Any vermicomposters here?

[Slowhand]

I just recently built a bin for worm composting. I hear it's really good stuff for feeding and fertilizing houseplants/gardens.

Anyone else do this?

[Nishnabotna]

Aren't we all vermicomposters in the end?

[Hornwort]

aren't we all vermicomposters in the end?
+1

[DalefromNJ]

Personally I don't use worms just regular composting. There was a company called TerraCycle that did the worm thing. I say did they are probably still doing it. They were selling their compost tea at home depot. I have thought about trying worms I know I get a lot of them in my one composter that is open on the bottom. Worms really dig coffee grounds and between me and the wife we got a lot of that.

Keep us posted on how it goes.

Dale

[Nishnabotna]

I just recently built a bin for worm composting. I hear it's really good stuff for feeding and fertilizing houseplants/gardens.

Anyone else do this?

So what does your vermi-specific bin look like? Link?

[global_dev]

i really wanted to make one out of some plastic bins in the garage, but teh wife nixxed the idea last year, but i think it will ninja-fy this effort this summer...

[bladeruner]

So what does your vermi-specific bin look like? Link?

+1 This is something I've been thinking about for a while and would like to get started.

[Alacrity59]

My wife and I did this for a few years. It is an amazing process and works very very well. She was a teacher at the time so it was partially for demonstration purposes. Tiny flies were a problem from time to time, but the biggest challenge was separating the worms from the poop when the bin got too full and you wanted to start fresh again.