The heavy downpour of rain last week presented the perfect opportunity to harvest some worm wee (or worm juice to be polite) from our worm farm. Our worm farm is in fact a worm mansion towering four stories high!
We feed the worms all fruit and vegetable kitchen scraps except garlic, onion, and citrus. We also have a compost for leaves and other green matter. Worm wee is a great fertiliser.
Essentially, the rainwater filters through each layer and catches in the bottom container. Sometimes we leave the tap open with a bucket underneath when there is lots of rain so liquid can come straight out and the worms don’t drown.
To use worm wee all you have to do is dilute 1 part worm wee to 10 parts water. I usually use a 10L watering can which makes it easy to measure out. I’ve filled up some recycled 2L milk bottles to share with the group.






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December 12, 2011 at 8:41 pm
anmarosszeky
I think that my sun-room garden was quite relieved to have your worm-juice rather than the bod-standard bokashi juice that they get. Am having garden-envy. Yummo.
December 13, 2011 at 7:11 pm
lucyainsworth
You’re welcome to a re-fill whenever your plants are thirsty
March 12, 2012 at 7:26 am
joe
I was curious as to where I can get the exact same worm tower you have?