Thank you for all your very interesting emails” ~ Barbara I am also surprised to find many worms escaping through the faucet and in the collecting jar… What’s going on? The temperatures have been from 20’s to 50’s for over a week here in St. Now, my second question… I live in Florida and it has been cold here and I am surprised that there is so many worm balls in the top tray. In the spring, I plan to put a cup of “golden brown substance” in a nylon sock and suspend it in a few gallon of water for a day with an aeration pump then aerate and spray the mixture in my garden. I regularly use the drainage from the faucet at the bottom to miraculously rejuvenate my plants. I’m finally on the last tray and I look forward to harvesting the bottom tray in the spring. “Hello Worm Experts, I am a novice worm farmer. Can they be shipped this time of the year with freezing temperatures? Thanks so much” ~ Kathy Hennings Also We would like to start raising wax worms. We have never had that problem before and wonder if its too cold or warm, wet or what might be the problem.

“Hello, I do have a couple of questions: We have a couple of tubs where a few worms are escaping out of the bottom holes.

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