• Add a small handful (1–2 tablespoons) every 1–2 weeks to your wormery surface.
• Sprinkle evenly across fresh waste, then replace your Wiggly Moisture Mat.
• For larger compost heaps, use roughly 100g per 10 litres of waste.
• Avoid overuse — balance is key, not alkalinity.

Wiggly Tip:
If your wormery smells sour or you see white worms clustering, add a handful immediately and fluff the surface layer for airflow.

At Lower Blakemere Farm in Herefordshire, we rely on balanced compost for healthy soil.
Every heap, wormery, and Bokashi batch gets a sprinkle of our Lime Mix to keep microbes and worms working at their best.
Our mix supports the regenerative loop — waste into compost, compost into soil, soil into crops.

When you use Wiggly Lime Mix, you’re following the same natural principles that keep our farm’s ecosystem thriving.

🐛 Worm Comfort Zone: Worms thrive in neutral conditions (pH 6.5–7.5). Acidic environments can burn their skin and slow reproduction.
🌿 Microbial Health: Beneficial bacteria collapse when pH drops too low — leading to odours and slime.
💧 Moisture Control: Lime’s gentle drying action prevents soggy layers that turn anaerobic.
⚖️ Balanced Ecosystem: Regular lime keeps worms, microbes, and fungi in harmony — speeding up composting naturally.

✅ Combine Lime Mix with Wiggly Rock Dust monthly for a full mineral boost.
✅ If you feed a lot of fruit or coffee, increase lime frequency slightly.
✅ Crush and add eggshells for extra grit and calcium.
✅ Store in a cool, dry place and seal tightly between uses.

Wiggly Tip:
If your compost smells sour, looks slimy, or feels sticky — don’t panic! Add Lime Mix, fluff the top layer, and cover with your moisture mat. Within days it’ll be back to sweet, earthy balance.

Product Specs

• Contents: Finely ground natural limestone with added grit
• Use: Wormeries, Bokashi, compost heaps, and garden soil
• Application: 1–2 tbsp every 1–2 weeks
• Storage: Keep dry and airtight
• Origin: Packed and shipped from our farm in Herefordshire

Goes Well With

🪱 Worm Treat – Keeps microbes active
💧 Wiggly Moisture Mats – Lock in humidity
🌿 Rock Dust – Mineral boost for soil life
🪴 Coir Blocks – Perfect bedding for neutral pH starts

FAQs

Q: Can I use Lime Mix with Bokashi composting?
A: Yes, but sparingly. Bokashi is naturally acidic, so wait until it’s added to your compost heap or soil before balancing with Lime Mix.

Q: Will this harm my worms if I add too much?
A: No, as long as you use light, regular doses. It’s safe and gentle — but moderation keeps pH steady.

Q: How can I tell if my wormery is too acidic?
A: Signs include sour smell, clusters of white worms, or sluggish activity. Add Lime Mix and check back after 2–3 days.