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Printabletackam said: My neighbor and I have a worm bin. It makes great compost.
Ours is just a wood box on the ground, basically. One half holds dry leaves and the other holds kitchen scraps, and we layer the leaves on top of scraps when we put them in. I never actually see the worms, but there are other weird little creepy crawlies that get in there and hang out on top. They gross me out. I deal with it.  our compost is full of regular earthworms
sometimes we steal some to go fishing  | |
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Why would one want a worm farm?? ~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~ | |
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tinaz said: Why would one want a worm farm??
a) all your organic waste is recycled on your premises which in turn cuts down the household waste that needs to be carted away by the council b) it makes free soil for you, very rich, fertile soil for you plants win win  | |
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ZombieKitten said: tinaz said: Why would one want a worm farm??
a) all your organic waste is recycled on your premises which in turn cuts down the household waste that needs to be carted away by the council b) it makes free soil for you, very rich, fertile soil for you plants win win Cool! I bet that makes some AWESOME tomatoes in rthe garden!!  ~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~ | |
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tinaz said: ZombieKitten said: a) all your organic waste is recycled on your premises which in turn cuts down the household waste that needs to be carted away by the council b) it makes free soil for you, very rich, fertile soil for you plants win win Cool! I bet that makes some AWESOME tomatoes in rthe garden!! absolutely! | |
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