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Do Worms Really Like Cardboard?

Worms thrive on cardboard as it offers food, moisture, and shelter. The cellulose-rich material supports decomposition and microbial activity, essential for vermicomposting. Untreated cardboard is safe and effective when shredded, dampened, and mixed with compost.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener28th Mar 202522nd Jul 2025Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:Cardboard, Composting, Earthen Passions, Vermicomposting, Worms1 Comment on Do Worms Really Like Cardboard?

Effective Composting with Cardboard and Paper

Composting cardboard is debated; select only clean, uncoated types. Shredding aids breakdown, with periods varying. Cardboard adds valuable carbon, making it essential for effective composting alongside nitrogen-rich materials.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener18th Sep 202421st Jul 2025Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:Cardboard, Composting, Earthen Passions, Paper6 Comments on Effective Composting with Cardboard and Paper

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