【EASY TO USE】- The inground worm composter bin’s setting up is a breeze. Just digging a hole in the garden or yard to fit the bin, and then bury it. Add scraps and worms to the bin, then screw the lid. Human’s job is done. The following work is did by nature! It’s a better option for you not to bury your scraps in different locations throughout the garden by keeping digging holes.
【STURDY CONSTRUCTION】- Our underground worm composter is crafted from resilient PVC material, designed to endure various outdoor elements. It excels in resisting erosion, provides waterproof protection, and withstands heat, ensuring its long-lasting functionality.
【EFFICIENT COMPOSTING】- In the inground worm composting bin, the worms will work tirelessly to break down kitchen scraps and garden waste into rich, nutrient-packed compost. Your garden soil will become soft. Compared to the traditional methods, it’s a faster and easier way to compost your plants and flowers to thrive. You don’t need to rely on chemical fertilizers anymore to achieve sustainability.
【EDUCATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE】- This outdoor inground worm farm is a great learning opportunity for your kids. You can teach them about composting and being self sufficient to understand sustainability and the importance of reducing waste.
【WELL-DESIGNED LID】- Our inground worm farm bin applies screwed lid that can clip onto bin securely without flying off during windy days. Moreover, if you have wild animals in your area, like raccoons, they couldn’t open the lid effortless. On the top lid, there is a waterproof ventilator which will promote bin’s inside air circulation to keep odors in check.
【THOUGHTFUL DESIGN】- This inground worm compost bin is 12*6*6 inches that will only take up a small portion of space in your raised garden beds or yards. The composter’s body consists of many 9MM holes, encouraging worms to spread into the garden bed and preventing little creatures, such as moles or rats, from getting inside easily to eat worms. The bottom is hollow which can accelerate the fusion of food into the soil.