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Vermicomposting in Romania?

I am curious to see if anyone knows if the red worms that i can find here in fishing shops in Romania would be viable for vermicomposting (worm composting)?
This is directed toward a small-scale, in home compost (i.e. in a box under the sink/on the balcony).

generally speaking a worm is a worm and should work fine, However, you really need not add them, if you start a compost, keep it moist, turn it once in a while, worms will find the compost by them selves.
good luck

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2 Responses to “Vermicomposting in Romania?”

1. Pobept K says:

   December 20, 2008 at 2:16 am

   generally speaking a worm is a worm and should work fine, However, you really need not add them, if you start a compost, keep it moist, turn it once in a while, worms will find the compost by them selves.
   good luck
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2. william710902 says:

   December 20, 2008 at 2:22 am

   yes but the size would be a concern you need to give them a daily supply of food (kitchen waste) and keep them moist
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