Build A Worm Composting Bin-Vermiculture For Your Organic Garden
Build a worm composting bin and start producing the best organic fertilizer there is. Are you
passionate about organic gardening? Have you failed miserably? If so, I have the answer you
have been looking for! Discover how to easily and effortlessly set up your very own worm

This is what you need to get started. Three plastic totes, a drill, some clay flower pots and some cardboard
farm and grow abundant amounts of healthy organic vegetables.
Build A Worm Composting Bin For The Best Organic Compost
If you have considered starting a worm farm, if you are interested in producing the best organic compost known to man, then you have come to the right place. Imagine the shock of your friends when they see your plants and vegetables growing as if on steroids. In just a few days you can have your worms composting some of the best organic compost known to man! It’s really simple to build a worm composting bin.
I got started worm farming out of frustration. You see, I was sick of using chemical fertilizers that I knew was unhealthy for my family. The results were, to say the least, average production. Man it was frustrating…..BIG TIME
Then I started composting. I felt good about my results, but it took so much time to produce enough
usable compost for my garden. And I felt good about doing my part to help save the environment. Then I discovered Worm Composting! I did some research about worm farming and found out how to “build a worm composting bin”. I then set up my first worm bin. After collecting the worm casting and utilizing them in the garden, the results were WOW! What a change in my garden! In a few short weeks after collecting my first worm compost, I noticed:
- My plants were looking healthier
- They were growing so fast, I swear, I could almost see them growing before my eyes
- Then came harvest time, I was begging people to take some vegetables. I was picking daily!
Build A Worm Composting Bin And Grow Beautiful, Robust Plants
And IT Just Got Better And Better. I now grow beautiful, robust plants that produce like crazy!
All my friends are in awe. It is catching on around here like wildfire! Now all my friends want to get into worm composting. It’s addicting in a good way.
Worm composting is fun and it’s educational. It’s a great project for your kids. You have always got free fish bait. Oh, did I mention that it’s dirt cheap to get started. Do yourself a favor, follow this guide and build a worm composting bin.

This is the worm bin sitting inside the container with no holes in bottom. The bottom container collect the worm tea.

Next place cardboard in bottom of worm bin. This helps keep your worms inside the bin untill they become adjusted to their new home

This is showing the second bin on top of the first bin. When the worms have produced enough compost simply place this second bin on the risers in the lower bin. Provide new bedding and food in upper bin. The worms will naturally go to the new food source in the upper bin, via the holes in the bottom

I like to add some mushroom compost as a starter bedding. Be sure to prepare the bedding days before placing worms in their new home.