Red worms consume organic material and burrow 24 hours a day. As they travel through the soil, they open oxygen passages for roots and breakdown the soil while excreting a natural soil nutrient called "Worm Castings". These castings are high in nitrogen, calcium, magnesium, phosphate, potash, humus...

Red worms consume organic material and burrow 24 hours a day. As they travel through the soil, they open oxygen passages for roots and breakdown the soil while excreting a natural soil nutrient called "Worm Castings". These castings are high in nitrogen, calcium, magnesium, phosphate, potash, humus...