Worm composting FAQs
Why Compost?
Composting is our way of imitating nature. On earth, when plants die, they start to decompose. Microbes, bacteria, and other living organisms (like worms) eat the decaying matter as food. ...
Why Compost?
Composting is our way of imitating nature. On earth, when plants die, they start to decompose. Microbes, bacteria, and other living organisms (like worms) eat the decaying matter as food. ...
How to prevent fruit flies in your worm farm
A worm bin is a living ecosystem designed to decompose your food scraps, and the primary decomposers in there are microbes and the composting earthworms. That said, since there is...
How to prevent fruit flies in your worm farm
A worm bin is a living ecosystem designed to decompose your food scraps, and the primary decomposers in there are microbes and the composting earthworms. That said, since there is...
Vermicomposting in Small Indoor Spaces
Living in an apartment doesn’t mean you need to give up on composting! Vermicomposting is perfect for small indoor spaces, whether you’re in a tiny apartment or simply don’t have...
Vermicomposting in Small Indoor Spaces
Living in an apartment doesn’t mean you need to give up on composting! Vermicomposting is perfect for small indoor spaces, whether you’re in a tiny apartment or simply don’t have...
The Ultimate Guide to Vermicomposting for Begin...
Introduction In nature, there is no such thing as waste—everything eventually returns to the earth to build healthy soil. Vermicomposting follows this simple, natural principle. By using earthworms, nature’s recyclers,...
The Ultimate Guide to Vermicomposting for Begin...
Introduction In nature, there is no such thing as waste—everything eventually returns to the earth to build healthy soil. Vermicomposting follows this simple, natural principle. By using earthworms, nature’s recyclers,...
