Urban Green Club
Pro Worm Composter
Pro Worm Composter
Worm compost bin for home organic waste management and worm humus production.
Easy to use and low maintenance | Made with 95% recycled plastic | Includes starter substrate and user guide | Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Financiación disponible con Klarna · Condiciones sujetas a aprobación
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- Getting started guide included
- 95% recycled plastic
- Quality guaranteed
Organic waste management at home
Designed for organic waste management using worms. This system is easy and requires little attention beyond providing food for the worms weekly or a couple of times a month. Over time, the waste turns into organic fertilizer ready to be used on any vegetable, fruit, or ornamental crop.
Durability and Sustainable Quality
The compartments included in the PRO Vermicomposter are made from 95% high-quality recycled plastic to ensure their strength and long-term durability.
Worm Composting Starter Kit
The product includes a substrate for the worms to rest on which is used at the beginning, and a guide to getting started with vermicomposting.
Commitment to Urban Sustainability
Our goal is the reduction of household organic waste along with the economic and environmental costs associated with its public management. We seek the regeneration of soil in gardens and other land through compost generated by earthworms and public awareness regarding the importance of soil microbiology.
Frequently asked questions
Does the compost bin smell bad?
Does the compost bin smell bad?
No, the worm compost bin does not smell bad. The decomposition of vegetable waste carried out by the worms is aerobic and very rapid, so other decomposers that we associate with bad odors do not appear. Only when opening the bin will we notice a smell like a rainy day.
Can it really be kept indoors?
Can it really be kept indoors?
Yes, it is also designed for indoor use. The most practical place to put it is the kitchen, due to the convenience of disposing of vegetable waste. Another convenient option is a laundry room or, failing that, a patio or terrace.
Are there worms in the kitchen?
Are there worms in the kitchen?
These are earthworms—not just any worms. Like the ones in the soil beneath us. In nature, they create underground tunnels that oxygenate and nourish plants, making them our allies. At home, they won't be able to leave the compost bin; besides, they are shy and don't like being exposed to light.
Where is the best place to put the worm bin?
Where is the best place to put the worm bin?
The most practical place for the compost bin is the kitchen, for the convenience of disposing of vegetable waste. A laundry room is also a convenient option, or, failing that, a patio or terrace.
Do earthworms appear on their own when you dump the waste?
Do earthworms appear on their own when you dump the waste?
No, it is necessary to add a small nucleus of red wiggler worms to get started. They will reproduce naturally, and your only task will be to feed them your vegetable scraps.
So that you can start composting from day one, we recommend the Home Vermicomposting Kit. When you purchase it, you receive your Pro Worm Composter along with the worm nucleus at a 10% savings, with the user guide included. It is the most complete and economical solution to get your system up and running upon receipt.
