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Worm Composting Problems
There are a host of problems that can occur in any worm compost
bin. Included in our Vermicomposting Guide is a Trouble
Shooting Chart that lists common symptoms, their causes, and their
solutions. This chart is an important key to assuring
your success in vermicomposting.
Problems left unresolved can lead to worm "crawls", sick worms, dead worms, and pests. If you worm bin becomes "sick", your worms will stop eating, stop breeding, and stop making compost. They can crawl and/or die when conditions become unfavorable to them.
The most common mistakes in vermicomposting are:
- Letting the bin become too wet
- Letting the bin become too dry
- Letting the bin become too acid
- Overfeeding
- Underfeeding
- Feeding the wrong foods
- Disturbing the worms
We have provided an easy to follow Trouble Shooting Chart in our Vermicomposting Guide. This chart, along with our detailed container/feeding/bedding instructions, gives you the information you need to keep your worm bin healthy. You'll have solutions to problems that can occur to any vermicomposter.
Having the knowledge you need in a handy, easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide will make your vermicomposting experience a pleasant and productive one. This Vermicomposting Guide is provided FREE with your worm order.
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