blog — wiggly composting

If you're looking to get started with Worm Composting, please Wiggle on over to https://www.wigglywigglers.co.uk/wormeries.html​ and take a look at our Urbalive Worm Composters!

The earthworms shouldn’t be crawling into the collecting container on their own, just as they shouldn’t be outside the wormery. If they do, it means they don’t like something inside the container. It could be excess food, so take some away. It could be the lack of air. Check that the moisture level in your wormery isn’t too high. If you're looking to get started with Worm Composting, please Wiggle on over to https://www.wigglywigglers.co.uk/wormeries.html​ and take a look at our Urbalive Worm Composters.

In this video, Heather introduces you to our wonderful Bokashi Active Bran, explains how we make it and why it is so good for composting. She also goes over how Bokashi composting works and what you can expect from the system.

In this series of videos, we'll be answering some of the frequently asked wormery questions and sorting your common wormery problems.

In this video, Heather explains what can cause your worms to try to escape and why you shouldn't worry too much about it :)

What should I do if I have a TRAY full?

Once you fill one tray and it looks like worms soon will not have anything to eat, load the next tray as well as at the start composting. Compost from the bottom of the tray can then be used as fertilizer or dry it for later.