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Tumbleweed Worm Farm
Our Worm Farm comprises of two sturdy polypropylene boxes, which are nested inside each other. The upper box has a perforated floor and a lid, and the lower box is fitted with a drain sprout. By having the worms in the top portion of the bin (kitchen scraps/organic waste is placed) the waste (liquid tea) filters through the perforated holes into the bottom bin that can be combined with water for use as an organic fertilizer rich in nutrients. As the worms actually eat the bacteria in the decomposed food there is no odor to worry about, simply add your scraps and see the results! First of all, line the base of the top box with two or three layers of dampened newspaper. Add some partially rotted compost or potting mix, to form a layer about 1-2 inches deep. Add your purchased worms* and cover with a piece of dampened carpet, burlap or light resistant plastic (such as a garbage bag) cut to size. Place the scraps underneath this cover. Note that the worms eat the decomposed parts of the scraps so by placing them in a separate bin for a few days will accelerate the process *See paragraph “the Worms”. The Worms *All of these topics and more are explained in detail in a foldout instruction sheet included with each bin. Worms: Worms are sold separately. Please note: these units need to be in a warm, shaded environment to avoid extremes of hot or cold and also for ease of monitoring moisture Specifications
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| Wormpost
Northeast 161 Henway Road Morrisville, Vermont (VT) 05661 Phone: 802-888-4364 Email: worms@wormpost.com |
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