Prince William discovers vermicomposting with the WORMcube

Vermicomposting has its ambassadors… even within the Royal Family! Last week, the Prince of Wales visited Lower Blakemere Farm in England. There he discovered the WORMcube, a wormery that turns food waste into compost thanks to the work of worms.

The WORMcube, a model we know well

The WORMcube is a wormery we have been offering at Moutta Farm since 2022. Compact, it is made in Europe from 100% recycled coloured plastic. What makes it special: a sealed filter that stops the worms from going down into the liquid collection tray. No need for a tap: you simply tilt the tray slightly to pour out the worm tea.

Growing interest in vermicomposting

It's wonderful: we are seeing more and more people take up vermicomposting. Like the Prince, many are realising how important it is to reduce their waste in a natural and effective way. Households, schools, businesses, local authorities… everyone is getting involved.

And what about you, are you ready to join the club? The WORMcube is perfect for a household of 2 to 3 people, and can even sit on a worktop.

Products mentioned

Wormery WORMcube2 or 3 trays, 12.5 litres usable per tray£54.91 €65.83

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