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Old 07-11-2009, 08:46 AM   #11
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The debate is open but I just buy worm castings at my local nurssury.If i were going to put live worms in the soil they would be red wigglers.
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Just looked at some old articles. Written by the rev from skunk magazine. Acording to him they really do help. They help break down some organic matter, they aerate the bottom better, the provide certain microbes even that can ONLY be found when worms are present. They also reproduce in the soil.

This is all with 100 percent organics though.
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