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wormeries in Winter (plus keeping cool in Summer)
I moved my wormery this Winter to the greenhouse and the reduction of
problems from last year (1st year) attempt in the garage has inspired me to get something even better setup for next year. The garage seemed to keep it cooler in Summer and stop the extreme cold in Winter but it didn't get the solar heat up in Winter and so the system just became too wet. In the greenhouse (with bubble wrap) its actually doing ok and I think the Winter suns really helping it to keep going. I obviously don't intend to leave it in the greenhouse in the growing season! But, I need to have two wormeries and I really want to have it in one place, not all this moving about at different times of year. I am looking at either making a jacket with bubble wrap or using floor insulation (polystyrene). I would have thought the latter would be good as in the Summer it would also keep it cooler? Has anyone any interesting setups they have got? I am kinda figuring wherever it goes I am then going to have to pretty it up (as the only places close to the house are in view of it) thanks amber -- email happy at dryad dot org |
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