This bin looks good in the kitchen, is more than easy to use and my worms are very happy in it. It has large trays so you can keep using it for a good while before paying it any attention (like removing completed compost). The bottom collects "worm tea" which your plants will love and the lid keeps uglies out of sight but is well ventilated for the worms. And it's true: no flies, no stink, nada. Honestly, I will probably buy another one soon (there's always more waste to be wormed!)

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Saturday, August 2, 2008

Worms in the house or garage?

Q: Hi, I'm new to vermiculture. My garage is not temperature controlled. Can the worms be housed in a broom closet or do they need more air circulation than that? What is the footprint dimensions of the worm bin?

A: The garage would do fine unless you are in minus 20/plus 120 degree territory. A broom closet would be good,too. The closet would probably grow more worms because of the stability of the temperature. Either way, I would recommend that you use a light at first to settle the worms so they crawl much less. Worms in a comfy worm bin tend to not look for greener pastures. The foot print of our Gusanito Factory of Worms is 16" square. Height depends on number of trays and how full each tray is. About 28" average.

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posted by Worms Wrangler @ 1:46 PM