Worm Farm

The Tumbleweed Worm Cafe is the ultimate worm farm for indoor or outdoor use. With its sleek new design and easy to use, no mess features, you’ll find your Worm Cafe is a classy way to recycle your organic waste into rich worm tea for the garden.

• Hinged, fly proof ventilated lid
• 3 x large capacity working trays
• Ventilated collector tray with tap and legs
• Coir brick and instructions

Australian made

How to set up your new worm farm

Put worm farm together as per instructions from manufacturer

Use bottom tray with tap, middle tray and top tray with lid (keep other tray for later)

Put worms with soil from box into second (middle) tray and cover with dampen cardboard from box or worm blanket

Let worms settle for a couple of days before feeding them, they need to adjust to there new home

I would suggest when you do feed them, put food in top tray

Reasoning is:

• • You can gauge if they are hungry
  • You will know if food is still there after a day or two it means they are not hungry or they don’t like like something you have given them, remember, no citrus or onions, small amount of eggs shells and coffee okay (don’t overdo it)

• • For easy removal of food should you need to get rid off

Summer

Keep worm farm out of direct sunlight, put under tree or cool part of garage or patio and make sure there is airflow around the worm farm

Winter

Keep worm farm out of direct weather, find a protected warm area, a worm blanket can be used, laundry, garage or patio

Watering (keep damp)

Use a spray bottle and keep worm farm contents damp in summer

Worms escaping

Worms escape when the humidity is high, its going to rain or when they ar