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As others have mentioned electricity works, but so does a sledgehammer or a pole-pounder. Do worms come to the surface because of the water, or because of the
by genewitch 4y ago
As others have mentioned electricity works, but so does a sledgehammer or a pole-pounder.
Do worms come to the surface because of the water, or because of the thunder?
Beginners guide to starting a worm farm - to aid in composting or to get their casings (they move their poo above ground) - electricity or strong localized vibrations.
Probably off topic, sorry.
- dylan604 4y agoI've been a backyard composter for years, and have been thinking about trying out the worm beds too. One of the local hardware stores specializes in homesteading, and they have "the worm guy" come in once a week. One item available is gallon jugs of a brownish watery liquid that not only acts as a fertilizer but also has earthworm eggs. I used this on my freshly built raised beds. Earthworms galore! Same store also carries packages of ladybugs to help with aphid control. Fun store