Urban Worm Bag Worm Composting Bin Version 2 for 2021 with Fully Removable Bottom - No Zippers on Bottom and No Need to Manually Sort Worms from Compost

Recycle Organic Waste and Make Vermicompost or Worm Castings with the Urban Worm Bag - | Breathable Material Keeps Your Worm Farm Aerobic | Strong Iron Frame Included | Feed from the Top, Collect Ready-To-Use High-Yield Organic Fertilizer From the Bottom To Use in Your Garden or Growing Operation After the incredibly simple 5-minute assembly instructions, just follow the easy start-up direction and start composting using a bed of moist, carbon-based household waste like saturated cardboard or newsprint. Coco coir and aged horse manure is an excellent choice, but for best results, start with existing vermicompost. The Urban Worm Bag can process non-dairy, non-meat household waste and turn it into a potent organic soil amendment or fertilizer right in your home. Featuring 4 sq ft of vermicomposting space and over 5 cubic ft of volume, an Urban Worm Bag at max capacity can hold up to 8 lbs of composting worms, processing up to 3-4 lbs of household waste per day. -- *How long until I can harvest worm castings?* If you start from scratch, it should be about 4-6 months before you should expect to harvest worm castings from the bottom of your Urban Worm Bag. You can reduce this time (and better ensure a happy home for your worms) if you start with an existing amount of vermicompost as a starter material. *What are the specs on the Urban Worm Bag?* Width: 26.75-in Length:26.75-in Height: 31.75-in Bag Only Height:22 in Bag Only Width:24 in Bag Only Length: 24 in Weight:7.5 lbs Volume at Max Load:5.3 cubic ft Fabric:900D Oxford with a polyurethane coating for moisture resistance Frame:Lightweight iron frame with plastic 3-way connectors Safety Warning Always handle the compost bin with care, avoiding contact with the marine-grade zipper and iron frame to prevent injury. Use in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves when handling the compost bin or its contents to minimize exposure to potentially harmful microorganisms or sharp objects.