Accessories for worms

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Pack of 5 must-have accessories | Square

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Choice of mat shape: Square, Round, Rectangle, or Oval

$19.30 €17.18

RegulaWorm, acidity regulator / lime blend | 1 kg bag

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2.2–6.6 lb (1–3 kg) bag and 13.2 lb (6 kg) box

$5.00 €4.45

WORMboost, reproduction stimulant

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Viagra for composting worms

$6.12 €5.45

WormFood, protein-rich food for worms | 1 kg bag

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1 kg and 2 kg bags, 4 kg box

$6.74 €6.00

By regulating acidity, providing supplemental nutrients, or stimulating their development, these products help keep your worms more active and healthier. They're ideal for getting the most out of your worm farms, whether for composting, gardening, or animal feed.

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Daily care

What can you feed the worms in your worm composter?

Composting worms will eat a wide variety of scraps, but not just anything. Some foods help their digestion and reproduction, while others can throw the bin off balance or cause bad smells. This guide explains what worms love, what to avoid, a few good habits, and the essential role of carbon-rich materials.

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Solving a problem

Worms escaping from the worm composter: why it happens and what to do

Eisenia worms normally have no tendency to escape, but it can happen in the first few days or when their environment is out of balance. This guide covers all the possible causes (noise, chlorinated water, forbidden foods, heat, moisture, or acidity) and the simple solution to make them stay.

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Going further

How do earthworms reproduce in a worm composter?

Earthworms are hermaphrodites but can't fertilize themselves, so they mate to produce cocoons, and a few young worms hatch from them after several weeks. This guide walks you through the reproductive cycle step by step, how long it takes a young worm to start breeding in turn, how quickly your population grows, and why it never gets out of control.

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