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The secret to happiness is low expectations. 
I can tell you they will each give me over an ounce. That much I'm sure of. How much is anyone's guess, although I must say these are solid, packed colas we're looking at. Not a fluffy one in the bunch. You guys go ahead and make your guesses. It'll be fun to see who comes closest.
My supplies are on hand for bud washing.
I still need to scrub out the buckets. I'll probably get that done this evening after Callanetics. I only got one session in last week and it's hard to maintain a trophy wife body if one doesn't stick to the program. it's so cute that he sees me like that. I'm really just your average 190 pound woman working my way to looking much younger, but he sees me as a beauty that he's lucky to live with. Adorable. 
Worm Bin Update
I suddenly remembered that I had a bin under the stairs that I'd neglected to check on and water. They dry out fairly quickly in the Geo Pot and my intention was to water twice a week. It's been over a week at this point. Thankfully, the last time I really drenched them (think spring rainstorm) so they were still damp in the middle. I don't want to lose any more worms. I dug it out from under the stairs and brought it into the living room to attend to.
After thoroughly drenching I decided to wet the cardboard pieces that go on top. I tossed them in the sink with some water and left them to soak it up.
I like to use the tops from egg cartons. They're always available (we eat a lot of eggs - cheap and beneficial protein).
I pulled all the end pieces off and used them around the sides. Not any real reason for doing so, just because... why not, eh?
The top gets covered. My hope is that by covering it with damp cardboard it will retain the moisture better.
Back into the hidey hole under the stairs.
I didn't go digging to see if there are any worms left alive. I can't bring myself to disturb the that much. Either they're alive in there or they're not. One way or another I will be adding more when the weather breaks and they can safely be shipped.
I checked on the kitchen worms and they're doing fine still feeding off the malted barley grain I treated them to after Wednesday's tea. Lots of decomposition going on here.
When I use this stuff to top dress my plants before the next seeds get dropped the soil community is going to love me.
All's well in the world of worms. On with my Callanetics time.
I can tell you they will each give me over an ounce. That much I'm sure of. How much is anyone's guess, although I must say these are solid, packed colas we're looking at. Not a fluffy one in the bunch. You guys go ahead and make your guesses. It'll be fun to see who comes closest.
My supplies are on hand for bud washing.
I still need to scrub out the buckets. I'll probably get that done this evening after Callanetics. I only got one session in last week and it's hard to maintain a trophy wife body if one doesn't stick to the program.
it's so cute that he sees me like that. I'm really just your average 190 pound woman working my way to looking much younger, but he sees me as a beauty that he's lucky to live with. Adorable. Worm Bin Update
I suddenly remembered that I had a bin under the stairs that I'd neglected to check on and water. They dry out fairly quickly in the Geo Pot and my intention was to water twice a week. It's been over a week at this point. Thankfully, the last time I really drenched them (think spring rainstorm) so they were still damp in the middle. I don't want to lose any more worms. I dug it out from under the stairs and brought it into the living room to attend to.
After thoroughly drenching I decided to wet the cardboard pieces that go on top. I tossed them in the sink with some water and left them to soak it up.
I like to use the tops from egg cartons. They're always available (we eat a lot of eggs - cheap and beneficial protein).
I pulled all the end pieces off and used them around the sides. Not any real reason for doing so, just because... why not, eh?
The top gets covered. My hope is that by covering it with damp cardboard it will retain the moisture better.
Back into the hidey hole under the stairs.
I didn't go digging to see if there are any worms left alive. I can't bring myself to disturb the that much. Either they're alive in there or they're not. One way or another I will be adding more when the weather breaks and they can safely be shipped.
I checked on the kitchen worms and they're doing fine still feeding off the malted barley grain I treated them to after Wednesday's tea. Lots of decomposition going on here.
When I use this stuff to top dress my plants before the next seeds get dropped the soil community is going to love me.
All's well in the world of worms. On with my Callanetics time.
