Today the worms got a special Christmas treat with the addition of some paper which had been shredded just the way they love it, all long and thin so they can wrap themselves up in it to their hearts content.


University of Westminster: DS16_The Urban Animal. This year I am looking at the relationship between architecture and the animal world. We were asked to keep a pet. I chose to keep Eisenia Fetida or Red worms as they are more commonly known. These worms live in my kitchen in a box and they eat my organic food waste producing a rich fertilser for future food growing. This blog is a all about that process.
exclusive new shots of the first sighting of new eisenia fetida!
Maintenance: As mentioned previously the bottom section of the box had filled up with earth and consequently some worms had made their way down to the great abyss alas a rescue/maintenance operation was in need. I took the box apart and cleaned and reorganised, spreading the new food added in an evenly spread layer.
vermicomposter maintenance