Description

Composting with worms is a sustainable and easy way to reduce organic waste and produce high-quality compost. These voracious eaters consume fruit and vegetable scraps, cardboard, shredded paper, and other organic waste that would otherwise be thrown away. The worms work to break down this organic matter and expel useful waste products. The collected worm waste is the 100% organic and chemical-free medium known as “worm castings” or “vermicast”.

Beneficial By-Products

Worm castings are appreciated by many home gardeners as a treasured component in topsoil or potting soil mixtures. Castings add eco-friendly organic matter to soil, reduce erosion, retain moisture, and improve soil aeration.

Reduce Food Waste

By diverting food scraps, paper, and other organic materials from the trash and converting them into an eco-friendly medium, worm composting also helps to reduce waste that would otherwise end up in landfills.

Easy to Maintain

Luckily, maintaining a worm composting system is relatively easy. These worms can be kept indoors or outdoors, reproduce quickly, and require little attention beyond adding food scraps and keeping the compost moist. Even those with limited space or time can engage in this eco-friendly practice.

Digestive Supplement

When managing your own worm farm or worm compost bin, grit is a vital dietary supplement used to facilitate the worms’ ability to digest organic matter. The rough texture helps their gizzard break down food into smaller particles, resulting in more efficient digestion and making it easier for the worms to keep eating.

Rich with Minerals

A proprietary formula, Worm Nerd’s Premium Worm Grit is a mineral-rich blend that not only aids in worm digestion but helps maintain pH levels in the bin and vastly improves the resulting worm waste. Our grit is derived from volcanic rock and other elements collected from around the world.