Start Building Better Soil
Our red wigglers come as a living colony with adults, juveniles, cocoons, castings, and beneficial biology
everything they need for a strong start in your bin, bed, pot, or garden.
BEST VALUE
FULL BAG
900-1100
WORMS
Build richer soil faster
Larger beds or bins
Bigger, healthier plants
WHICH BAG IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
BEST FOR
HALF BAG
FULL BAG
Beginners
Small area <32 sq. ft.
Large area >32 sq. ft.
Raised Beds
Faster Results
Maximum Nutrients
Locally bred
Includes Cocoons + Castings
For Gardens & Compost
Not sure? Start with a Half Bag.
You can always add more later.
THE SIMPLE 3-STEP PLAN
1
Choose Your Bag
Pick the quantity that fits your bin or garden best.
2
Add to Your Bed, Bin, or Garden
Release them into damp soil right before dark.
3
Feed Them & Let Them Build Great Soil
Keep adding food scraps and bedding. They’ll do the rest.
THE SIMPLE 3-STEP PLAN
1. Choose Your Bag
Pick the quantity that fits your bin or garden best.
2. Add to Your Bed, Bin, or Garden
Release them into damp soil right before dark.
3. Feed Them & Let Them Build Your Soil
Keep adding food scraps and bedding. They'll do the rest.
Ready to Put Your Worms to Work?
Healthy soil. Less waste. Better plants.
It all starts with worms.
Scroll up to select Half Bag or Full Bag and add it to your cart.
How Many Worms Do I Need?
Use our simple calculator to estimate the right number of worms for your garden or compost system.
For Composting: About 1,000 worms per square foot of surface area.
For Gardening: Healthy soil often has 9-27 worms per square foot.
Full Bag = 900 - 1,100 worms
Half bag = 400-600 worms
How Many Worms Do I Need?
Use our simple calculator to estimate the right number of worms for your garden or compost system.
For Composting: About 1,000 worms per square foot of surface area.
For Gardening: Healthy soil often has 9-27 worms per square foot.
Full Bag = 900-1,100 worms
Half Bag = 400-600 worms
Worm Calculator For Gardens
Why Red Wigglers Work
Efficient Decomposers
Red Wigglers will devour organic waste, turning it into nutrient-rich vermicompost - nature's " Black Gold."
Nutrient Cycling
They create a biologically rich casting that enriches the soil with essential microbes for thriving plant growth.
Soil Aeration
As they tunnel through the soil, these wiggly workeres aerate and loosen the soil, promoting root health.
Microbial Boost
Red Wigglers introduce beneficial microorganisms into the soil, enhancing plant growth.
Sustainable Solution
By using worms, you reduce waste and mimic nature's natural process contributing to a greener and more eco-friendly world.
Best Uses for Red Wigglers
Home Composting
Easily set up a worm bin to turn food scraps into rich vermicompost.
Raised Beds
Introduce worms to raised beds to improve soil structure and fertility.
Container Gardening
Enhance potting mix with with a few worm for healthier plants.
Educational Use
Perfect for science projects and teaching kids about nature.
What You're Actually Getting
This is an entire living ecosystem, not just a bag of worms.
Adult Worms
Active, healthy adults that eat, move through bedding, and reproduce.
Juvenile Worms
Young worms that will grow and expand your ecosystem.
Cocoons
Tiny eggs that hatch into juveniles, helping your ecosystem grow.
Worm Castings
Nutrients that jumpstart your soil and soil mixes.
Beneficial Biology
A thriving microscopic ecosystem that gives plants nutrients and builds soil health.
What You're Actually Getting
This is an entire living ecosystem, not just a bag of worms.
Adult Worms
Active, healthy adults that eat, move through bedding, and reproduce.
Juvenile Worms
Young worms that will grow and expand your ecosystem.
Cocoons
Tiny eggs that hatch into juveniles, helping your ecosystem grow.
Worm Castings
Nutrients that jumpstart your soil and soil mixes.
Beneficial Biology
A thriving microscopic ecosystem that gives plants nutrients and builds soil health.
Questions? We've Got You.
Are they easy to maintain?
Yes! With the right bedding, food, and moisture, red wigglers thrive with minimal effort.
Can I use them in raised beds?
Absolutely! Red wigglers supports soil structure, nutrient cycling, and plant health in raised beds.
Do they come with castings and cocoons?
Yes! Your order includes castings, cocoons, and worms at different life stages.
What if I'm not sure which bag to buy?
Use our calculator above or start with a Half Bag. You can always add more worms later.
In-Ground Worm Bin
The best and easiest way to keep worms in Las Vegas
How Many Worms?
Let's answer this in a quick video.
Ready to Start?
Turn your soil into gold and grow a happier, healthier garden today!
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