We were recently interviewed by The Straits Times for a composting article that was published on 21 January.Below, you’ll find the full transcript of the interview. We believe it will help you get to know us—and all about composting—better!Please introduc ...
We were invited to conduct a Composting For Beginners workshop for 40 participants at UBS AG. Our workshop was part of its annual eco event for its staff and employees. Held during lunchtime, food was provided by UBS AG that allowed participants to ...
FAQ:“Is it okay to keep a worm bin in a corridor area where it’s bright, but not under direct sunlight?” Here’s Our Response:Yes it is! As composting worms avoid light, placing your bin in a bright area would encourage them to burrow beneath the surface a ...
Watch us add kitchen scraps (raw vegetable wastes) into our mini worm bin. During the process, we uncovered worms of various sizes—some of them pretty feisty! We were trying to make room at the bottom of the bin to bury the new scraps. The worms were p ...
Happy new year! Last year had been a very busy time for us. Despite our lack of care toward our compost bins and vermicomposting worms, they’ve remained odorless and pest-free. Very cool! And here’s an exciting update which we’ve been jumping in ou ...
Here are 6 options we know of at the moment: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vermicompostsg https://www.facebook.com/groups/181314162500386 https://www.facebook.com/groups/wormfarm You may like to try asking around in the vermicomposting Face ...
Heard confusing things about composting and need answers? We hear you. This page will put an end to mind-boggling questions you may have. Read on. Myth 1: A compost bin is a compost bin; just go with the cheapest Well, not all compost ...
We’re almost inclined to start this post with… “HAY there!” I think we just did. We’d like to share how hay has been a miracle material in our composting journey. When we first started composting at the doorstep of our tiny high-ri ...
If you’ve missed Part 1 of Become A Composting Expert, click right here. Air The microorganisms that make the best compost need air to live. This is why it’s not necessary to cover your compost bin with a lid. Simply place a ...
Wish to compost for the first time but don’t know how?Or tried it before but could never figure out how to do it right?Well, you’ve come to the right page.Here you’ll find everything you need to know about making the perfect compost.We’ve divided this eas ...
