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Can Compost Worms Survive Winter?

Compost worms are meant to break down food scraps. In the northern area, there’s every possibility that the vermicomposting bins built there may become frozen. You may be wondering if all the worms in the bins will die or are there any ways you can save them.

Worms are resilient creatures and they have been surviving long before humans even came along. However, when compost worms are left in the worm bin to freeze, a lot of them will not survive the winter or they may all die. 

Can Compost Worms Survive Winter?

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Things To Do To Your Compost When Chilly Weather Sets In

1.    Add Scrap To Your Bin To Increase The Temperature 2.    Do Nothing About The Situation 3.    Heat Generation Through Insulation 4.    Prepare A Warm Spot And Move The Worms There 5.    Find A Heated Location And Move The Worms There

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