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McCrawls Redworms

4.9 (48 reviews)
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1000+ red wiggler worms bagged in moist paper shreds

I've bought 1000 red wiggler worms on two separate occasions from Stan. I've utilized them in a 3-bin vermicomposting system with success. I called Stan ahead of time and arranged to pick up the worms, and upon pick-up the worms were bagged in moist paper shreds and ready to go! Stan asked me on both occasions what I was planning to do with the worms to ensure that he could answer questions I may have had to ensure as much success as possible. I trust that there were more than the 1000 worms in the bag each time because I could believe it just eye-balling the large clumps of worms. Plus the worms pretty rapidly reproduce and had yielded many baby worms in my 3-bin system. A better value than Uncle Jim's worms for sure!

2000 worms added to my new worm bin. They're bagged in newspaper shreddings so no shock when first put in the bin. Now how to name them all?
Gregory T.

Thank you Stan - I picked up 2000 worms from you yesterday and put them in my new Hungry Bin worm bin last night. I was worried at first, many started to gather at the top of the bin. But looking now, only 6 that are still up out of the bedding on the side walls. So they must have gone down under and happy with what's there. I gave them some carrot/apple/celery/bell pepper pulp to start on. And how that they've gone down under, I spread it across the top more, and put on some wet cardboard on top of that. Wish I had xray worm vision to see what they're doing in there :-)

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Stan is very helpful and gave a lot tips about worm farming. Check this place out if you live around!

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How much do the worms cost and how many do we get? The heat wave a few weeks ago wiped out my entire crop :( Thank you,…

Check out his website : http://home.earthlink.net/~mccrawls/ I bought 500 worms for $20!

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