I was shocked to see them outside today! They shipped extraordinarily fast. I'm also very impressed by the modest amount of packaging. 1 cardboard shipping box, 1 bag, 1 piece of twine to secure the trays and lid together, and instructions/label. Very impressed. They're actually bigger than I thought they would be. The parts are also stamped with a recycling code, so when they eventually break, which I hope won't be for a while but you never know in this house, they can be recycled.
Now I have to order/find some worms and off I go!

When we first tried worm composting with a group of third graders, we made a mistake and overestimated the amount of scraps to feed the worms and the scraps began to rot. Be careful in making this assessment especially when starting!
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Thanks for sharing. Love to see how vermicomposting works in your garden.
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Let us know how it goes!
ReplyDeleteLucky you and I think they look good. Happy vermicomposting--such a fun thing to say.
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