Worm Farms Perth and WA
With the sandy soils of the west any fertiliser or organic matter that can be returned to the soil is a wonderful addition, and one free supply is from your own worm farm. Worm farm suppliers for Perth and WA include both online worm farm suppliers and retail outlets for Perth Wa and Rural Western Australia.
In kit form worm farms are easy to start, they come supplied with not only the farm itself, but also the right type of composting worms. Both red wrigglers and tiger worms are suitable, these are types with big appetites and rather than feed deep in the soil, they like to feed near the surface.
Although you can make your own worm farm from polystyrene boxes, bathtubs and even timber, the commercial worm farms made from UV stabilised PVC are a great way to start.
- Look for a system with 3 layers and a liquid collection tray at the bottom. Make sure that the lid is protected from rain as this can flood the worm farm.
- A good drainage system from the collection tray is essential, and the tap in this will be left on at most times to allow the moisture to drain away. We place a small watering can beneath the tap and use this as a collection system.
- As Perth and WA has a warm climate you will need to locate your worm farm out of direct sun.
Suppliers of Worm Farm Kits which include everything you need to start making your own High Quality Fertilizer in your own backyard. We supply Compost Worms, The Swag Worm Farms, Worm Castings, Worm Juice and Can even make Compost Tea to order.
www.wormtech.com.au
48 Johnson Place Wattle Grove Perth WA
Worm farming using our Australian Made Wheelie Bin Worm Farms from the Worm Farm Shop at the Foothills Sustainability Centre in Wattle Grove Perth is perhaps the easiest way to begin successful worm composting given that our unique wheelie bin worm farm system operates on the ‘Flow-Thru’-‘In one end – Out the other’– food scraps are added through the top and worm castings and liquid ‘worm juice’ are easily removed through the door and tap at the base-What could be simpler?