Red wigglers
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Worms can eat one quarter to one half of their body weight every day, and their droppings are a rich fertilizer for your soil. This makes worm composting an excellent way to get rid of kitchen waste. To compost with worms, you need to create the right environment for the worms to thrive, and you must use the type of ...
If you’re looking to cultivate an herb garden that is sustainable, using organic soil amendments will be one aspect of helping it to thrive.
Red wigglers (Eisenia foetida) are one of the most popular worms to use in composting systems. In part, this is due to their rapid reproduction rate.
Vermiculture - Raising Worms. Learn how to raise red wiggler worms inside or out. Make the best fertilizer for your vegetable garden. How to set up and harvest worm castings.
Take a gander at this close-up of a red worm cocoon – looks like a miniature lemon. These little baby sacks are fascinating! Red wiggler egg looks like a tiny lemon balloon. It’s very different looking from a seed. 5 Fun Facts About Red Worm Eggs 1) Walt Disney may not be cryogenically frozen under Disneyland… …but it’s […]
The future is bright, and with each composting project, we plant the seeds of environmental responsibility that will grow into a healthier, more sustainable world.
We all know that red wiggler worms (Eisenia foetida) are amongst the most popular worm species in worm composting and organic gardening. Get to know more about the lives and functions of red wiggler worms.
About a year ago a friend of mine asked if I would like to start a worm compost (vermicompost) in my basement. At first I was reluctant because… worms in my basement. But since I am an avid vegetable gardener who uses compost, the idea of making it myself was appealing. Worm composting is not nearly
