Worms, as slimy as they are, have always been regarded as an important part of every garden. Worms facilitate decomposition of organic matte r nd they help to aerate the soil. The organisms are a free farm help mostly...
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What is the difference between Vermicompost and Compost?
A lot of people often assume that composting and vermicomposting mean the same thing. When I started gardening, I also found it difficult to differentiate between both terms. Since both processes involve the bio...
Can you COMPOST tea bags?
As more people are becoming environmentally conscious and embracing composting as an effective alternative to disposing of waste in landfills, questions that were previously overlooked are now being brought to the...
There is Fungus in my COMPOST! (Is it BAD?)
While there are harmful and harmless types of fungi, if they can be seen by the human eye, they’ve all got one thing in common: they are cringe-worthy disgusting. Seeing fungus in your compost pile may cause you...
Composting Do’s and Don’ts
While composting seems like the easiest part of garden where you just pick items randomly, dump, them in a container of your choosing and allow the mix to sit for months, it’s certainly not that simple. There’s so much...
Can you compost cheese wax?
If you love snacking on cheese or you are a big fan of certain cheese brands, then you should have cheese wax that you have probably been disposing of improperly. Cheese wax is a mixture of microcrystalline and...