Start Composting at Christmas this year... Our Christmas and New Year festivities deliver lots of occasions involving HUGE amounts of food. Many cultures all over the World make it a point to eat specific meats, fruits and vegetables - YUM. Whilst worms can’t deal with too much meat or fact they do like a huge variety of other foods. Don’t let your worms miss out this year! Cabbage stalks Melon rinds Carrots Coffee Grounds Avocado skins Teabags Bread Cereal (unsweetened) Pasta (plain) Cucumbers Lettuce Squash In fact just about all fruit and veg leftovers (don’t overdo the acidic waste like...
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In this video, Heather explains how to get started with composting with Bokashi, what you'll need, what to expect and how long it will take. (Spoilers: It's super simple!)
Higher moisture is good for the production of worm tea, but an excess of anything is damaging. You can reduce moisture by adding materials that bind moisture, such as paper towels, newspaper, egg crates and similar dry material.
