When I started looking at buying my first wormery I soon got overwhelmed by choices. I knew I wanted a design that works for the worms, is easy to use, clean(ish), durable and affordable. After an initial gasp when looking at prices for wormeries in general (funny how you can get used to prices over …
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There are plenty of kitchen compost bins and compost caddies available that fit in with the nicest designer kitchen and make collecting compost an easy and hygienic affair before it is moved on to your outside composter, wormery or, as a last resort, your local food waste collection. Read on to find which ones are …
If you are fishing with worms you probably get them either from a shop, order online or go out to your secret spot in the garden and dig them up. Setting up a wormery for fishing could give you a steady supply throughout the year saving you the nuisance of searching for them and digging …
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Interest in wormeries is increasing and different designs to house composting worms are available to buy. Most of these worm bins are made of plastic due to its light weight, and it’s resistance to moisture and rot. But wooden wormery can work great as well. In fact, wood offers a couple of advantages plastic can’t …
Who wouldn’t want to do the right thing and not only send less food waste to landfill but even turn it into a proper eco resource? That’s exactly a wormery is for. Using an indoor wormery is now easier than ever and several designs are there for you to choose from. Worm composting has been …
Zero wasters see them as a great way to reduce food waste going to landfill, gardeners highly value the worm castings, anglers are keen on easy access to bait worms and owners of a worm eating pet like knowing where the food for their pet comes from. We found the best worm composters in the …
The Best Worm Composters in the UK – Indoors and Outdoors Read More »
While the red wiggler is well researched and widely used for composting, another surface worm is creeping up in online conversations about vermicomposting. The European nightcrawler (ENC) or Euro seems to have enough to say for itself to be used as a great composting and bait worm for fishing. As it turns out you might …
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Most people start their worm farm in spring, get it up to full worm castings production mode in summer, a little less in autumn and then start worrying about outdoor worm composting in winter. In this article you will find everything you need to know to protect your worm population against freezing temperature and help …
Outdoor Worm Composting in Winter – To Do or Not To Do? Read More »
Whether you start a worm bin in spring or middle of the winder you need to think about temperatures right from the beginning. The ideal temperature for worm composting allows red wigglers turn as much organic waste into living, nutrient rich worm castings as they can and reproduce well, too. Having the facts at your …
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When composting worms munch their way through rotting organic material like kitchen scraps and turn them into worm castings they silently, bit by bit create an elixir of life for soil and plants that can revive spent soil and support plants to thrive from seeds to harvest. Some of the benefits of worm castings include …
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