How can I choose Composter Worm?

com Composter Worm bin or Worm is a container that holds worms in the version of the system or the Ceric composting of the system. Worm composers are usually held inside, at least during the cold months, when the worms can freeze. Remnants of vegetables, shells and coffee set are fed to worms that produce worm castings that are valuable garden compost. It is a great choice for people who want to live their everyday life in a more environmentally friendly way because the use of landfills is reduced and high -quality organic compost is produced. When properly managed, the worm composter is without odors and does not attract insects. Plastic or rubber baskets are popular. Galvanized metal bathtubs and wooden boxes can also be used. DO-IT-HYOURSELFERS often use discarded materials in brilliant ways, as in the Wwer composter made of old tires. Commercially produced worms of the composer are often made of recycled plastic or other recyc.Led materials. The material should be neprezhogone, not transparent or translucent.

The magnitude of the Worm composter should be suitable for the number of worms that will contain and the amount of waste that will be fed. Usually ten gallons (37.85 liters) Composter will accommodate a pound (0.45 kg) red worms and process about half a pound (0.25 kg) of food waste every day. This is a good size for two people. Composter worms should not be more than 23 inches deep (58.4 cm) and can be much smaller because the worms live near the soil surface. Under the main body Composter Worm should be a tray that would capture any liquid drain, which is a good compost tea for the garden. Composter worm should have a lid to maintain the interior of the basket of darkness.

Good ventilation is important. Ten gallons (37.85 liters) Comcoster should have 20 to 30 holes along the bottom and along the sides. The holes should have a diameter of 1/16 to 1/4 inches (1.6 to 6.35 mm).

Successful Comcoster Worm can only be made from one basket with a lid and a tray. Many people prefer a Cervenia composter with several shallow stacked containers. This structure facilitates the harvesting of worms every month.