@jmill156
The small red ones are the most beneficial
@tinawindham6958
South MS…I use wet cardboard in my beds and worms love that. Straight to my compost tub👍🏻raining everyday here and I ain’t mad😉
@MP-me7tc
I love worms :) Funfact they don't have any eyes or nose just a big mouth and the reason they come up when it's wet is simply because they can! They have a slimey exterior that would normally dry out in the sun, so when it's wet it's safe to come up for them.
@verifiedauthentic100
You can also take a stick with ridges on it and shove it into the ground grab another stick and run it up and down the other. The worms feel like it's raining and come to the surface
@sharkbait5557
Other comment being said I’m always happy to see literally anyone gardening literally anything. The world needs more farmers, we need more green on this earth 🌍
@wossne
Yeah black gold very expensive to buy easy to make on your own (even in the house a cheap trash can with dirt and food scraps but nothing oily) and makes big difference in plant growth
@emylytle5409
I do it all the time when I move my pots they are all underneath, I picked them and put it in my veggies raised bed 😂❤️👍🏼👩🌾
@Voice.of.Astrophel
If waiting for the rain isn't an option, no matter the reason, you can also find earthworms at many hardware stores, and of course tackle [fishing] shops. :D
@jannafolsom1069
If you are wanting the worm to do some composting while fertilizing, get Red Wigglers. They are excellent composters. And they stay closer to the surface, keeping the top soil aerated and fed. If you're struggling with compaction, go with the earth worms. They go deeper in the soil helping create aeration down deeper in the soil. Also adding incredible fertilizer and doing a wee bit of composting. ❤
@atfundramccoy8999
Yeppers 😊
@angellee9307
Works and worm castings help to aerate the plants . It makes a huge difference .
@debbiehadad7968
Thanks!
@thdoggo1
You know you have a garden when you find worms and go JACKPOT!!!! 🤣
@BadgerOfTheSea
Worms are the true MVPs of human civilisation
@DiegoSanstwen
I’ve been self-fertilizing my hand for years
@pineapplekyle4067
Big tip, I do the same, use cardboard and flatten it. It will kill grass, weeds, and stunt growth on trees and saplings tho and holds a lot of water.
@lanettelawrence6308
Great gardening information to help with the growing medium.
@randomoldcrone
After a rain the driveway in my apartment floods to the gully. I get a bread tie and make a hook of it to catch the worms as the float by, then rehome them to my small garden. They are small worms, but they have been busy. I can see where there poop gets pushed up through my ground cover moss. 😅
@rayanagouzzal
Great tip !
@marianabezuidenhout2640