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Vermicomposting

Imagine a system that effortlessly converts your kitchen scraps—apple cores, coffee grounds, vegetable peels—into one of the most nutrient-rich soil amendments available. This is the magic of vermicomposting, the process of using earthworms, typically Red Wigglers, to do the work for you. It's a simple, odor-free, and incredibly efficient way to reduce household waste and create "black gold" for your garden or houseplants.

Starting a worm bin is an easy and rewarding project for any home, apartment, or classroom. It requires minimal space and maintenance while providing a powerful, hands-on lesson in decomposition and nutrient cycles. This page will serve as your guide to getting started. We'll walk you through building your first bin, sourcing your worms, understanding what to feed them, and troubleshooting common issues to ensure your composting journey is a success.

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