What's going on everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening Show. It's Kevin here and I hope you're having a good day.

Today we're talking with Emily the Crazy Worm Lady and we're talking about the types of worms she raises and some of their

benefits and downsides. We've talked before, like I said, about how red wigglers are the go-to composting worm,

but there are Indian blue worms, there are African and European night crawlers,

et cetera, and why would you want to choose those over? or African and European night crawlers, etc.

And why would you want to choose those

over what a lot of people consider to be the classic,

the Red Wiggler?

We're talking about that in today's show,

and then we're going to close it out

with Emily giving a few little tips on her favorite commercial worm systems if you're looking to get started.

All right, back with Emily Luba, the Crazy Worm Lady. And so today we're going to talk about

the different worms that she raises

and why she's chosen to raise those types of worms,

as well as probably a bit of an overview

of what the benefits or the downsides would be to these particular types of worms.

And then later on that episode we're going to get into the type of systems that she uses on a more

explanatory level. I know in earlier episodes we talked about it already, but I'd like to get a little deeper on those as well. So Emily, do you mind starting off with just the worms that you raise?

Okay, so I right now have four different types of worms. I have the red wigglers, which are kind of a classic.

I have Indian blue worms, European night crawlers and African night crawlers.

Okay, cool.

And so what would be, I know that the red wigglers are the classic composting worm.

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