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.
Tag Archives: Worms
Essential Microorganisms for Effective Composting
A compost pile hosts numerous organisms, from microscopic bacteria to visible insects. These decomposers perform essential roles in breaking down organic matter, highlighting the importance of maintaining a balanced and thriving compost environment for efficient decomposition.
Unlocking the Benefits of Composting: From Waste to ‘Brown Gold’
When l say, I have worms!!
It is usually met with disdain or a bizarre look of curiosity,
Maximizing Plant Health: Harnessing the Power of Worm Castings
Worm castings, rich in nutrients and organic material, are produced by earthworms and greatly benefit garden soils. They improve soil structure, aid plant growth, and can be used to make nutrient-rich worm tea. Applying worm tea regularly can enhance soil health and microbial activity, promoting overall garden vitality and plant growth.
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