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How many people have a worm bin / do vermicomposting (composting with worms)?

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Bentley writes a great blog about worm composting. redwormcomposting.com

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Getting Started

Welcome to Vermicomposters.com! Vermicomposters.com is a social networking community for people who have a worm bin or compost with worms or for people who are thinking about getting started and wa... Continue

Created by Steven Chow May 28, 2008 at 7:35am. Last updated by Steven Chow 5 hours ago.

 

About Vermicomposters.com

Welcome to Vermicomposters.com
Vermicomposters.com is a social networking community for people who have a worm bin or compost with worms or for people who are thinking about getting started and want more information. Read this note to help you get started:

Vermicomposters.com Map

Vermicomposters.com was setup to to find out how many people compost with worms so don't forget to add yourself to the map.

If you are experiencing any issues with the Map of Vermicomposters, please let me know here Thank you.
Vermicomposting Photos Facebook App
Just another way to see if we can bring more exposure to vermicomposting to our friends. This little app puts a module on your facebook profile with photos from this community in it... worms are pretty shocking to see especially if they're not used to seeing them perhaps it may pique our friends interest? http://apps.facebook.com/vermicomposting

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Forum

Pot Worm or baby Red Worm? 3 Replies

Started by JPCCUSA. Last reply by Stevesd 10 hours ago.

types of bedding 9 Replies

Started by Stevesd. Last reply by Jenni 21 hours ago.

Do Mites bug you? 7 Replies

Started by Sherry. Last reply by Sherry 1 day ago.

Bokashi into Worm Bin 4 Replies

Started by Hairil. Last reply by Hairil 1 day ago.

Caffiene overload 7 Replies

Started by Jenni. Last reply by Jenni 1 day ago.

I Heart Red Wigglers 13 Replies

Started by Nancy. Last reply by Steven Chow Jul 21.

European Night Crawler 14 Replies

Started by Hairil. Last reply by Hairil Jul 21.

Fire Ants/Sugar Ants 9 Replies

Started by Nancy. Last reply by Nancy Jul 18.

Worm Haiku Poems 10 Replies

Started by Steven Chow. Last reply by Steven Chow Jul 17.

MOLD! 7 Replies

Started by Anne Juliet. Last reply by Susan Bolman Jul 14.

Run Aways 14 Replies

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Blog Posts

In the play kitchen

Four preschoolers are playing in the kitchen center, making pretend meals, filling up the shopping cart, (using the credit card), and washing dishes. They've started playing "worm bin"! They take some of the food to an imaginary worm bin. We had discussed adding eggshells and banana peels to the class worm bin during circle time, so they were taking lots of eggs to the imaginary worms, plus lots of pizza. It's a learning process, but still a fun development!

Posted by Nancy on July 22nd, 2008 at 4:17pm — 1 Comment (Add)

July 21 Update

I am amazed. My 1 pound of european nightcrawlers completely devoured about 3 pounds of previously frozen food in 3 days. Watermelon rinds, tomato, broccoli, and asparagus bits are all gone... well, except for the really cool paper-like skins that the worms can't digest readily. I'll have to toss in some more defrosted food from the freezer cache tonight! I would estimate that my red worms are probably eating much less than half of their mass in food each day, but that might be explained by the… Continue

Posted by Bing on July 21st, 2008 at 7:30am — No Comments (Add)

first crawl

Well tonight I experienced my first crawl..I had to work late and had left it to my loyal partner and housemate to raise the lid and turn on the light..I was gonna call him from work to remind him but didn't get around to it. Well when I got home the worms were all over the walls of the bin like spaghetti and a few had crawled out. I rescued what I hope were all of the worms and gently pushed the ones on the walls back onto the surface of the bedding. Then I left on the light and soon they all d… Continue

Posted by Stevesd on July 20th, 2008 at 1:21am — No Comments (Add)

Mid July 2008

Well we are nearing the end of July here and starting to enter the monsoon season so the humidity is starting to pick up. With the increase in humidity I am seeing more worm lechate from the spigot. My worms are making a great comeback after the disaster of '08. I have started to work the vermicompost into my garden system and hope to see improved growth. I have been adding a teaspoon of vermipost as a top dressing to each plant on a weekly basis. I will also be working on creating my own vemico… Continue

Posted by Nathan Scholten on July 18th, 2008 at 8:47pm — No Comments (Add)

Thanks for the comment Bing. I checked on them this morning just lightly moving a little bedding to …

Thanks for the comment Bing. I checked on them this morning just lightly moving a little bedding to have a look. They seemed pretty happy under there. I didn't see any balls of worms or dead ones or roamers so I think ..so far so good. I'm still a little nervous about feeding so I'm gonna hold off for a while. there is enough food there for a few days at any rate and I really dont want to over feed them yet.. plenty of time for feeding later. I think that is the most difficult thing about wormin… Continue

Posted by Stevesd on July 18th, 2008 at 10:53am — No Comments (Add)

 
 

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