Living Material + Red Wiggler Composting Worms Eisenia andrei


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What to expect when buying Red Wigglers in Living Material. You will recieve a box 10x8x6 of worms, castings and living material (some cocoons too) in living material. 

Note: These composting worms are small but mighty and healthy! Given time they will grow! 

To protect the health and ensure the survival of the worms during delivery, Meme's Worms ships all live worm orders via USPS Priority Mail. This method follows industry best practices for transporting live organisms, helping to reduce stress and prevent losses in transit. 100 % Live Guarantee

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Living Material + Red Wiggler Composting Worms Eisenia andrei

Live Delivery Guarantee

We guarantee that your worms will arrive alive and happy if you receive them within 2 hours of delivery. Learn more.

Benefits of Buying Red Wigglers in Living Material

Health and Vitality of Worms

Worms purchased in living material, such as compost or soil, are more likely to be healthy and active. The living material provides a natural habitat that maintains moisture and temperature, reducing stress during transportation and ensuring your live red wiggler worms arrive in optimal condition.

Natural Environment

The living material contains microorganisms and nutrients beneficial to the worms. This environment supports their digestive processes and overall health, making them immediately effective in composting and soil enrichment tasks.

Reduced Mortality Rate

Purchasing worms by the pound often results in higher mortality rates due to handling, dehydration, and temperature fluctuations. Living material mitigates these factors, providing a stable environment that increases survival.

Immediate Integration

Introducing worms with their familiar living material helps them adapt quickly to new surroundings, shortening the acclimation period and enhancing their composting productivity.

Ecosystem Preservation

Living material includes beneficial organisms that contribute to a balanced ecosystem, improving the health of your compost or garden soil.

Easier Application

Living material spreads easily into compost bins, garden beds, or vermiculture systems, ensuring even distribution of worms and microorganisms.

What is Living Material?

In the worm industry, "living material" refers to live organisms and their necessary habitat components shipped together to ensure survival and functionality. This typically includes:

  • Live Worms: Red Wiggler worms intended for composting, gardening, or bait.
  • Bedding Material: Aged compost provides a familiar environment for worms during transit.
  • Moisture: Maintains hydration to prevent stress and drying out.
  • Microbial Life: Beneficial microbes aid decomposition and maintain a balanced ecosystem.
  • Nutrient Source: Small amounts of food to sustain worms during transit.

By shipping all components together, the goal is to create a stable microenvironment that maximizes the chances of worms arriving healthy and ready to thrive.

Why Choose Our Red Wiggler Worms?

  • Healthy and Vibrant: Raised under optimal conditions to ensure activity and productivity.
  • Eco-Friendly: Nature’s recyclers, turning kitchen scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich compost.
  • Versatile Uses: Ideal for composting, gardening, and as fishing bait.
  • Sustainably Raised: Practices minimize environmental impact.

Benefits of Red Wiggler Worms

  • Efficient Composting: Consume up to half their weight in organic material daily.
  • Nutrient-Rich Castings: Improve soil fertility and promote healthy plant growth.
  • Improved Soil Structure: Enhance aeration and water retention.
  • Natural Pest Control: Beneficial microbes in castings help suppress soil-borne diseases.

Red Wiggler Species: Eisenia fetida vs. Eisenia andrei

Eisenia fetida (Red Tiger Wiggler)

  • Physical Characteristics: Alternating yellow and red bands.
  • Habitat: Decaying vegetation, manure, compost heaps.
  • Reproduction: High reproduction rate.
  • Tolerance: Adaptable to moisture and temperature changes.

Eisenia andrei (Red Worm)

  • Physical Characteristics: Uniformly red, darker than Eisenia fetida.
  • Habitat: Similar environments, slightly different moisture preferences.
  • Reproduction: Slightly higher reproduction rate.
  • Tolerance: Slightly less tolerant to extremes but still adaptable.

Both species excel in vermicomposting, consuming large amounts of organic material and producing high-quality compost.

Live Red Wiggler Worms in Living Material

By purchasing live red wiggler worms in living material, you receive worms, bedding, and microorganisms together. This ensures worms arrive healthy and ready to start working immediately in your compost or garden.

Key advantages include:

  • Reduced mortality during transit
  • Immediate integration into your worm bin
  • Enhanced worm health and activity
  • Natural ecosystem support in your compost

Why Buy Eisenia andrei for Sale at Meme’s Worms

  • Healthy and Vibrant Worms: Guaranteed live, active, and stress-free during shipping.
  • Rapid Reproduction: Perfect for expanding your worm population efficiently.
  • Optimal for Composting: Consume and process organic waste quickly.
  • Sustainable and Eco-Friendly: Supports green practices in worm farming.

You can confidently purchase eisenia andrei for sale knowing you are getting premium quality worms, accompanied by living material that maximizes survival and productivity.

Practical Tips for Using Living Material

  • Inspect your shipment upon arrival.
  • Prepare your worm bin with suitable bedding.
  • Introduce the worms along with their living material.
  • Maintain consistent temperature and moisture levels (ideal: 55–77°F).
  • Monitor worm activity and composting progress.

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Ana Schafer

So far the bin and worms are doing well. They have adjusted well to their new setting. The living material works well for shipping and for bin set up.

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E.M.

Worms arrived alive and wiggly. Living material had lotts of activity in it. Delivery was faster then expected. Thanks for great customer service.

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elaine

Worms arrived alive and wiggly. Living material had lotts of activity in it. Delivery was faster then expected. Thanks for great customer service.

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Kenneth G.

Red wigglers were small, but seem healthy.

glad you like them!

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Misty W.

Ordering in the live bedding was great. Had tons of worms of all sizes plus lots of cocoons. They arrived great and have been doing wonderful. Thank you!

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