This three-layer worm system improves your soil from top to bottom, turning tired ground into living, breathable, fertile soil over time. 🌿 Improve soil structure, drainage and aeration naturally🌿 Build long-term fertility with worms and microbes working together🌿 Create a self-sustaining soil system — not a quick fix Build Living Soil — Not Just Better Soil If your soil is compacted, lifeless, or hard to work, adding fertiliser won’t fix it. This will. The Wiggly Soil Builder Worm Mix introduces the right worms, in the right layers, to rebuild soil structure, biology and fertility naturally. It’s ideal for: Raised beds New-build gardens Vegetable plots Compacted borders Lawns and planting areas No-dig systems 👉 Anywhere soil needs bringing back to life What You Get (Choose Your Size) Small Kit≈ 250g Garden Worms + 250 g Composting Worms(≈ 2 m² or 1–2 raised beds) Medium Kit≈ 500g Garden Worms + 500 g Composting Worms(≈ 4 m² or 4 raised beds) Large Kit≈ 1kg Garden Worms + 1 kg Composting Worms(≈ 8 m² or 8 raised beds) Sold by weight/headcount — numbers vary slightly with the seasons. Why This Works (Simple, Proven System) This is not just “adding worms”. It’s building a three-layer soil system, just like nature: Surface recyclers Topsoil mixers Deep soil engineers Each species does a different job — together they transform soil properly. The Three Layers Explained Garden Worms — Lumbricus terrestris (Deep soil engineers) Create vertical burrows up to ~1 metre Improve drainage and aeration Pull organic matter into the soil Help roots access deeper nutrients and moisture Composting Worms — Eisenia andrei (Surface recyclers) Break down organic matter quickly Produce nutrient-rich vermicompost Thrive in mulch and organic layers Multiply rapidly in good conditions Composting Worms — Dendrobaena veneta (Topsoil mixers) Larger, more resilient compost worm Works in compost and topsoil Handles wider temperature ranges Helps integrate organic matter into soil 👉 Together, they create a natural, balanced soil ecosystem What Happens After You Add Them First 2–4 weeksWorms settle and begin building burrows 1–3 monthsSoil becomes looser, darker, easier to work 6–12 monthsImproved drainage, visible worm activity, stronger plant growth 👉 This is steady, permanent improvement — not a quick fix Where the Worms Live After introduction: Composting worms stay in top 5–10 cm Garden worms burrow deep into soil They will spread naturally where conditions are right: Moist soil Organic matter Minimal disturbance
