Judith Andlinger

The worm is the best gardener: Worm vases & bed composting

Successful gardening requires an active soil life as in nature and fertilization/plant strengthening. The worm bin is a stylish composting solution for the living space with 1000 cool pets. Open the lid, put in the organic waste. Four months later, harvest worm humus, fertilize with it and reap high yields. This is how a natural cycle takes place in your home and balcony. Judith Andlinger is responsible for PR and the team at Wurmkiste.at.

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How does worm composting in a worm bin work as a healthy basis for further flora and fauna on the balcony? Judith presents her experiences with worm boxes and worm vases, which can be used in large planters, vertical beds and raised beds. What to look out for?

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To the worm boxes

People often ask me why you grow so much and so luxuriantly? I fertilize with Worm humus from the worm bin, which David Witzeneder developed with his brother. With worm humus you can invigorating, fertilizing compost tea and spice up the used soil in the balcony boxes right now in spring. I’ve owned this worm box since 2015 and we have a great relationship.

Here is my experience report after 6 years of practical use of worm composting in the kitchen. Nothing stinks, the worm humus revitalizes my soil in the plant pots with microorganisms that we organic gardeners want and fertilizes perfectly. See what’s possible: Harvest — thanks to worm humus and Effective Microorganisms — in a 60-centimeter-long balcony box.