I'm not sure exactly to be honest. It's mostly Nitrogen being added, very little Carbon. Unlike a thermophilic pile where the ratio matters more, vermicomposting is a pretty forgiving method.
Great question! The main critters I’m interested in keeping at Bay are rodents and other large animals that might dig around in there. Keeping the pile well covered with straw, leaves, carbon type material helps. You don’t want any food scraps peeking out! the sowbugs are fine and a natural part of vermicomposting. My pile has many insects besides worms and it’s totally okay and expected!
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Loved it! Thanks!
Great worm information. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Flower Mama! That was very informative. I am excited to get my own vermicomposting pile started.
I'm so glad!
Happy worms
what is the ideal C:N ratio for vermicomposting???
I'm not sure exactly to be honest. It's mostly Nitrogen being added, very little Carbon. Unlike a thermophilic pile where the ratio matters more, vermicomposting is a pretty forgiving method.
How do you keep your pile so free of other critters? Mine is full of sowbugs
Great question! The main critters I’m interested in keeping at Bay are rodents and other large animals that might dig around in there. Keeping the pile well covered with straw, leaves, carbon type material helps. You don’t want any food scraps peeking out! the sowbugs are fine and a natural part of vermicomposting. My pile has many insects besides worms and it’s totally okay and expected!