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And what if I could do this with my own organic waste that I made every day within the confines of my home? I knew I didn't need to have a compost pile inside.

Organic Success In The Desert! After much trial and error, I created several systems that not only generated enough compost for my garden, but sometimes too much! At times, I was giving it away to family and friends because I had no room for the excess! My worms were also multiplying at an incredible rate, while producing worm compost, worm castings, and uncountable worm cocoons that were mass-producing new worms like wildfire.

Would A Worm Factory In My Home Really Work? I had decided that enough was enough.

I had not only made it possible for me to grow organic food in the desert because of my indoor worm composting, but I was making enough worms, compost, and castings to create a home business! And to top it all off, I was creating all of this for free with the org....

All I needed to do was feed them my daily organic waste from the kitchen! Plus, my home was always at a regulated temperature which is ideal for worm breeding and composting.

I could create a small worm bin inside my home, and let the worms do the work for me day and night.

And I had seen small composting bins that would easily stack within the small amount of room that I had in my closet.

Over the course of several months, I worked on many different methods and systems that would allow me to finally live my dream.

Motivated by my desparate need to have an organic garden again, I decided to see if this could really work.

I knew if I could sustain a population of worms at a consistent temperature, even in a small location, I could create enough compost for myself to enrich my desert soil and grow my organic vegetables as I did years ago.

Sometimes my methodologies work and other times they miserably failed.

But my desire to achieve this impossible goal drove me further until one fine day I had.

I had to get back into organic gardening.