The WOW! ™ - Wooden Observation Wormery

The Accolade of the Decade goes to the new WOW™ Wooden Wormeries. We have at last simplified the options for this fascinating activity with our new flat pack, no nails, no screws no holes to dig Wooden Wormery with its own built in Observation panel. The Worm Observation Wormery has the WOW! factor for simplicity.

The WOW Wooden Obeservational Wormery comes with its own observation panel, or if you are a groupie you can have two observation panels on different sides. See Windows Options below

If you already have one of our classic wooden modular Compost Bins you can economise by just buying the Working Observation Worm Farm Viewing Panel. Just slot it into your current composter. How cool is that?
This is the end of the line for complicated Wormeries that so bugged the last fifteen years. No need for comforting worm satisfaction purchases, taps or difficult assembly. All you need now is lots of your own organic waste for the worms to wine and dine on like gluttons and then breed like rabbits.

Worms like a cubic environment just like their own place in the earth. Worms can wander from food sources to places that are clean and earthy, for breeding. Wood keeps worms warm. Wood keeps worms cold. At all times the insulating properties of wood will protect the worms from the ravages of sudden temperature changes at night and seasonally. Wood will not sweat. Fresh worm tea can be made fresh as you need it by placing a handful of compost in water for a day or two then use fresh, sweet smelling diluted tea for plant food. After all the tea contains the same goodness as the compost from which it is made. No messing.

Worm Observation is based on the premise that worms like and work in darkness. Excess light will burn their delicate skins. We have covered the observation window and all you do is slide out the cover and catch the worms at work. See and note how the picture of decomposing organic waste changes from day to day and week to week.

Recycleworks WOW™ Wormeries are the business. With that in mind it is important to realise that the worms will only work well when they have waste to eat and work in. Remember too that worms have no teeth, so they need soft decaying material to satisfy their appetites. Worms will come up from the ground naturally if the soil is good. They will breed to cope with a regular amount of waste. However if you ground is poor it will be a good idea to introduce worms to the compost when there is suitable food available to them. When established this wormery will do a lot of composting for you.

Have fun!

The WOW™ comprises the wormery, observation panel, cover for observation panel, compost duvet. Size: 75 x 90 x 90cm

It also has a little brother - The Compact WOW, which is ideal for schools and educational environments.