So im a city boy through and through. I drive luxury car, i live in an apartment building, and i couldnt tell you the last time i have seen a tree other than a palm tree here in southern cal. So you can imagine how my friends tease me when i go outside to go play with my worm bins.

So you can see why i almost had a heart attack yesterday when i dug down into the bottom of my trash can to check on the bottom, when i found lots of happy and fat worms, lots of yellow eggs, and.....GASP!! Maggots?????????? so after knocking my head on a banister and almost reeling over backwards from revolt, i collected myself aand went to go investigate over the internet. I have BSFL, tons of em, which apparently is great for the vermicompost. I also then kept reading, and i have found that a lot of you are actually trying to attract them to your bins, but you are having a rough time. And here i go, the city boy gets them on accident.

One advantage of being a city person is that your always thinking of ways to make a buck. Since there is a SERIOUS lack (meaning 1 person in the whole county, and they just do it for a hobby) of worm farmers, or vermicompost sellers, do you think it would be profitable it sell a sort of worm stew? For example selling a pound of worms, with cocoons, partially decayed matter, and BSFL? Anyone see any flaws in my logic?