Original Organics Deluxe Wormery Composter Kit - GM8

Bury the food scraps under the bedding. This helps to prevent odors and provides the worms with easier access to the food.

Feed the worms regularly, typically once or twice a week, depending on the amount of food waste produced. Adjust the amount based on how quickly the worms are consuming the food.

The kit includes Tiger Worms (Eisenia fetida), which are ideal for composting.

It can take several months to get a significant amount of compost. The process depends on factors such as worm population, feeding, and environmental conditions.

There are several methods, including moving the compost to one side and adding fresh bedding on the other, or using a worm harvesting tray. The worms will naturally move to the new food source, allowing you to collect the castings.

The worm tea will collect in the bottom of the bin. Open the tap on the integrated drainage system and collect the tea in a container.

While the wormery can be used outside, it's best to move it to a protected area (like a shed or garage) during the winter to protect the worms from freezing temperatures.

If you are buying a Wormery as a gift or don't intend to set it up straight away, the option is available to get it delivered with a worm card instead of live worms. Then when you or the other person is ready to set it up, send back the worm card and they will send out the live fresh tiger worms to you.

Ensure proper ventilation, avoid overfeeding, and bury food scraps under the bedding. Check the moisture level; too much can cause anaerobic conditions.

Check the temperature and moisture levels. Ensure the worms are not exposed to extreme conditions. Avoid feeding them too much or inappropriate foods.

Check the moisture level and bedding conditions. Ensure the worms are the correct species. Make sure the food scraps are broken into smaller pieces. Adjust feeding amounts if needed.

Check and clean the drainage system to remove any blockages. Ensure the wormery is level.