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What do you feed Dendrobaena worms?

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Asked by: Shakeena Solomon

The container must be kept in cool conditions, the shed or garage is the usual place, as said before, the Dendrobaena will continually feed but in this case it would be advisable to feed “extras” from the start, many customers recommend a cupful of cooked, unsalted mashed potato placed onto the surface and this does …

What is the best thing to feed worms?

The Best Worm Foods for Your Soil

  • Fruit peels (not citrus)
  • Melon rinds.
  • Carrots.
  • Coffee grounds.
  • Teabags (check if biodegradable)
  • Bread.
  • Cereal (unsweetened)
  • Pasta (plain)

How do you make homemade worm food?

But a little bit of sugar is really good for the microorganisms. And the bacteria that's inside your web and it helps break down the food a lot quicker when there's more microorganisms.

Can worms eat carrots?

It's quite a nice consistency. Now fairly damp they'll be perfect to spread on the testing bone we'll see how they go. So spread the whole the whole lot of carrots in here.

How long will worms live in a container?

about three weeks

A 32-ounce container with about 1-2 dozen worms and filled with moist compost should keep the worms healthy and active for about three weeks. Store them out of direct sunlight at a temperature between 50 and 85 degrees. These special “crawlers” will actually thrive at these warm temperatures.