Ideal Environment for Composting Worms

When creating a composting worm bin, your worms need a stable and consistent environment. A balanced system free from bad odors and excessive moisture is the optimal way to encourage optimal worm growth. 

Red Wigglers are the ultimate composting worms. Red wigglers thrive and reproduce in an ideal environment of moisture and food, as well as in worm bedding and worms' organics. Ideal for school projects and ecologically friendly worm farms, our Red Wigglers compost more quickly than other species. These composting worms can be used to create a beautiful high nitrogen compost that you can plant directly into your yard or garden.

Red wigglers are native to the U.S., so homeowners do not need to compete with local populations of earthworms for their eco-friendly benefits. Commercially available red worms are often foreign species that have not adapted to U.S. conditions, or may harbor parasites and disease that can be harmful to native plant life or domestic animals.

Earthworms are essential for processes that make healthy soil. Raising your own composting worms is a great way to turn ordinary kitchen waste into valuable, nutrient rich compost. Unlike most other kinds of worm farming, this method does not require you to dig up the ground, or purchase expensive equipment that may break after a few uses.

Wherever you live, you can take advantage of the earth's natural process of composting. To encourage this process to be healthy and safe for you and your family, Meme’s worms have combined worms with bedding materials to create a beneficial environment for them. The culture is specifically designed to minimize odors as they decompose; hence, no unpleasant smells will be released from your bin into your home.

A worm-friendly environment is the key to housing your worms and creating healthy compost. Check out our helpful guide for everything you'll need to start a successful worm composting system.