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    • The trays are filled up to three inches deep, allowing for continuous air flow to encourage the proper aerobic conditions for rapid, odor-free vermicompost processing. Does NOT include composting redworms. …

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    • The worms that are used for composting will continue to thrive in your compost bin or garden for years. Worms and vermicompost offer great benefits for your backyard garden, flower bed, or compost pile. They provide plants with nutrient …

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    • After you collect red wigglers, put them to work around your house! All it takes is a sheltered bin, scrap paper, some healthy soil, and your food scraps. Shredded paper goes along the bottom of the compost bin - this acts as a fence to …

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    • The most common worms for worm composting are red wigglers and red worms. If you order them on your own, the scientific names are Lumbricus rubellus and Eisenia foetida. Otherwise, you may choose to get them from a worm farm. …

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    • The most common worms for worm composting are red wigglers and red worms. If you order them on your own, the scientific names are Lumbricus rubellus and Eisenia foetida. Otherwise, you may choose to get them from a worm farm. …

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    • The most common worms for worm composting are red wigglers and red worms. If you order them on your own, the scientific names are Lumbricus rubellus and Eisenia foetida. Otherwise, you may choose to get them from a worm farm. …

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    • The most common worms for worm composting are red wigglers and red worms. If you order them on your own, the scientific names are Lumbricus rubellus and Eisenia foetida. Otherwise, you may choose to get them from a worm farm. …

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    • The young boy told me at his school they have a garden and he seemed to know a bunch of stuff about worms and compost, etc. The Secret Garden is getting less sun every day, but I still harvested small amounts of broccoli, chard, …

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    • As I’ve mentioned at least a few times here on the blog, it’s definitely NOT a good idea to add pet (or human) wastes to our regular composting systems. There are some exceptions to this rule - the poop from vegetarian animals like …

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    • The trays are filled up to three inches deep, allowing for continuous air flow to encourage the proper aerobic conditions for rapid, odor-free vermicompost processing. Does NOT include composting redworms. …



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