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What is wrong with my worm farm? 7 Common Questions Answered.

What is wrong with my worm farm? 7 Common Questions Answered.

by Laila Helena | Grow Naturopath | Feb 25, 2021 | Building Soil

Is your worm farm smelling bad or attracting the wrong sort of bugs? Here are seven frequently asked questions. Can I overfeed my worms? Definitely! Overfeeding worms can result in protein poisoning (aka sour crop). As protein-rich foods break down, they release...
How to convert your trash bin into a worm farm

How to convert your trash bin into a worm farm

by Lucy Legan | May 5, 2020 | Conscious Green Mama, Homeschooling, Kids Gardening, Little Green House, Permaculture, Sustainable Living, Waste Free Living

We were lucky enough to find an old rolling rubbish bin and decided to repurpose it into another worm farm. Trash bins are a great way to collect worm juice and castings in a vertical space. The bins can readily be found in tip and junk shops. When choosing a bin make...
What can I do with my excess kombucha and kefir?

What can I do with my excess kombucha and kefir?

by Laila Helena | Grow Naturopath | Sep 15, 2019 | Permaculture, Sustainable Living, Waste Free Living

So you’ve fallen in love with fermenting your food and making your own kombucha…but you suddenly realise that you have huge amount of kombucha, kefir and other yummy goods that are growing out of control and your family isn’t as big as your microbe...
Could you be the solution to saving the planet?

Could you be the solution to saving the planet?

by Lucy Legan | Jul 29, 2019 | Conscious Green Mama, Ethics, Permaculture, Sustainable Living, Waste Free Living

Or could you be the problem? A little harsh? Maybe so, yet we have serious environmental problems piling up and the solutions are embarrassingly simple, they just take a little effort. We could have saved the Earth but we were too damned cheap. Kurt Vonnegut, Jr....
How to make a insect hotel for your garden

How to make a insect hotel for your garden

by Laila Helena | Grow Naturopath | Nov 10, 2015 | Kids Gardening, Permaculture, Sustainable Living

There are some 10 quintillion insects buzzing around the planet at this moment. They are the largest biomass of the terrestrial animal on the planet and play an extremely important role in keeping us alive. Insects spend their time pollinating the flowering plants and...
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