Vermicomposting - Buy your red worms here. Other vermiculture products include Goodbugs eBook and compost tea systems

Our Products

We are constantly in the process of developing new products. The "Goodbugs Little Workers" eBook
is the combined efforts of Charl and Dora to put together all the information and experience that
they have gained through many trials and errors.

Goodbugs Worms - Eisenia Fetida

Finding your little workers

Also no pay-as-you-earn taxes, workmen's compensation, unemployment benefits, etc - what a
pleasure to have such wonder-workers!

Red worms (Eisenia fetida) can be purchased from Dora in Bloemfontein or Charl in Paarl.

Our Consulting Services

As we travel around a lot, we are always happy to come and offer our consulting services, to help
you optimise your specific situation.

As we have gained a vast amount of knowledge and experience over the years and know what works
and what don't, and have been involved in various vermiculture projects, we can help you, from small
scale operations to full large scale operations on commercial levels.

We also like to expand our own horizons, and if you feel that you have something to add to
Goodbugs, feel free to contact us.

Compost Tea Systems from Growing Solutions

From home gardeners to commercial greenhouse
growers, and small organic farms to municipal greenways, liquid compost extract, or
Compost Tea—made with Growing Solutions Compost Tea Systems — is in use around
the world as an organic alternative to chemical fertilizers.

Growing Solutions patented Compost Tea Systems using Fine Bubble Diffusion technology
and Growing Solutions OMRI-listed Compost Tea Catalyst are manufactured and
distributed for sustainable agricultural and horticultural markets worldwide.

The Red Wrigglers do not occur naturally in Africa, and your
starter stock of this hard-working type of earthworm should be
ordered from a reliable supplier. There are various suppliers
around (some sell the precious earthworms for fish bait - don't
try that with me!). You should only be required to purchase the
first batch, thereafter they will multiply very actively (unless
you don't look after them properly or some disaster strikes).

Once you received your starter stock, place them on top of the
food in your container (making sure there is not a dry layer on
top), and let them find their own way to do their own thing
thereafter - no supervision required!