Turn kitchen scraps into Liquid Gold.
A portable worm farm that lives happily on a balcony, patio or back step. Red worms eat your scraps and give back rich castings for the garden. Simple, tidy and made right here on the Gold Coast.
- Starter worms included
- Printed guide + QR code
- $5 per bucket to Childs Vision
Everything you need to start
2 × 20L stacked buckets
Pre-drilled with holes so the worms can move up as they eat.
Red worms + coconut fibre
Your starter colony and their cosy bedding, ready to go.
20L bottom bucket with tap
Catches the leachate. Open the tap, dilute, feed the soil.
Printed guide + QR code
Plain-English care guides, in the box and online.
Five easy steps to a happy farm
- 1
Find a shady spot
Balcony, patio or laundry. Out of direct sun.
- 2
Stack the buckets
Tap bucket on the bottom, holed buckets on top.
- 3
Add the worms
Settle them into the damp coconut fibre.
- 4
Feed little and often
Fruit and veg scraps, coffee, safe cardboard.
- 5
Harvest the goodness
Castings for the garden, Liquid Gold from the tap.
Keep your Wrigglers happy
The same plain-English guides that come printed in your kit. Scan the QR code on the bucket any time.
Liquid Gold rules
- Always dilute 1 part bucket juice to 10 parts water.
- Water the soil only. Never the leaves you eat.
- Do the smell test. Earthy is good, sour is not.
A worm farm made for apartment life
My name is Dane. Most people call me Rainbow.
I live in an apartment in Miami on the Gold Coast. I wanted a worm farm that did not smell and did not need a backyard. I built one in three buckets. It worked.
After a year the farm was full of worms, I could not find a job, and I was tired of watching good food go in the bin. So I started Rainbow Wrigglers — a ready-to-go worm farm you can start the day it arrives.
Every bucket helps a kid see. $5 from every bucket sold goes to Childs Vision.