There are often quite a few worms left after fishing. These worms can not only be preserved, but also increased in number. To do this, follow a few tips.
First, prepare a suitable container. It is advisable to use a small wooden box, but you can also use a plastic or metal container. Be sure to make several small holes in the bottom of the container.
Now we are preparing the soil. Combine the dormant tea leaves with old leaves (or shredded straw) and add shredded egg shells. Pour the soil with settled water and leave it for 1-2 hours. Then mix and transplant the worms with a little old soil. Place the container in a cool, dark place.
After 3-4 days, you can start feeding the worms. For this purpose, food waste, cottage cheese, raw potatoes, sleeping tea leaves are suitable. Feed the worms 2-3 times a week. Remember to loosen the soil once a week.
A week before fishing, pour boiling water over the dill and let it brew for 2-3 hours. Water the bud every day to improve the aroma of the worms.
Before going fishing, transfer the worms to a metal or plastic container along with a portion of the soil. Make some holes. Sprinkle with fresh sawdust or dry leaves. Lubricate the edges of the container with damp soap - then the worms will not crawl out.
