It’s time to show the results of this DIY vermicompost bin!! Everything is looking spectacular. This solution has been awesome for harvesting some rich worm compost and the cost to DIY was next to nothing. Now I’m wishing I would have made one of these when I lived in an apartment. It would have been the perfect mechanism for creating my own compost to feed my houseplants! Now, I didn’t anticipate that many soldier flies and their larvae but it is outside (and well, nature…). Good news, It’s not

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO VERMICOMPOSTING 1. Build or buy a stackable bin system for your worms. (Note: you can also vermicompost using in-garden terracotta pots as I discussed in this newsletter. It will just be on a smaller scale). 2. Start with a small amount of soil medium (dampened coconut coir or pH-neutral soil), worms (I like red wigglers), and some compostable food or yard clippings (see list below). 3. As the worms start to fill up the first layer with vermicompost/worm castings, you add a

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