WTF worm in soil .....
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acidbox420
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ONLY EARTH WORMS ARE GOOD so cheack out what grubs and other root eating worms look like cause iv never seen a white/brown earth worm
drew k.420
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the only thing you want in your soil is water and nutrients,dont make friends with the worm,get rid of it.
yes i think like that white worm
Unclepauly
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Funny thing you say that, as the worm is basically adding nutrients to your soil
perkie
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its more or less a earth worm then. i know they are good to have in soil and to have 1 in urs indicates you have good soil too.
read this link
http://www.professorshouse.com/your-home/gardening-plants/what-do-worms-eat.aspx
as far as i know they only eat organic material such as dead leaves and fungi, ect
read this link
http://www.professorshouse.com/your-home/gardening-plants/what-do-worms-eat.aspx
as far as i know they only eat organic material such as dead leaves and fungi, ect
MaxNarco
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ok if its like the white one it is an earth worm. earth worms eat only soil and basically replenish the soils nutrients. basically it eats bad soil and shits out good soil. i atually buy worm shit online bacause its great organic nutrients and has the ability to regulate ph levels.
you are super lucky dude i know people who have worm farms just for their grow rooms...
you are super lucky dude i know people who have worm farms just for their grow rooms...
Blazed Hippie
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lawl. If its outdoor than wtf are u asking us this question for. If its indoor how the hell did it get there lol. earthworms remain underground while bad worms chill above ground.
really !!?, i liked this worm
but from where came this worm ? and how?? and will there be more worms soon from one wrom ?now 23 days flow. stage
http://www.aquabarrel.com/media/images/products/Mosquito_Control_abpMD6p_300w.jpg
i use Mosquito Killer in my grow room will kill my funny worm too ??
thanks to all
Blazed Hippie
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where did u get your medium? Was it sterilized?
TheGreenBiologist
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Having worms in your soil is a good thing! First off, it's a sign that you have healthy soil, capable of supporting life. Second off (as mentioned above) worms help break down the organic matter in your soil, into things which the plant can uptake easier. They also help aerate your soil. My question is why is your worm white/brown?? haha
