Red Wigglers Worms

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DESCRIPTION:
If you are searching for a red wiggler to feed your birds, frogs, turtles, chicken, etc., buy our live earthworms without hesitation—red Wigglers Worms are great for farming, composting, and gardens. The mighty red wiggler may be used as a bait worm for smaller fish or as a protein source for chickens and reptiles. But its main use is for – of course – vermicomposting. And they are the most common composting worm in the world. They live in the upper layers of the very rich organic matter in decaying litter piles. They do not develop burrows and aren't found deep in the subsoil, as are common garden earthworms. These attributes make the red wiggler appropriate for worm bin composting.



IMPORTANCE OF RED WIGGLER WORMS
Humans use red wigglers in vermicomposting bins to turn scraps like shredded paper, coffee grounds, and egg shells into compost with castings to provide nutrient-rich soil and natural fertilizer for their gardens. The process of using red wigglers to convert organic matter into fertilizer is called vermicomposting. Use Red Wigglers to convert organic matter into high-quality humus, providing your garden with earthworm castings, a completely natural fertilizer



★Product Name: Red Wiggler Live Earth Worms

★Type: Worms

★Red Wigglers: 1-3 Inches



◆ CAN BE USED AS:
◆ Can be used to feed birds, turtles, frogs,..etc
◆ Can be used as composting worm.

◆ Red Wigglers are good at producing worm casting.
◆ Breed quickly and easily to raise.

SHIPPING METHOD:

☛Live Worm will be shipped out Monday and Tuesday via USP

☛Arrive in 2-3 business days

☛Worms will be shipped in a breathable muslin cotton bag.

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