Indoor worm compost

No. The in ground worm composter is odorless because the waste is quickly broken down by the worms in a ventilated environment. If you avoid fats, meats, and citrus fruits, everything remains clean and odorless.

Yes, to start the process, it is recommended to add a small population of Eisenia fetida (red compost worms). Once established, they will reproduce naturally in the soil and ensure continuous composting.

✅ To deposit :

- Vegetable peelings
- Coffee grounds, tea, filters
- Crushed eggshells
- Leftover fruit (except citrus fruits in large quantities)

❌ To avoid :

- Meat, fish, dairy products
- Cooked leftovers, bread, oil
- Non-biodegradable waste