Kellonosas
Kellonosas are a type of composting worm that originates from South America. They are also known as Perionyx excavatus. These worms are commonly used for vermicomposting, a process in which organic waste is broken down by microorganisms and invertebrates into a nutrient-rich fertilizer.
Kellonosas have several characteristics that make them popular among worm composters. They are relatively small, typically
One of the key advantages of using Kellonosas for vermicomposting is their ability to handle high levels
While Kellonosas are a popular choice for vermicomposting, they do require some maintenance and care. They
Overall, Kellonosas are a reliable and efficient option for vermicomposting, producing high-quality compost with minimal maintenance