Home Compost Bin
Red Wiggler Worms |
Composting: The decomposition process of biodegradable organic matter which produces a nutrient rich soil amendment for your garden. Compost acts as an absorbant growing medium that holds moisture and soluble minerals providing nutrients that help plants and vegetables flurish. Composting can be done in heaps or in composting buckets with the help of red wiggler composting worms.
Instructions: Home Compost Bin
What to Compost?
Yard Waste: branches, flowers, garden plants, grass clippings, leaves, straw, twigs, thatch, old potting soil wood chips and vines.
Food Waste and Kitchen Scraps: Coffee Grounds, Corn Cobs, Egg Shells, Fruit & Vegetable scraps and peels, Oatmeal, Nut Shells, Tea Leaves & Bags.
What Not to Compost?
Diseased Plants, Dairy, Fatty Items, Meat, Pet Feces (including kitty litter), Peanutbutter, Poultry and Seafood.
Home Compost Bin:
Creating worm compost in a home compost bin with Red Wiggler worms is a simple process. We typically peel our fruits and vegetables prior to eating them, discarding the peels which contain the highest amount of nutrients. By feeding these scraps to the Red Wiggler worms, worm composting recycles them and lets us use the bi-product to grow more fruits and vegetables.
Learn More: Home Compost Bin
Heap Pile:
|
|
