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i have a plant that is growin outside, and i decided to change it to a bigger pot. the new soil that i had used had been sittin outside. but while i was changin it, it had sum worms in it. im not realy sure but i was readin a forum that was talkin about worms and i dont remember if it said it could help ur soil or ruin ur plant. does anyone here know? :confused:
earthworms are very good for your soil and your plants!! they provide air and castings to your plants roots.
Dylan is right,
They also help in keeping the soil loose,wich in return help the roots grow faster (less resistance to grow)and they help with better soil drainage.
In other words,they are your friends and your plants will love'em. :)
QB
yup...help them out a little by burying a little lettuce or other leafy veggies. some species will go for roots if nothing else is around to eat...but i'm always pleased to see em.
ya and even if they die when they decompose its just nutrients for ur soil so worms are the way to go if its possible
worms are also a good sign that your soil is in good shape, worms are definetly something you want in your soil. ;)
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yeah man
I often add nightcrawlers to my flower beds around the house in spring. Also, mixing a little shredded lettuce in your beds will help to attract them and feed them. All good
hahahah yall know this thread is like 2 years old. i bet those worms are DEAD...
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hahahah yall know this thread is like 2 years old. i bet those worms are DEAD...