I found a small yellow-black stripped worm between under my bed’s headboard… between carpet and wall…?
November 17, 2011 1 Comment
Image by Thomas Guest Alex spotted this beauty as we clambered across the rocks to the worm’s snout. Question by josh.rofl: I found a small yellow-black stripped worm between under my bed’s headboard… between carpet and wall…? What is it? At first it acted dead, but when I pulled out the vacuum cleaner, suddenly it […]
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Image by gawthspork worm farm recordings – ypsilanti, mich. – april 28, 2007 Question by AnneShirley03-03-07: How to start a wormery/worm farm? I WILL not buy new expensive glass boxes, how do i make one to recycle materials? Bless you all such great answers so far!! To the person who asks why- i want to […]
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Image by giveawayboy The sphagnum provides both bedding and cover for my new worms. Thanks to Hong Kong Willie for this suggestion. Question by x3smile.: Under the covers & on the mattress there are bed worms…? Bed bugs? wormy creatures? have you ever like picked up your sheets for your bed to wash them.. or […]
Continue reading …On two different occasions I found a small worm 1/4 by 1/32 on my bed. Where could this be coming from?
November 14, 2011 6 Comments
Image by zimpenfish Question by Willy C.: On two different occasions I found a small worm 1/4 by 1/32 on my bed. Where could this be coming from? What do you think? Answer below!
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Image by net_efekt One of my little wrigglers from the composter. Worm composting is a method for recycling food waste into a rich, dark, earth-smelling soil conditioner. The great advantage of worm composting is that this can be done indoors and outdoors, thus allowing year round composting. It also provides apartment dwellers with a means […]
Continue reading …Image by Te†i~†o†s from adventure time with finn and jake Question by Farrukh N: Remedy for bed worm? Add your own answer in the comments!
Continue reading …Help! I’m trying to start my own “worm farm” to make composted soil but when I took the lid off the bucket I
November 12, 2011 3 Comments
Image by gawthspork worm farm recordings – ypsilanti, mich. – april 28, 2007 Question by cooker: Help! I’m trying to start my own “worm farm” to make composted soil but when I took the lid off the bucket I but when I took the lid off the bucket I noticed fruitflies and MOULD and the […]
Continue reading …Question by prcoley: Do you have a compost heap, worm farm or both? It makes such a difference to the garden – I can’t believe people would put their kitchen and green waste in the garbage (obviously unless you live in an apartment) Can you help? Leave your own answer in the comments!
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Image by jaundicedferret Our nice new composter with bedding of coconut fiber, shredded newspaper, and some rotting vegetables. Perfect home for worms! Question by jacobwilliams300: what is the best material to use to make worm bedding? i would like to know what i can use to put my worms in that will make them grow […]
Continue reading …would you eat a live worm just to spend one night in bed with the celebrity of your dreams?
November 9, 2011 4 Comments
Image by Don Shearman Old railway bed for railway near Newnes, NSW. Originally used for hauling shale oil from Newnes to Lithgow. Question by nani: would you eat a live worm just to spend one night in bed with the celebrity of your dreams? yes, no and whos your dream celebrity.. Give your answer to […]
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