Worm Farm Composter

Worm Composter Transforms Vegetable Scraps into Valuable Fertilizer

• Attractive kit for making your own worm compost
• Easy; no fuss, no mess
• Make super-nutritious compost and compost tea
• Keep food scraps out of the landfill
• Worms sold separately

Let worms do the work, transforming your food scraps into nutrient-rich fertilizer. It's a fun project that's good for the earth, too, by keeping food scraps out of the landfill. The stylish shape and choice of colors make the Worm Farm Composter at home in a kitchen, mudroom, hallway or pantry. Once the process gets underway you can add up to a half pound of scraps per day to the worm composter, about the average food waste for a family of four. When setting up your worm composter keep in mind that 68 degrees F. is the ideal temperature.

The Worm Farm Composter comes with two trays. When the bottom one fills up, the worms move up to the top tray. Allow the compost in the bottom tray to mature for about a month while you add your food scraps to the top tray. Empty the finished compost and repeat the process as necessary. Use the spigot on the bottom to dispense nutrient-rich compost tea for use on houseplants and garden plants.

Product Details

• Plastic, wood
• 19-1/2" L x 15" W x 24" H
• Weighs 11 lbs. 1 oz.

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