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Convert food scraps into nutrient-packed compost with Red Wiggler Worms. They're fast, efficient and odorless! The best type of worm for worm composting. Red wigglers digest chopped kitchen waste, leaving rich castings behind Starter population multiplies to a peak population of 8,000 in a few months Includes how-to guide on worm composting Shipping begins in early April and continues through November Delivery may be delayed by extremely hot or cold weather Sorry, no shipments to AK,HI,PR,VI,AP Faster...

Red Wiggler Worms can process large amounts of organic matter and, under ideal conditions, can eat their body weight each day. They also reproduce rapidly, and are very tolerant of variations in growing conditions. Item quantities are a close approximate and will arrive in various stages of growth. Release 5-10 worms per square feet.

Traditional compost piles take weeks to make a low grade humus that, if not used correctly, can burn and damage your plants. A pound of Red Wrigglers can turn a pound of leaves, grass clippings or even household garbage into a pound of top quality, high-grade manure in only 24 hours. It's not just rotten organic debris. Rather, It's actually digested worm castings (Manure) that won't burn even the most delicate seedlings.

Red Wiggler worms a.k.a. Eisenia foetida Welcome to the fascinating path of worm composting! We, at GardenWorms.com share our expertise by offering you a part of our very own co-workers in our very own gardens - our Red Wiggler worms! Red Wiggler worms are known to be industrious composters that produces nutrient rich castings which we love to call as "black gold". These castings are 5 Times Richer In Nitrogen, 7 Times Richer In Phosphates and 11 Times Richer In Potash than the average top soil!...

Redworms are very popular live bait for fish that prefer small baits, such as trout, bluegill, perch or crappie. Red Wigglers are easy to use as bait, easily surviving in temperatures between 38 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. Redworms are very active on the hook, and last longer under water than most other earthworms. Another plus is that Red Wigglers are not as sensitive to temperature and sunlight as common nightcrawlers. Common nightcrawlers need to be kept cool to survive, and are toast in the heat...

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Some companies say they are selling redworms, when in fact they are selling a different species. Eisenia fetida redworms can thrive in temperatures ranging from 34 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, so they do well in all parts of the country. Eisenia fetida redworms process just about any organic material. Other species, such as Perionyx excavatus, which some erroneously call redworms, die if exposed to 45-degree temps. Perionyx excavatus do okay in the Gulf States, but not anywhere else. Species such as...

The redworm is known as nature's wonder worker - it eats its own body weight in compost on a daily basis. Simply mix a bag of Sun Joe redworms into your garden or compost pile and reap the best organic soil available without chemicals or fertilizers. 1,800 count live red wiggler composting worms Improves your soils physical structure Improves your soils water holding capacity Enhances germination, plant growth, and crop yield while improving root growth Insect/Mite Free Due to the perishable nature...

1,000 Red Wiggler worms for Worm Composting or Fishing Bait! Here's How The Red Wigglers Do It -GUARANTEED LIVE They make burrows and tunnels that let water and nutrients reach plants root systems. Red wigglers are best at this for lawns and gardens because they work close to the surface. Whereas, night crawlers may go down five feet or more to find a home. This burrowing loosens the soil and aerates it. Worms eat and digest their body weight every day, producing a 100% natural fertilizer know as...