A Beginner's Guide to Worm Farming
Worm farming is a fun way to turn your organic waste, like kitchen scraps, into rich fertiliser for your garden in the form of worm castings and worm tea. Worm farming is gaining recognition and popularity, with many schools and some businesses having them set up to recycle lunchtime scraps!
Tui Worm Farm
Make your own nutritious fertiliser from organic kitchen and garden waste with the Tui Worm Farm.
The compact design makes the Worm Farm ideal to sit in your garden or on your balcony. With two working trays and a collector tray to collect valuable worm tea, it is easy to assemble and use.
Included with the Tui Worm Farm is a full instruction manual detailing how to set up your Worm Farm, how to feed your worms, managing the worm castings and worm tea, as well as full FAQs to help you on your worm farming journey.
Worm Farming Questions & Answers
Below are some of the most commonly asked questions we get asked from gardeners using the Tui Worm Farm.
Tui In-ground Composter
Recycle your kitchen scraps straight into the garden with the Tui In-ground Composter. The perfect addition to any garden bed, this in-ground composting system creates healthy soil as worms feed on the organic matter.
Top up the Tui In-ground Composter with kitchen scraps for the worms to process into rich nutrients to naturally feed your garden.
The Tui In-ground Composter is simple to assemble, easy to use, and a great way to feed your garden.
Box recyclable through kerbside recycling, or tear up and add to your compost heap.
Setting up your Tui In-Ground Composter
Recycle your organic kitchen waste straight into the garden with the Tui In-Ground Composter. Simply top up with your organic waste for the worms to process into rich nutrients to feed your plants.