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Vermicomposting

Looking to get some red worms (have any to spare??)

perennialfan273

14 years ago

Hello

I've done a lot of research on vermicomposting and I think it's a great way to get bigger, stronger, and healthier plants. This is going to be my first vermicomposting bin, but there's a problem...I have NO WORMS!!! Anyways, I was hoping that somebody who's been doing this for a while may have a couple to spare to get me started. Let me know if you can help me out. If you've got any that you can spare, please send me an e-mail at someguy00273952@yahoo.com or just post here.

Thank You

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Jasdip
14 years ago
A good place to check is vermicomposters.com.
Look at the map for your area, and there are people who are willing to share their worms.
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