Our compost worms are critical to our organic gardens; they are a must for any organic gardener. They not only reduce waste by eating your leftovers but create a liquid fertiliser for the garden, compost and more worms.
We sell composting worms, they are available for collection from our farm or via post.
Cost for worms
€5 per 100 worms (approximately 1kg) + €5 postage and packaging
What will your worms give you from your worm farm?
Liquid fertiliser: This is called worm extract. It is a liquid that is produced in your worm farm and is high in nutrients. It contains microbial life and is great to put on plant leaves and into soil as an organic fertiliser. We will also show you how to make compost teas with this liquid.
Compost: This is called worm castings. This is what all your waste from the worm farm will turn into. It is too rich to grow food directly in, but you can mix it into potting soil and into the garden as a fertiliser. It will also be high in microbial life, worm eggs and worms. The more life in your soil the better.
Worms: You can put them into the garden, feed them to chickens or use them for fishing or pass them on to another gardener!
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