RED WIGGLERS! 

Pure Red Wiggler worms, also known as Pure Eisenia Fetida, are renowned for their efficiency in decomposing organic waste and for producing nutrient-rich vermicompost. They adapt to diverse environments and reproduce quickly, facilitating large-scale waste processing.

The resulting castings (aka worm poop) enhance soil fertility and structure, promoting healthy plant growth. They're a favorite for all kinds of composting due to their effectiveness and manageable size.

• Versatile and easy to manage for beginners
• Red Wigglers prefer 55° to 77°F climates but can tolerate 40° to 90°F
  
• Bed run and healthy

DELIVERY / PICK-UP OPTIONS

FREE LOCAL PICK-UP at our farm, 15150 SW 264th St, Homestead, FL 33032 (M-F 10am-4pm). Please schedule and let us know when you're coming by so we can have your soil or worm castings ready. 786-232-3002.

FREE SUNDAY PICK-UP at the Pinecrest Farmer's Market, 11000 Red Road, Pinecrest, FL 33156 (Sundays, 9am-2pm). Please arrange before Wednesday, high noon. 786-232-3002.

AT-COST DELIVERY NOW AVAILABLE!

Small Orders (under 100 lbs): If you need delivery, please call us and we can help you arrange a courier. (Such as Uber Connect)

Heavy orders that include soil:  These orders are done with our truck. Delivery to anywhere in Dade or Broward County, and halfway to Key West. We just charge you for the mileage on our truck (approx. $2/mile, round trip). Truck weight limit: 10 yards per trip.  Minimum order size applies.

For orders outside our delivery range, or to try to convince us that your delivery should be free because you are placing a gigantic order, please call (786) 232-3002.

FAQs  &  INFO

Q: How many worms in one pound?

Approximately 800-1000.

Q: How many do I need for a 55-gallon drum that is half-full of compost?

If you are not in a hurry (or if you are just getting started with vermicomposting), it is completely legitimate to start with just a 1/4 pound of worms while you learn, to be more cost-effective. And if everything goes well, the worms will of course multiply.

If this is not your first worm-rodeo and you want to start producing more efficiently, then one pound is great; two pounds is more great; (and you can even safely start with more than that).

One thing to consider: There is a limit: Once there are four pounds of worms per square foot, the worms will stop reproducing.