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Earthworms help create humus a dark brown-black type of soil which holds important nutrients in place for plant growth and use. Earthworms also help create good soil structure; their burrows open up the soil and create aeration and drainage channels.

Today's video will discuss This is What Happens When You Put Earthworm in Your garden.

Earthworm castings or excrement are rich in nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium the key minerals needed for plant growth. Earthworm castings also help bind calcium, iron, and sulfur to soil particles—minerals that also help plants thrive.

Adding chopped leaves, grass clippings, semi-rotted compost, and animal manure to your garden will encourage earthworms to take up residence in your garden, be active, and thrive.

Benefits of Earthworms in the Garden

• Earthworms burrow through the soil creating space for air to reach plant roots.

• Earthworms create tunnels that allow rain and irrigation water to penetrate the soil.

• Earthworms break up hardpan dense soil that is inhospitable to plant roots. Earthworms can burrow to as deep as 6 feet in the soil.

• Earthworms leave behind excrement or castings containing from 5 to 11 times the amount of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium they have ingested.

• When earthworms die their protein-rich bodies return nitrogen fertilizer to the soil.

• Earthworm digestive juices enrich the soil.

What Earthworms Do

• Earthworms eat dead leaves and grass, rotting plants, animal manure, semi-rotted compost, and bits of soil; organic matter is ground in their gizzards, mixed with digestive juices and enzymes in the stomach then returned to the soil.

• Earthworms remove surface debris and fungal spores from the garden; they clean the garden of unwanted organic materials.

• Earthworms eat their own weight in organic matter and soil each day. A pound of earthworms eat a pound of organic matter and soil each day.

• Earthworms turn soil into humus improving soil structure. Their coil-like castings are stable when both wet and dry thus improving soil structure.

• Earthworms reproduce quickly and increase their population exponentially; one breeding earthworm can produce 96 new baby worms in six months.

How to Encourage Earthworms in Your Garden

If there are few earthworms in your garden it could mean that the soil is compacted or low in organic material. Add chopped leaves, grass clippings, semi-decomposed compost, and animal manure to your garden; these will allow worms to thrive.


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