Welcome to the whimsical world of worm feeding! If you thought your culinary skills were top-notch, wait until you see what these little wigglers can whip up with a few organic goodies. Forget about fancy restaurants; we’re talking about the Michelin-starred buffet of the underground! (And by underground, we mean literally—these   guys are all about   that subterranean life.) 

Worms are detritivores, which means they eat decaying matter. A worm's diet typically consists of :  vegetable scrapes, fruit no, tea bags, coffee grounds eggshells,  and best of all Mushroom Compost and lightly mix in Bloom Blast Ag Lime, and some worm castings Feed worms 1/2 a cup of scrapes per pound oof worms per day.

First things first, let’s talk about the main course: food scraps! Yes, you heard it right! Those leftover veggies from last night’s dinner? The ones that are just a tad too sad to be seen in public? Toss ‘em to your worms! They’ll gobble them up like they’re at an all-you-can-eat buffet. Just make sure to avoid any meat or dairy—worms are more into the plant-based lifestyle (they’re basically the hipsters of the soil world).

Next up, we have green or dried plant leaves. Think of it as a salad bar for your wriggly pals! Fresh greens are like a spa day for worms, while dried leaves are the crunchy snacks they didn’t know they needed. Just remember, moderation is key—too much of a good thing can lead to a wormy tummy ache (and nobody wants that!).

Now, let’s sprinkle in some mushroom compost! This stuff is like the secret sauce of worm cuisine. It’s packed with nutrients and gives your worms a taste of the forest floor. They’ll be doing the happy dance in their compost bin, and who can blame them? It’s like a five-star meal for our squiggly buddies!

And don’t forget about the bloom blast ag lime! This magical powder is like a sprinkle of fairy dust for your worm garden. It helps balance the pH levels, making it a delightful dining experience for your wriggly friends. Just a pinch will do—too much and you might turn your compost into a wormy wonderland of chaos!

Cardboard and shredded paper? Oh, you bet! These are the wormy equivalent of a cozy blanket. They love to munch on these materials, and they also help aerate the compost. It’s like giving your worms a little wormy yoga class while they chow down on their cardboard crunchies!

Last but not least, we have the all-new milled paper! This is the latest trend in worm cuisine, and it’s all the rage in the composting community. Think of it as the quinoa of the worm world—super trendy and packed with nutrients! Your worms will be the talk of the town with this fancy addition to their diet.

So there you have it, folks! A delightful menu for your wriggly companions that’s sure to keep them happy and healthy. Remember, feeding worms is all about variety and balance. Keep it fresh, keep it organic, and watch your garden thrive like never before! (And who knows, maybe your worms will start a food blog of their own!)