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| What Worms Eat ! |
Worms are fascinating creatures and deserve a
special place in our hearts. They eat organic matter
and create an extremely rich composted soil that has
been proven to be excellent source of nutrition for
plants.
For indoor bins, where smell can affect the
environment, what you feed them is still wide open with
just a few reservations. Onions, typically, are best
avoided.
Here is a general guideline to begin:
It's best to avoid meats and dairy products
special place in our hearts. They eat organic matter
and create an extremely rich composted soil that has
been proven to be excellent source of nutrition for
plants.
For indoor bins, where smell can affect the
environment, what you feed them is still wide open with
just a few reservations. Onions, typically, are best
avoided.
Here is a general guideline to begin:
- corrugated cardboard
- newspaper
- leaves
- yard waste (with reservations- can heat the bin)
- table scraps
- garden waste
- coffee grounds
- some office paper waste
- limited egg shells
- some animal manures (can heat bins)
It's best to avoid meats and dairy products
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