A Worm Farm & Compost Corner

How strange, SC! Ask them for one and you'll promote it on your favourite gardening forum.

Just looked on FB for Hotbin composting and it threw up a comment of mine from 2013 when I'd hoped to win one.

"Don't live in sin, It all goes in, Its win, win, win, with a HOTBIN!!"

.............FB has just shown me Gardener's World Best Compost Bins 2023.
Big Brother is watching our every move.

No advice from  me, although I did look at hot bin prices this morning  and frightened myself. Never had a wormery. I'm sticking with the 3 Bay + kitchen veg waste system that seems to work for me. Everything but weeds go into it, without too much care and consideration.

You can get a discounted green joanna for £60 as a Wiltshire resident / https://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/reducing-yo...composting

I bought my composters and original wormery as iffers from wilts recycling schemes

.............FB has just shown me Gardener's World Best Compost Bins 2023.
Big Brother is watching our every move.

yeah that popped up on my feed as well earlier on today. I very nearly tagged you 

I did have a homemade wormery but they kept escaping so l gave up and dumped them in a compost bin they soon multiply in there.

No advice from  me, although I did look at hot bin prices this morning  and frightened myself. Never had a wormery. I'm sticking with the 3 Bay + kitchen veg waste system that seems to work for me. Everything but weeds go into it, without too much care and consideration.

You can get a discounted green joanna for £60 as a Wiltshire resident / https://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/reducing-yo...composting

I bought my composters and original wormery as iffers from wilts recycling schemes

Yes I've seen that offer Scarlet, but I've yet to understand how a green joanna is classed as a hotbin,  as any pictures or drawings I've seen of them show very little insulation. In reality I can't really justify any more compost bins, hot or otherwise.

I've never had a wormery and somerimes wonder at the mystique associated with them?

I dump organic waste including weeds in a corner of the plot and the brandling worms just appear? Like wise with hoss muck mulches, the worms just appear?

I have a dalek. Brandling worms turned up in it a few years ago and now there are so many, they've spread around the garden and get into all the plant pots, even if the pots are raised up on feet. In small pots they are a nuisance, once in they can't seem to work out how to get out. They seem programmed to work their way upwards, and even climb up my plastic cloches and sit on the top of them. They also congregate on the underside of the dalek lid.

No advice from  me, although I did look at hot bin prices this morning  and frightened myself. Never had a wormery. I'm sticking with the 3 Bay + kitchen veg waste system that seems to work for me. Everything but weeds go into it, without too much care and consideration.

You can get a discounted green joanna for £60 as a Wiltshire resident / https://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/reducing-yo...composting

I bought my composters and original wormery as iffers from wilts recycling schemes

Yes I've seen that offer Scarlet, but I've yet to understand how a green joanna is classed as a hotbin,  as any pictures or drawings I've seen of them show very little insulation. In reality I can't really justify any more compost bins, hot or otherwise.

A friend has one and it definitely produces compost much faster than my daleks

Have any of you ever tried to make your own hotbin?