Temperature has dipped from 130 to 100 (and that's during a heat wave), so I assume most of the high-temp microorganisms have done their thing. And it's definitely made for a more hospitable environment for worms.
Do you think it's good to go now, or should I let the wrigglers do their thing for a while?
by Effective_Hedgehog16
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You can use some to top dress or blend with your garden’s soil now, but if you dont need to use it better to let the worms do their thing a bit more. You could do something like use half now and keep the rest as a starter to keep adding to. Theres a lot of crossover between composting and worm farming, they both do the same thing. Why fight nature when its telling you to try vermiculture?