Urban Worm, the WORMbag continuous-flow worm composter
Urban Worm is an American company passionate about vermicomposting. The WORMbag worm composter works on a continuous flow: you feed the worms from the top and harvest the vermicompost from the bottom. The WORMbag can handle up to 4.4 lb (2 kg) of organic waste per day. Moutta Farm offers the Urban Worm WORMbag in France.
- Continuous-flow worm composter
- Up to 4.4 lb (2 kg) of waste daily
- For households of 1–6
- 2-year warranty
Who is Urban Worm?
Did you know?In a continuous-flow worm composter like the WORMbag, the worms move up on their own toward fresh food, so you can harvest the vermicompost at the bottom without disturbing them.
Urban Worm (Urban Worm Company) is based in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania. Urban Worm describes itself as "an education company first, an online store second": the brand shares a wealth of guides to help people learn vermicomposting.
Urban Worm's WORMbag is a continuous-flow worm composter made from breathable technical fabric and mounted on a lightweight frame, with no tools or glue required. The bottom of the WORMbag opens so you can harvest the finished vermicompost while the worms keep working above.
At Moutta Farm, we chose Urban Worm to offer a large, easy-to-use continuous-flow worm bin. The WORMbag joins our lineup of continuous-flow worm composters. The WORMbag comes with a 2-year warranty.
Questions about Urban Worm products
Is the WORMbag right for my household?
The WORMbag worm composter is designed for households of 1 to 6 people. The worms in the WORMbag can eat up to 4.4 lb (2 kg) of organic waste per day. It's a large worm bin, ideal for families who produce lots of food scraps and peels.
Continuous-flow or tray worm composter: what's the difference?
In a tray worm composter, you stack trays and move them around to harvest. In a continuous-flow worm composter like the WORMbag, everything happens in one large bin: you feed from the top and harvest from the bottom, with no trays to handle.
What do I need to start a WORMbag?
To start the WORMbag, you need composting worms, chosen by weight in grams based on your household size, and moist bedding. Then add your food scraps through the top of the WORMbag.
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