I followed the tips in your FAQs, and used banana peel to lure my worms back to my Subpod, and it didn’t work. What else can I do?

Do not be alarmed If you used banana peels to lure your worms back to your Subpod and it was not successful. Remember that your worms are not far away.

There are some other foods to try that will help to welcome your little friends back from their wormcation. This includes:

· Pumpkin

· Carefully prepared onion

For the onion to work, you need to cut it into pieces, leave it out in the sun until it softens and it loses it’s strong smell.

A couple of days after you have placed these foods in your Subpod, the worms will move to this food more than just about any other!

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I followed the tips in your FAQs, and used banana peel to lure my worms back to my Subpod, and it didn’t work. What else can I do?

I followed the tips in your FAQs, and used banana peel to lure my worms back to my Subpod, and it didn’t work. What else can I do?

Related Articles

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How much citrus peel can I compost in Subpod?

Where are my worms? My worms have disappeared.

Why choose a Subpod? What makes a Subpod special? How does Subpod work?

Are composting worms suitable to be used for fishing?