We also started a worm ranching operation last week while my parents were still in town. Grandma had packed some Seattle Red Wigglers in her check-in bag (boy were they surprised when her bag was accidently re-routed to Fairbanks!) and we made them a home in our pantry once they got here. Einar helped Grandpa drill out tiny air holes in their new bin and then he helped get the bedding all damp so that they would feel at home. Their first meal was some apple, banana, and orange rinds. Later today I think we'll come up with another meal for them. So far they seem to be doing well and we saw movement the other day and they are still moist and happy.
Helping Einar and Soren fans keep tabs on them during their Adventures on the Canadian Frontier.
Monday, February 18, 2008
Einar the Worm Rancher
We also started a worm ranching operation last week while my parents were still in town. Grandma had packed some Seattle Red Wigglers in her check-in bag (boy were they surprised when her bag was accidently re-routed to Fairbanks!) and we made them a home in our pantry once they got here. Einar helped Grandpa drill out tiny air holes in their new bin and then he helped get the bedding all damp so that they would feel at home. Their first meal was some apple, banana, and orange rinds. Later today I think we'll come up with another meal for them. So far they seem to be doing well and we saw movement the other day and they are still moist and happy.