Worms are hermaphrodite - both male and female. So how do worms reproduce exactly? And how long do they live for?
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Composting is an eco-friendly way to recycle food waste. Do you know the difference between a worm farm vs compost bin? Have you ever heard of a bokashi bin? We compare the differences.
The Hungry Bin looks like a rubbish bin on wheels, but don't let it's appearance deceive you. Although it comes with a hefty price tag, this worm bin is highly efficient and oozes quality.
When the worm bin temperature is not ideal, worms will become less productive. And in extreme temperatures, your worms will likely suffer and perish if no action is taken.
The moisture level of worm bin can be a real challenge to get right. Worms need moisture to breathe.
Coffee grounds are organic in matter, which makes it a perfect food source for worms. Yet, too much of a good thing always has the risk of throwing the conditions in your worm bin off kilter. This can hurt your worms. As usual, there are many factors at play.
To answer the question "what are worm castings", the simple answer is worm poop! But did you know it's also the richest natural fertilizer known to humans?
Worms are perhaps the most important creatures on Earth. There are some worm facts which are quite fascinating. Charles Darwin, best known for his theory of evolution, seemed to think so.
There's a few things you should consider before you buy worms for composting. For example, some worm species do better in warmer weather, whilst other species do best in colder weather.
There’s no question that worm composting is great for the environment. There are many other good reasons why you should start a worm farm.