Start a worm bin indoors
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Set up the bedding first.
Shredded damp cardboard and newspaper, a handful of soil, in a ventilated bin with drainage.
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Add composting worms, not garden worms.
Red wigglers eat waste; earthworms tunnel soil. The species is the difference between a bin and a grave.
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Feed little and buried.
Vegetable scraps under the bedding, a corner at a time. No meat, dairy, citrus piles or onions.
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Keep it wrung-sponge damp.
Too wet drowns and smells; too dry stalls. Cardboard corrects both directions.
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Harvest castings by migration.
Feed one side only for two weeks; the worms move over and the finished side lifts out.
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No gear needed. Your pot, a timer and ice are enough. That is the point.


