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Winter Outdoors

I have a worm farm & another bin. They've lived ( thrived ) quite happy on the front porch since spring.

With winter weather approaching something must be done to keep these worms ( Red Wigglers & EuroNightCrawlers) at at least 40F. What temp do you recommend ?

They'll not be moving into the basement / cellar.

So I'm planning on heating them with thermostatically controlled Seedling Heating Pads (see Amazon.) And building a box from thick ridgid insulating panels, in which the current farm and bin will be placed. I'll also install 'low temp' alarms in case something stops working.

Has anyone done a project like this ? Thought & comments are welcome.

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