I Sell European Nightcrawler Breeding Size Worms For Composting!

European Nightcrawler Composting Breeding Worms

European Nightcrawlers; For the Intermountain Area, they Outfish and OutFertilize All Other Worm Types!

If You Add Them To Your garden And Keep Them Fed,

You Should Never Run Out Of Worms Or Fertilizer!

The ground is frozen during the Winter. But April through October, European Nightcrawler Composting Breeding Worms Are Available For Purchase.

100 European Nightcrawler Breeder Worms Are Enough To Stock Your Garden Forever With The Greatest Fertilizer ~ Pure Worm Castings!

Charles Darwin said: ‘Worms Are The Most Valuable Animal In The World.’

To sustain a healthy population of worms, Improve the conditions for them!

Over 50 different types of Bacteria in a Composting Worm’s gut transform plant insoluble nutrients to plant soluble nutrients as they pass through the Worm and are eliminated as the Best Fertilizer In The World!~WormCastings.

Garden Preparation\

1. One Time: \
2. Till Garden Soil at least 6” deep.\
3. Add 6” of Organic High Quality Horse or Cow Manure that has been composted above 140° and is Weed Free \
4. Water Thoroughly.\
5. Till the soil again.\
6. Water Thoroughly.\
7. Add 4 Worm ‘Seeding Holes’.

Inoculating a Garden with Composting Worms (Worm ‘Seeding Holes’):\

1. Put Compost In Bucket\
2. Fill with water\
3. Stir thoroughly\
4. Wait 1 hour or more\
5. Stir, drain, squeeze the water out\
6. Dilute 10-1 and use the liquid as compost tea for foliage and root feeding.\
7. Do not foliar feed plants in direct sunlight. Water droplets on leaf surfaces become magnifying lenses and burn leaves.\
8. Repeat #’s 2-5. (Keep Rinsing the Urea into Fertilizer Tea until it is a light brown)\
9. Divide the rinsed compost into 8 equal piles.\
10. Dig 4 Worm ‘Seeding Holes’ 1 foot deep and 1 foot wide.\
11. Add one pile (4” spread out) of the Double Rinsed & Squeezed Dry Organic Compost to the bottom of each hole.\
12. Add about 25 European Nightcrawler Composting Breeding Worms to each hole.\
13. Add a second pile of the Double Rinsed & Squeezed Dry Organic Compost to the top each hole.\
14. Cover with topsoil \
15. Water as needed; usually every 3 days.

Worm Conservation 5. Maintain a 2-4 inch layer of Organic Compost over the Entire Garden Surface.\

1. Any weeds that germinate will be easy to remove.\
2. Watering will be reduced by 1/3.\
3. Shoes will never get muddy walking in the garden\
4. Garden will be automatically fertilized each year.\
5. Soil will say loose and crumbly\
6. Whenever adding more compost, water thoroughly to rinse the urine out and bind the urine with the soil.\
7. In one month, each Seed hole will have over 1,600 hatching eggs (6,400+ total) that will be full sized Adult European Nightcrawler Composting Breeding Worms in 2-3 months producing Egg Cocoons.\
8. They will spread to cover your entire garden the first summer and the second year your garden will be fully stocked with European Nightcrawler Composting Breeding Worms everywhere as long as you keep a 2-4” layer of Organic Garden Compost on top!\
9. No need to ever till your soil again; The worms will provide:\
10. Aeration\
11. Drainage\
12. Tillage\
13. Fertilizer Directly to the plants root areas! \
14. Worms come up at night, eat the compost and go back down during daylight to deposit their Worm Castings next to plant roots, automatically aerating, draining and fertilizing your garden soil!\
15. European Nightcrawlers hibernate each winter 2-3 feet underground where temperatures are closer to 55 degrees the deeper they go.\
16. If they do a great job; reward them by taking them on vacation with you! ~~To go fishing with their back half! The front half will grow a new tail.\
17. European Nightcrawlers Do Not require refrigeration, like Canadian Nightcrawlers.

For $49, A Worm’s Tale® sells 110 European Nightcrawler Composting Breeding Worms and supplies over 1 Cubic Foot of OrganicGarden Compost.