Wiggly Complete Rot – The Perfect Solution for Composting Grass Clippings

  • Composting LBF Complete Rot for Grass
  • Composting LBF Complete Rot for Grass
  • Composting LBF Complete Rot for Grass
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Standard Delivery £4.95. Next Week Day Delivery £7.95 Mainland UK (excludes highlands) or Choose click and collect at the checkout if you’d like to pick up from the farm

Turn smelly, slimy grass piles into rich, healthy compost — fast.
Wiggly Complete Rot is the natural, farm-proven compost accelerator that balances nitrogen-heavy grass clippings, boosts microbial life, and gets air back into your heap.

Formulated on our regenerative farm in Herefordshire, this mix contains natural minerals, microbial activators, and carbon-balancing ingredients that transform lawn waste into sweet-smelling, nutrient-rich compost.
Perfect for gardeners, allotments, and farms that want to cut methane emissions, reduce waste, and build soil health.

Key Benefits

⚡ Speeds Up Decomposition: Converts wet grass clippings into usable compost up to 3× faster.
🚫 Prevents Slimy Rot: Promotes aerobic activity — no smell, no sludge, just crumbly compost.
🌎 Reduces Greenhouse Gases: Aerobic breakdown releases CO₂ instead of methane.
🌿 Improves Soil Fertility: Creates humus that boosts structure, drainage, and microbial life.
✅ Safe & Sustainable: 100% natural, peat-free, and safe for organic gardeners.

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  1. Add Grass Clippings: After mowing, layer 10–15 cm (4–6 in) of fresh clippings into your compost bin or heap.
  2. Sprinkle Complete Rot: Use a generous few handfuls (approx. 150–200 g per wheelbarrow of grass — around 0.1 m³).
  3. Layer with Browns: Add an equal depth of straw, dried leaves, or shredded cardboard to balance nitrogen.
  4. Turn Weekly: Fork through every 5–7 days to keep it aerobic.
  5. Repeat: For larger heaps, add another 150 g per 0.1 m³ of new material added.

Within 4–6 weeks, your pile will heat, sweeten, and start turning into dark, crumbly compost ready for worms or soil beds.

Wiggly Tip:
Add a handful of Bokashi Bran or Biochar with each dose for extra microbial activity and nutrient retention. Once the temperature drops below 25 °C, introduce composting worms to finish the job.

At Lower Blakemere Farm in Herefordshire, we practice regenerative farming that mirrors nature’s cycles.
Our Complete Rot blend was developed for our own heaps to transform grass, straw, and cow manure into biologically rich compost — the same compost that feeds our crops and rebuilds our soil.

When you buy Complete Rot, you’re directly supporting a British family farm closing the loop between food, waste, and wildlife.

🌱 Balance the Ratio: Ideal composting sits at 25–30:1 (carbon:nitrogen). Grass alone is 17:1 — too “green.” Adding carbon or Complete Rot brings it to balance.
🔥 Aerobic Power: Oxygen-driven microbes generate warmth (50–60 °C), sanitising your heap and speeding decay.
💨 Gas Exchange: Aeration keeps methane and ammonia out, leaving clean CO₂ and water vapour.
🪱 Humus Creation: Beneficial bacteria and fungi stabilise organic matter into humus — the black gold that holds water, nutrients, and carbon in soil.

By composting grass properly, you’re reducing waste and locking atmospheric carbon back into your soil.

✅ Layer Like a Lasagne: Alternate “greens” (grass, veg peelings) with “browns” (straw, cardboard).
✅ Add Air: Insert ventilation sticks or pipes through the heap.
✅ Keep Moisture Right: It should feel like a wrung-out sponge — add dry browns if it drips.
✅ Avoid Piles of Pure Grass: Mix immediately after mowing; don’t dump in thick mats.
✅ Feed the Heap: Add Lime Mix monthly to neutralise acidity and deter flies.
✅ Supercharge Naturally: Pair with Worm Treat or a scoop of Bokashi-fermented waste for maximum microbial diversity.

Wiggly Tip:
Sieve your finished compost and spread a fine layer as mulch — it’ll suppress weeds and feed your soil all season.

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🌱 From Dirt to Living Soil

We’re regenerating our farm from the roots up. Every order you place helps bring back healthy soil, thriving wildlife, and renewed hope.

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The Wiggly Story: Bringing Your Garden to Life.

Nestled in the heart of rural Herefordshire, within The Duchy of Cornwall estate lies Lower Blakemere Farm – the cherished home of Wiggly Wigglers and founder, Heather Gorringe. From its humble beginnings on Heather’s kitchen table over 30 years ago, our small but dedicated team is working hard on a legacy of sustainability and regeneration. Our farm isn’t merely a plot of land; it’s a dynamic hub where we’re aiming to balance food production with biodiversity and since we started our regenerative journey there’s a real focus on improving soil health and sustainability. Beyond our own endeavours, we’re passionate about sharing best practices and developing products designed to Bring your Garden to life.

Wiggly Wigglers Delivery Information

Standard Delivery (£4.95)

  • 2-5 working days.
  • Mainland Britain.
  • Royal Mail or Parcelforce.

Next Day Delivery (£7.95) – Mainland Britain Only

If you need a guaranteed Next Day delivery then please choose the Next Day delivery option. Please note there are no deliveries on Saturdays, Sundays or Bank Holidays. You must order before 3pm for your order to be sent to arrive the following working day. If you order after 3pm then your order will be shipped on the next working day.

Delivery Charges for Remote Areas

If your order contains JUST live worms and is under 2 kilos - whether that’s composting worms, wax worms or mealworms you will have the option in the checkout to choose standard delivery at £4.95. This is because we can use Royal Mail for this service.

Otherwise you will see the extra cost options for a courier to deliver your package – please note there is no guaranteed next day service to these areas so please allow extra time and track your package for information.

For Falkirk, Aberdeen Perth Kirkwall Paisley and Inverness Areas (not islands), Isle of Man and Isle of Wight the charge is £10.95

(Postcodes AB37-38 AB41-56 FK 17-21 IV1- 40 IV52-54 IV63 KW1-14 PA21-40 PA80 PH15-50 IM1-9 IM86-87 IM99 PO30-41)

For Scottish Islands, Outer Hebrides, Kilmarnock area, Paisley area, Chanel Islands and Northern Ireland the charge is £15.95

(Postcodes HS1-9 IV41-56 KA27-28 KW15-17 PA20 PA41-78 PH42-44 ZE1-3 BT1-99 JE1-5 GY1-10)

All orders ship from Herefordshire, Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays).

For questions, email wiggly@wigglywigglers.co.uk.

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At Wiggly Wigglers, it’s not just about sales (though we appreciate your orders and support for the farm!).

We’re here to offer a range of sustainable solutions that add fun to composting, boost biodiversity, and make bring your home and garden to life, whilst making the world just a little bit greener.

  • Trusted: We’ve been here for over 30 years, with over 100,000 orders shipped.
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  • Great Value: Buy Direct - we grow, mix, pack and ship direct from our farm in Herefordshire.

We’re here to help. Check through our frequently asked questions, and feel free to email wiggly@wigglywigglers.co.uk or send a chat message if there’s anything we haven’t covered.

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What our customers say

Brilliant live worms and great service! I ordered a batch of live composting worms for my new wormery, and they arrived in perfect condition — lively, healthy, and ready to get to work straight away. The packaging was eco-friendly, and the team even included a little guide on how to settle them in. My kitchen scraps are disappearing fast, and I’ve already started harvesting my first bit of worm compost. Couldn’t be happier!
Sarah M.
Fantastic bokashi composting advice As a complete beginner to bokashi composting, I really appreciated how helpful the team were. They answered all my questions quickly and gave me simple, clear instructions to get started. The bokashi bran is top quality and smells fresh and pleasant. After just a few weeks, I’ve turned my kitchen waste into brilliant compost-ready material with no odour or mess. Highly recommended!
James T.
Top-notch British birdseed mix The British birdseed from Wigglys is superb. It attracts a lovely variety of garden birds — robins, finches, and even a pair of goldfinches have started visiting regularly. You can tell it’s a quality mix with no fillers or dust. Delivery was quick, and everything was packaged sustainably. It’s become my go-to source for bird feed!
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