let it sit.  Now it is time to dump this out and see and smell how it is.  The overall question is do I think this is safe to add to my worm bins????  if you are interested in buying one of these Vermibag products please use my referral link! https://bit.ly/2AsZunI Amazon links to Materials: 5 Gallon Bucket with lid https://amzn.to/2KFxzpH (you will need 2 buckets) Bokashi Bran https://amzn.to/2KPLAQC   Adding the first foods to the bin I created https://youtu.be/k9A5X8GgcTo  First real update on the system https://youtu.be/AtB8Xp4E670    #bokashi #worldcomposting #vermiculture' 

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