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Wormnwomn's BlogWormnwomn is all about organic - personally, for my family, and for the Earth.
Where to put your worm bin?
Category: Worm Bin Composting | Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 11:06 pm 
Worms like it dark, moist (not wet), and warm (about like we like it). If you have a location that is indoors, this is ideal. You can protect your composting family from heat, cold, wind, rain, and all the other variable Mother Nature has to throw at it. Hot and dry will kill your worms faster than cold and wet, but the ideal is 72 degrees F and enough moisture to get a few drops out of the bedding when squeezed. Worms are top feeders so the goal is to keep the top of the bed moist without getting the bottom soupy. This is why your worm bin needs holes in the bottom and on the sides. When too much moisture goes in it needs to have somewhere to go...and air needs to get in. Wormnwomn This blog entry has been viewed 274 times
Welcome to the organics of Red Worms!
Category: Worm Bin Composting | Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:14 pm 
Right now it is cold where I live and the gardening season is a couple of months away. But I worm farm all year long and look forward, through my catalogs, to when I can put seed to earth again, and be a part of what Mother Nature does just by being. Wormnwomn This blog entry has been viewed 262 times
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