Composting Worms 250g
£14.99
| Quantity | Price | 1 | £14.99 |
|---|---|
| 2+ | £12.00 |
| 4+ | £10.00 |
Use these NATIVE worms to add extra Composting Worms to a wormery / compost heap. The Dendrobaena worm (also known as the Tiger Worm) is the most commonly available composting worms and it is ideal for re-stocking a wormery, adding to a compost heap to speed up composting and for fishing. Composting Worms eats half their own body weight in waste a day, so the more worms you have, the more kitchen waste you can compost i.e. 250g of worms will compost 125g of kitchen waste a day. They are despatched by 1st class post and are sold by weight. 250g of composting worms.
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Use these NATIVE worms to add extra Composting Worms to a wormery / compost heap. The Dendrobaena worm (also known as the Tiger Worm) is the most commonly available composting worms and it is ideal for re-stocking a wormery, adding to a compost heap to speed up composting and for fishing. Composting Worms eats half their own body weight in waste a day, so the more worms you have, the more kitchen waste you can compost i.e. 1kg of worms will compost 500g of kitchen waste a day. They are despatched by 1st class post and are sold by weight. They are ideal for :-
- Restocking an old wormery – Do you have a wormery hidden away in the garden shed? Why not get it working again with some new worms.
- Building your own wormery – Fancy building your own wormery then these worms are looking for new homes.
- Give a wormery a boost – Give your wormery a boost by adding extra worms.
- Adding worms to a compost heap – Add worms to an under-performing compost heap to speed up composting.
- Fishing – Perfect for fishing bait.
Roger Baresel –
Prompt delivery of 250g of composts worms – they were a very lively bunch of creatures, all eager to get to work in my compost heap – I swear I heard them whistling as they burrowed in. If they do the business, I MAY buy them some worm treats from the Green Gardener next Christmas …….
Alan Reid –
The worms turned up very quickly in the post, and seemed to be healthy, here’s hoping they are enjoying life inside my compost bin.
Jean Morris –
Recently bought some compost worms, haven’t checked on them but hope they are doing their job.