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Worm composting is a process that uses red earthworms, also commonly called redworms, to consume organic waste, producing castings (an odor-free compost product for use as mulch), soil conditioner, and topsoil additive. Naturally occurring organisms, such as bacteria and millipedes, also assist in the aerobic degradation of the organic material. Commercially available worm composting bins make it fairly simple to do your own vermicomposting indoors.

One ruggedly designed, plastic Worm-a-way vermicomposter with snap-on lid. Manufactured from recycled materials. One 100-page book, Worms Eat My Garbage by Mary Appelhof, a biologist and well-known expert in worm composting. Two easy-to-install ventilation tubes, four tube end vents, and two lid vents. Assembly instructions and set-up guide. Coupon for one pound of redworms.

A: No, baby earthworms are not white, but clear to opaque, before developing a reddish color. They are just visible at this stage. The 'white worm' you are noticing is a type of worm called entrachyadids. They will not hurt compost worms but they do indicate acidic conditions, which can be overcome by the regular addition of a handful of lime. By placing a piece of moist bread in your worm bin, you can also lure the white worms to a small area for easy removal. It is important to note that many organisms...

SoilSoup Worm Compost together with Nutrient Solution plus water are the ingredients used to make genuine SoilSoup liquid compost. They can be used in any brewer to make a cost effective garden friendly brew. They work especially well in SoilSoup brewing systems.

Designed  for folks who want to bypass all the composting work and go right for the good stuff! These are pure earthworm castings folks.

Our Worm Compost is guaranteed to be free of pathogens such as e-coli and salmonella and is certified organic by Washington State Dept. of Agriculture. Use approx. 1.5 cup of compost to brew 6.5 gallons of tea.

Features: -Organic compost tea. -Concentrated liquid form of worm castings and compost. -Aids in nutrient uptake. -Use for trees, roses, lawns, orchids, annuals, flowers, perennials, vegetables, containers, indoors and outdoors. -Apply monthly during the growing season. -Two quarts will treat 4560" square (36 square meters) of soil for general use. -Use 5 quarts of concentrated tea for every 12000" square of turf or landscaping area (0.02 lbs/12000"). -Irrigate as needed to spread compost tea over...

Sun Joe Tumbleweeds Worm Caf is the ultimate worm farm for indoor or outdoor use. With its sleek new design and easy to use, no mess features, youll find your Worm Caf is a classy way to recycle your organic waste into rich worm tea for the garden. Use Sun Joe Tumbleweed Worm Farm & Compost Conditioner to helps neutralize acidity and balance the pH levels in your worm farm.

Turn your organic kitchen waste into useful, nutrient-rich compost! The Can-O-Worms vermicomposter has a multi-level design that's easy to assemble and easy to use. Dimensions: 29in tall, 19 1/4in diameter. Can hold up to 20,000 worms in three layers. The Can-O-Worms can be used indoors or out, and it's easy to set up. Start with moist bedding (anything from shredded newspaper to peat moss, but not manure or soil), some non-fatty organic kitchen waste (too much fat and protein can smell and attr

Sun Joe Tumbleweeds Worm Caf is the ultimate worm farm for indoor or outdoor use. With its sleek new design and easy to use, no mess features, youll find your Worm Caf is a classy way to recycle your organic waste into rich worm tea for the garden. Use Sun Joe Tumbleweed Worm Farm & Compost Conditioner to helps neutralize acidity and balance the pH levels in your worm farm.

Uncle Jim's Red Worms are truly champs when it comes to your composting needs. They can turn almost any organic material into a nutrient-rich, high-grade compost that Uncle Jim calls Black Gold. A pound of Uncle Jim's Redworms can turn a pound of leaves, grass clippings, or even household garbage into a pound of top-quality, high-grade manure in only 24 hours. It's not just rotten organic debris; rather, it's actually digested worm castings that won't burn even the most delicate seedlings. Uncle...

Apple cores Bananas, bruised Coffee grounds with filters, used Just add to the pot and let it all rot into Compost Stew! From eggshells to wiggly worms, this delightful recipe in bouncy verse features items--some familiar and some not so--that are fit for the home compost bin and will nourish Mother Earth. Vibrant collage illustrations use recycled and found materials to further a timely message. And to keep young environmental chefs fully informed about compostingdo's and don'ts, there's a note...

Takes care of all food waste including meat, fish, bones and dairy, etc. 100% rodent proof thanks to the intricately designed base plate. Has a yearly capacity to compost all year round thanks to the unique design. Has a unique adjustable ventilation system. Emptied easily through the hatches. Naturally occurring micro-organisms, bugs and worms, together with oxygen and moisture do all the work. In the process heat is produced. Some very valuable micro-organisms work at temperatures as high...

Eisenia fetida. Worms eat half their weight in organic matter every day and provide plenty of nutrient-rich castings for your plants. They can tolerate a wide range of temperatures but are most active between 60-70° F. Plan on needing 500 worms for every non-vegetarian in your home and 1000 worms for every vegetarian. Red worms need the environment of compost to survive and will not thrive in lawns, flower beds, or gardens.

Nature's Solution Compost Tea is an organic liquid extract of compost tea from garden compost and worm castings. Simply dilute with 2 gallons of water and use to treat up to 380 square feet of soil. For hydroponics add one bag for each 25 gallons of reservoir water.

Red Worms are nature's rototilling composters. They ingest organic matter as they move throughout the upper layers of your garden's soil leaving nutrient-rich castings in their wake. Soil is aerated, pH neutralized and full of microbial and enzymatic activity when our squiggly friends are around. Red worms are used in compost piles and specialized bins to rapidly transform kitchen wastes and other organic matter into worm castings which can be added to garden soil or house plants for improved soil...

Turn organic material into nutrient-rich compost. Turns 1 lb. of compost into 1 lb. of manure in only 24 hours. Heat- and cold-resistant. Breeds quickly - worms lay capsules every 30 days. Each capsule contains 6 or 7 baby worms. Perfect for any compost bin or pile. Excellent fish bait. Choose your worm count!.