What is the 20 ml measuring spoon used for?

The 20 ml measuring spoon lets you precisely measure what you add to your bokashi, composter, or worm composter:Bokashi activator;RegulaWorm, our lime-based blend that regulates acidity;WormFood, a protein-rich food for your worms.Compact and sturdy, it helps you avoid adding too much or too little.

How do I measure out RegulaWorm and WormFood with the 20 ml spoon?

For your worm composter, using the 20 ml measuring spoon:RegulaWorm: 1 spoonful per week, to keep the pH close to neutral;WormFood: 3 spoonfuls before each time you go on vacation, so your worms have plenty to feed on while you're away.

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20 ml measuring spoon

Q: How many spoonfuls of activator should I put in a bokashi bucket?

Sprinkle some on every time you add food scraps, in a thin layer over a layer of scraps no more than 0.8 in (2 cm) deep, then press it down. Amount per addition: 1.4 fl oz (40 ml).In an outdoor composter, use 2 spoonfuls of 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) each time you add a large amount of scraps.

Q: How many tablespoons is a 20 ml spoon?

A 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) measuring spoon is equivalent to about 2 tablespoons. This is the equivalence given in the instructions for our Bokashi activator: 1.4 fl oz (40 ml), or 4 tablespoons, which is two scoops of the 20 ml spoon.With this dedicated spoon, you get the same dose every time.

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Precise measurement: Ideal 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) capacity for spot-on dosing.
Versatile: Works with several compost activators.
Better composting: Makes it easy to stick to the recommended doses.

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This compact 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) measuring spoon is sturdy and practical. It lets you measure precise amounts of Bokashi activator, limed mix, or even protein feed to add to your composter or worm bin.

For Bokashi: Add 1 spoonful each time you add food scraps to a bokashi bucket, or 2 spoonfuls with each large batch of scraps in an outdoor composter.
For RegulaWorm (limed mix): 1 spoonful per week.
For WormFood (protein feed): 3 spoonfuls before each vacation.

With this measuring spoon, you can be sure you're adding the right amount to your Bokashi bin or composter.

Technical specifications 20 ml measuring spoon

Overview
Reference	DOS/20ML
Product type	Measuring scoop
Compatible with	Bokashi activator, RegulaWorm, WormFood
Capacity
Capacity / weight	20 milliliters
Use and storage
Dosage	Bokashi: 1 scoop per addition (bucket) or 2 (outdoor composter); RegulaWorm: 1 per week; WormFood: 3 before going on vacation
Manufacturing
Country of manufacture	China
Box contents and warranty
Warranty	2 years

Your questions about the 20 ml spoon

The farm's answers to the questions our customers ask us most often.

The 20 ml measuring spoon lets you precisely measure what you add to your bokashi, composter, or worm composter:

Bokashi activator;
RegulaWorm, our lime-based blend that regulates acidity;
WormFood, a protein-rich food for your worms.

Compact and sturdy, it helps you avoid adding too much or too little.

Yes: a 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) measuring scoop is included with our Bokashi Urbalive and Bokashi Confort, as well as with our kit for making your own activator.

Sold on its own, the 20 ml measuring spoon comes in handy as a spare scoop, for a second setup (a worm composter and a bokashi bin, for example), or if your bucket didn't come with one.

Sprinkle some on every time you add food scraps, in a thin layer over a layer of scraps no more than 0.8 in (2 cm) deep, then press it down. Amount per addition: 1.4 fl oz (40 ml).

In an outdoor composter, use 2 spoonfuls of 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) each time you add a large amount of scraps.

For your worm composter, using the 20 ml measuring spoon:

RegulaWorm: 1 spoonful per week, to keep the pH close to neutral;
WormFood: 3 spoonfuls before each time you go on vacation, so your worms have plenty to feed on while you're away.

A 0.7 fl oz (20 ml) measuring spoon is equivalent to about 2 tablespoons. This is the equivalence given in the instructions for our Bokashi activator: 1.4 fl oz (40 ml), or 4 tablespoons, which is two scoops of the 20 ml spoon.

With this dedicated spoon, you get the same dose every time.

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