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Can you have too many worms in your compost?

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It’s inevitable because the tumbler doesn’t contain worms. Nor can you add worms, because when the temperature rises they can ‘t escape and will die. So, all the good work that worms do in churning material through their guts and adding nutrients is lacking.


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