Illustration of a worm bin with food scraps and a clock, showing how often to feed worms

How Often Should I Feed My Worms?

How often to feed worms? Feed when the last feeding is gone. For a new bin, that means once or twice a week. For a settled bin with 1 lb of red wigglers, about 1,000 worms, it means every 2 to 3 days. The worms set the schedule, not the calendar. The most common beginner […]

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Worm castings being harvested from a worm bin with a young seedling growing in dark compost

Worm Castings: How to Harvest and Use Them

How to harvest worm castings is the question every new worm keeper asks at about two months in, when the bin turns dark and crumbly. The short answer: wait 60 to 90 days, move everything to one side, fill the empty side with fresh damp bedding, and harvest the old side over the next two […]

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What to Feed Worms (and What Never to Feed)

What to feed worms is the first question every beginner asks: feed worms fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, crushed eggshells, and plain bread. Never feed meat, dairy, oil, or pet waste. Feed half a cup at a time, bury it under the bedding, and cover it with three parts bedding to one part food. […]

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