THE LITTLE HARD WORKERS
Red Wiggler worms
01Start a farm or build your colony with these little composting specialists.
250 · 500 · 1,000 · 2,000 · 4,000 worms
View options & enquireSmall creatures. Big possibility.
Meet the little workers behind a greener garden. Red Wigglers, worm farms and everything you need to turn everyday scraps into something good.
GOOD THINGS ARE GROWING
Give scraps a second lifeA little less in the kitchen bin.
Feed the soilPut organic goodness back in.
Start a small, good habitGrow something the whole family can enjoy.
A little help from below
Worms, farms and all the little extras.
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THE LITTLE HARD WORKERS
Start a farm or build your colony with these little composting specialists.
250 · 500 · 1,000 · 2,000 · 4,000 worms
View options & enquire
YOUR NEXT GOOD HABIT
A place for your composting crew to call home. Choose a kit to suit your plans.
Kits with 250 to 4,000 worms
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GOODNESS FOR YOUR GARDEN
Worm castings for your soil, plus castings with cocoons for your worm-farming journey.
10L bag · 20L bag · Cocoon options
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Worm Chow powder for your worm-farming routine.
250 g · 500 g · 1 kg
View options & enquireBedding bags, hessian covers, coco peat and shredded corrugated carton.
20L · 40L · 85L farms · Bedding materials
View options & enquireThe handy extras for tending your farm and harvesting castings.
Handheld sieve · 3-in-1 soil tester · Gloves
View options & enquireRed Wiggler worms in smaller buckets for feeding and fishing.
Buckets of 50 · 100 · 200 worms
View options & enquireLiquid fertilizer for your garden.
1L · 2L bottles
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A small change, from the ground up
Nature has a pretty good system. We’re here to help you become part of it.
See how it worksSet aside suitable fruit and veg scraps from your kitchen.
Your worms turn their meals and bedding into rich vermicompost.
Add finished compost to your soil. Grow, enjoy, repeat.
A simple cycle. A beautiful thing.
No green thumb required
A few basics to keep your little
composting crew comfortable.
Choose shade and protection from heat and frost. Worms need a covered, ventilated home.
Use damp shredded cardboard or paper. Think moist sponge, never a soggy puddle.
Bury small portions under bedding. Let scraps break down before adding more.
Curious by nature
Start with vegetable scraps and small amounts of fruit. Skip meat, dairy, oils and pet waste. Avoid citrus, onion and garlic when starting out.
A well-kept bin should smell earthy. Bad odours usually mean too much food or moisture. Pause feeding, add dry bedding and check airflow.
Red wigglers suit a worm bin’s organic bedding, rather than ordinary garden soil. Keep the worms in their farm and use the finished compost in your garden.
Use modest amounts as a top dressing or blend into potting mix. Castings are a soil amendment, not a complete growing medium. Follow product directions.
Choose a product above to send an enquiry on WhatsApp, call 063 906 5980, or email wormfarming.sales@outlook.com. Please confirm pricing, availability and collection or delivery arrangements before placing an order.
Dig a little deeper: EPA home composting (opens in a new tab)↗University of Maryland worm care (opens in a new tab)↗
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