Composting Redworms
Redworms are the champions of composting.
They will eat up your compost pile, kitchen scrapes and turn it into a good rich black worm castings that
will not burn your plants.
Redworms will have no problems eating up your food
waist.
Composting
with redworms is fun,
just let the redworms turn your kitchen food waste and turn it into a rich black compost called worm
castings, or vericompost. Outdoor or indoor composting with redworms can be done all year long with some
protection from the cold and heat.
If you have limited space you can grow redworms in your
garage, basement or spare room. Composting with redworms is a great way to recycle your kitchen waste,
reduce landfill inputs, and all the while save you money. Only a small space is required and it's easy to
learn the basics of keeping worms happy.
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to read my redworms tips page.
If you like gardening and have house plants
there are benefits from composting with redworms, First is that it's an all natural organic way to help your
plants grow. Adding worm castings to your soil helps to replenish humus(organic matter), which will improve
the texture of the soil and nutrient content and help hold moisture retention in the
soil.
It is a
better way to fertilize your lawn and garden it is safe for your children and pets to play on. The
micro-organisms that are present in the soil are further increased by the addition of worm
castings or worm tea.
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