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The benefits of WORM COMPOSTING... in our Wiggl...
The Urbalive Worm Composter is a versatile composting kit suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, designed to transform kitchen waste with the help of red worms. Ideal for households,...
The benefits of WORM COMPOSTING... in our Wiggl...
The Urbalive Worm Composter is a versatile composting kit suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, designed to transform kitchen waste with the help of red worms. Ideal for households,...
WW Video: The Wiggly Piggy Bank
Our wonderful Sandy and Black Pigs (which are related to Clarkson's) have been doing a great job of clearing the brambles on this bank- many thanks to the Wiggly customers who...
WW Video: The Wiggly Piggy Bank
Our wonderful Sandy and Black Pigs (which are related to Clarkson's) have been doing a great job of clearing the brambles on this bank- many thanks to the Wiggly customers who...
Why You Should Avoid Adding Pet Waste and Treat...
Adding pet waste or treated wood to your compost is inadvisable due to the potential health and environmental hazards they pose. Pet waste often contains harmful pathogens, bacteria, and parasites,...
Why You Should Avoid Adding Pet Waste and Treat...
Adding pet waste or treated wood to your compost is inadvisable due to the potential health and environmental hazards they pose. Pet waste often contains harmful pathogens, bacteria, and parasites,...
Why doesn’t my fermented Bokashi look like comp...
Your Bokashi bucket doesn’t look like traditional compost after two weeks because Bokashi is not actually composting your food scraps in the way you might expect—it’s fermenting them! Bokashi fermentation is an anaerobic...
Why doesn’t my fermented Bokashi look like comp...
Your Bokashi bucket doesn’t look like traditional compost after two weeks because Bokashi is not actually composting your food scraps in the way you might expect—it’s fermenting them! Bokashi fermentation is an anaerobic...
Should I dilute my Bokashi Liquid?
Bokashi liquid, also known as bokashi tea or leachate, is a nutrient-rich byproduct of the bokashi composting process. This liquid can be highly beneficial for plants and soil health when...
Should I dilute my Bokashi Liquid?
Bokashi liquid, also known as bokashi tea or leachate, is a nutrient-rich byproduct of the bokashi composting process. This liquid can be highly beneficial for plants and soil health when...
Cardboard: The Unsung Hero of Successful Wormer...
Great way to keep your wormery going really well is to make sure you shred cardboard and add it in. This adds carbon and it balances out all the...
Cardboard: The Unsung Hero of Successful Wormer...
Great way to keep your wormery going really well is to make sure you shred cardboard and add it in. This adds carbon and it balances out all the...
