1•keep used teabags
2•dry out the teabags in the sun or any way you want
3•collect cardboard and blend it with water in a blender
4• dry the cardboard completely then break it up into small pieces
5•then combine both ingredients together inside the jar or container
6•then enjoy
I was so proud of my contiguous compost windrow system as a great way to keep worms alive over winter. I was right, it *was* a great system, but since Asian jumping worms can breed without a partner and spread endlessly, and since I collect carbon from many different sources, I guess it was inevitable I'd have this problem.
In this video I discuss how I'm dealing with it and end with a positive note on some "compost crops" I'm cultivating as well as some of my tree crops as a bonus. I'd love some advice on how to adjust my system to control these invasive pests.
Also posted here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTZsduCvhZ0
Almost ready. We got a sunny day and I took it out to mix it some more and add more food waste, old plant soils, grass clippings, shredded package box.