Like all good ideas we got this one off Better Homes and Gardens.


The top box has holes in the lid to let some air through and some holes in the bottom to let the juice out. The brick on top is to keep it secure in case our resident possums get interested.
The bottom box doesn't have a lid on it and the hessian between the boxes is to stop the worms slipping out the holes. The hose feeds down into a plastic container in the tray of the wire basket.
We needed to put our worm farm up this high just in case Layla got interested.
First we put a layer of shredded wet newspaper in the bottom, then the worms and a layer of vegetable scrapes and dirt.
We'll see how long it takes to get some fertiliser. I usually pay around $40 for a small bottle of seawood fertiliser for the garden so we should see a return on our investment pretty quickly.
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