Can O Worms Worm Farm Full Package

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As you’d expect, your kids will find a book of simple instructions, complete with frequently asked questions and answers, in their Can-O-Worms®. These worms will also be the ones to help recycle your organic scraps at home, so it’s just suitable to look out for them, as if they were like your pets. Valuable “Worm Tea” works its way down to the collector tray where you can utilize the handy tap to dispense the tea and use it as liquid organic fertilizer for all your plants. Worm Blanket – this is used to cover the waste contents of the wormery and helps to create an a dark, moist, aerated environment that encourages the worms to work efficiently.

A wormery is a great way of composting kitchen and small amounts of garden waste and paper and cardboard.If you have any questions about this process or any related worm related subject don't hesitate to ask me in the comments below or by any other means from the contact link in the navigation menu above. Within the Can-O-Worms® we’ve built mounds that encourage worms to move from the collector trays to the working trays. Composting Worms – worms will be sent out with your wormery unless you specify you would like to receive a voucher.

Raw or cooked vegetables, fruit, coffee grounds, teabags and eggshells are all ideal food for worms.Made from breathable, 100% natural fibre (bio-degradable jute fibre), the blanket is thicker than a hessian bag and will break down as your worms work within the wormery – you can expect the worm blanket to last for between 3-6 months before it will need replacing. Not only will these help keep in that much needed moisture in the bin, it will also help keep the system dark, since worms prefer it more that way (they can be very sensitive to light and vibrations since they’re born with no eyes and ears, and only rely on their senses). A pull-out central tray harvests small amounts of castings and it can be customised with a range of accessories. Round, fly proof, ventilated lid – helping to create the dark environment which the worms prefer, this lid will prevent vermin or pests from entering the wormery and protect the contents from rain. It’s made in the UK from 100 per cent recycled materials and 500g of worms are included along with food and bedding.

It’s a large container filled with soil, with drainage holes in the bottom and a lid to keep out the rain. Getting the best wormery for you means ensuring it has the correct size, number of trays and volume. This womery by WormCity has a large tray capacity of 25 litres, which is impressive considering its size on the ground (75cm x 43cm x 43cm). My only concern about newspaper is that it forms a complete barrier, so the worms can only get on top via the edges.Each wormery has a detailed list of pros and cons for clarity and has been rated according to set up, value for money, ease of use, and storage. div>125g Composting Worms – worms will be sent out with your wormery unless you specify you would like to receive a voucher. The Can-O-Worms is the largest worm bin offered by The Worm Farm, and is an odorless, user-friendly worm composting system that allows anyone to participate in recycling and garden enrichment through composting. Worm Farm and Compost Conditioner – developed to help neutralize acidity and balance pH levels so that your composting worms can digest larger quantities of waste faster.

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Worm Blanket – this is used to cover the waste contents of the wormery and helps to create an a dark, moist, aerated environment that encourages the worms to work efficiently. Ease of use: how straightforward is it to add waste and harvest liquid, any design flaws and features or accessories which affected use. At the moment I'm using damp newspaper - one of the chaps on Gardeners Corner forum said that's what they use.I have the feet in water but that won’t be great as the mozzies arrive and when you give the worms water, I’m having worm tea leak out at the legs and into my water containers to keep the ants away.