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Keep worms happy year-round with this easy-to-build underground worm farm. Words: Nadene Hall Photos: Ben Elms Ben Elms (aka Dr Compost) has been experimenting with an underground worm-farm system suitable for hot and cold regions especially those such as Central Otago, which can experience freezing winters. The method (see instructions below) involves three to five bucket worm farms dug directly into the ground. Worms like to be warmer than 10°C and regular worm farms struggle in the colder…

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Martha 🏳️‍🌈 |📍London on Instagram: "@compostable.kate top worm farm tips:  - compost worms will appear in your compost bin if you collect fallen leaf litter or pull out plants with their roots and add that into your compost, you would have likely also collected some compost worm cocoons which will hatch in your compost.  -Composting worms are sometimes attracted to the lid of your worm farm (and compost bin) by the condensation that forms when organic matter is heating up through microbial activity. Or sometimes just before a major rain event worms naturally migrate higher into your farm to find drier ground. Both of these situations are natural occurrences and nothing to worry about. Your worms should settle down in a day or so.  -These are the best case scenarios, because worms escapi Diy Vermicomposting Bin, Compost Worm Bin, Worm Composter Diy, Worm Farming Diy, Leaf Compost Bin, Garden Compost Bin Ideas, Vermiculture Worm Farm Diy, Diy Worm Bin, Small Compost Bin Diy

Martha 🏳️‍🌈 |📍London on Instagram: "@compostable.kate top worm farm tips: - compost worms will appear in your compost bin if you collect fallen leaf litter or pull out plants with their roots and add that into your compost, you would have likely also collected some compost worm cocoons which will hatch in your compost. -Composting worms are sometimes attracted to the lid of your worm farm (and compost bin) by the condensation that forms when organic matter is heating up through…

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