Maggot Wars: Return of the Worm

I have checked the worm farm today and was greeted by a magnificent site. Worms wonderful worms everywhere. The little buggers have bred prolifically and have a large food reserve to chomp through.

Worms Wonderful Worms

There was still the unmistakable aroma of maggots. However, on inspection I removed the milk soaked bread. The bread stunk to high heaven, and although I saw no visible signs of maggots I am sure they were present. I came to this conclusion after stirring through the compost with a stick. I located less than 12 maggots in the system. I also exposed many more worms.

So although I am not 100% certain that there are no maggots in the system I am willing to claim victory. My worms have excelled and are now munching through the mountain of food. In 2 – 3 months I should have a nice supply of usable material for planting of fruits, vegetables or flowers. Now I just need to work out how best to get them to Wollongong when we move.

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3 Responses to “Maggot Wars: Return of the Worm”

  1. Jayne Says:

    Well done on winning the battle ! :mrgreen:

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  2. Cat Worms Says:

    i honestly don’t know how you could stomach that!!! i would be puking!

  3. Fellow Wormer Says:

    Carry on the good fight fellow wormer! I too have been infested with those filthy white wigglies and am hanging on your every word for a solution!

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