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If you hate throwing away food,
you're in the right place

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Do you feel bad when you throw away food?

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It's such a waste, but it doesn't have to be that way...

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You'll feel great when you turn your food scraps into compost using earthworms!

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Learn more below...

Feel great again

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From waste to compost

Order earthworms

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Feed them your

food waste

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They produce vermicompost for you

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Use your vermicompost

on your plants

We'll support you along your journey 

All you need to get started is earthworms

Free shipping all over SA for orders over R1100

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When you order worms from us, you also join our private WhatsApp group, where we guide you from your first worms to your first harvest of vermicompost.

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Most people fail at worm farming because they try to do it alone — we’ve spent over 8 years learning what works, and we’re here to share it so you can succeed.

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Your plants will thank you

Vermicompost is known for:

More nutritious veggies

Vibrant bunch of spinach
Healthy looking seedlings

Better harvest

Basket of chilles and tomatoes

Feed your worms not your bin

Live more sustainably by composting using earthworms

Be proud to #LiveSustainably 

Feel better about your waste—sustainably turn food scraps into organic fertilizer for your garden. 

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Turn waste

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Fertilizer

FAQ

Q: How much time does this really take?
A: Expect an hour or two to set up, and then around 10–20 minutes a week to feed, check moisture, and do small maintenance.

 

Q: Does it smell or attract flies?
A: A properly managed worm bin smells like forest soil, not a dustbin. We'll advise on how to avoid smells and flies.

 

Q: Can I do this in a flat / small space?
A: Yes. Many customers run worm farms on balconies, in courtyards, or even in garages.

 

Q: Can I take earthworms from my garden
A: No those reproduce too slowly, eat too slowly and don't live in dense populations. Red Rigglers are specifically for composting.

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Q: How do I get started?

A: Watch the video of how we got started to get ideas. Make a basic worm bin, then order your worms on our website.

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Q: What can I feed the worms?

A: Stick to 'raw, vegan' waste at the start. You can do more complicated food later when you get experience.

Get started now, you'll love it

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