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How To Feed Worms Cardboard. If you know anything about composting worms, you’ll know. Place the bin in the garden bed. “feeding eisenia foetida (red worms) with cardboard, is it a good idea, how easy is that, and what is the benefit?” ~ carola gil. Even if you've already put in seedlings, you need a space to accommodate the vermicompost. However, there are also some foods you should avoid. Fill your bin with moist bedding. Feeding worms in a worm bin is a straightforward process, but it’s important to understand what to feed them and how often to ensure their health and productivity. Worms will eat many things, including fruits, vegetables, eggshells, coffee grounds, leaves, grass clippings, paper, and cardboard! Hi carola, depending on what sort of. By following these guidelines, you’ll. If the bin doesn’t have ventilation, drill small holes in the lid and sides to allow airflow.

“feeding eisenia foetida (red worms) with cardboard, is it a good idea, how easy is that, and what is the benefit?” ~ carola gil. Worms will eat many things, including fruits, vegetables, eggshells, coffee grounds, leaves, grass clippings, paper, and cardboard! However, there are also some foods you should avoid. By following these guidelines, you’ll. Feeding worms in a worm bin is a straightforward process, but it’s important to understand what to feed them and how often to ensure their health and productivity. Even if you've already put in seedlings, you need a space to accommodate the vermicompost. Place the bin in the garden bed. Fill your bin with moist bedding. If the bin doesn’t have ventilation, drill small holes in the lid and sides to allow airflow. Hi carola, depending on what sort of.

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How To Feed Worms Cardboard Fill your bin with moist bedding. Worms will eat many things, including fruits, vegetables, eggshells, coffee grounds, leaves, grass clippings, paper, and cardboard! “feeding eisenia foetida (red worms) with cardboard, is it a good idea, how easy is that, and what is the benefit?” ~ carola gil. However, there are also some foods you should avoid. By following these guidelines, you’ll. Fill your bin with moist bedding. Place the bin in the garden bed. Feeding worms in a worm bin is a straightforward process, but it’s important to understand what to feed them and how often to ensure their health and productivity. If you know anything about composting worms, you’ll know. If the bin doesn’t have ventilation, drill small holes in the lid and sides to allow airflow. Hi carola, depending on what sort of. Even if you've already put in seedlings, you need a space to accommodate the vermicompost.