ozzydiodude said:Never seen a bag of wc that had worms in it. Most suppliers screen their casting and keep all the worms and worm cassings(egg clutches)for selling or making more castings. With it being labeled Worm Dirt it makes me think they just shoveled the worm beds into a bag and you are getting everything they put into the bed for bedding and feeding
ozzydiodude said:Never seen a bag of wc that had worms in it. Most suppliers screen their casting and keep all the worms and worm cassings(egg clutches)for selling or making more castings. With it being labeled Worm Dirt it makes me think they just shoveled the worm beds into a bag and you are getting everything they put into the bed for bedding and feeding
Roddy said:As I said, mom/pop.
No, it's purely castings, maybe some soil as well, nothing like food or impurities at all. And yeah, tons of free worms!! A big bonus! I have worms at work in all my pots...but then, I've heard others do this as well!!
Roddy said:Still playing your games, duck, I see :rofl: :rofl:
pcduck said:Nope just calling you out on your hogwash:ignore:
Roddy said:prove me wrong, duck or yo're just trolling. Can't do it? sad sad sad.....
http://www.thewormfarm.net/shopcontent.asp?type=FAQ said:What do worms eat?
Worms eat organic, decomposed material. Additionally, worms actually feed on the bugs, bacteria, and fungus that grow on your organic waste as it decomposes.
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