149.95425500 Premium Super Red European Nightcrawlers Live Composting Worms.
Super Red European Nightcrawlers
The Ultimate Worm for Composting, Gardening & All-Season Performance
After 55 years of raising worms (I don't say this lightly) — from Mealworms, Waxworms to Red Wiggler Compost Worms and even Canadian Nightcrawlers — I can say with confidence:
The Super Red European Nightcrawler is the best all-around worm I’ve ever worked with.
When durability, composting power, adaptability, and ease of care matter… this is the worm that delivers in every category.
Bigger. Stronger. More Capable.
Super Red European Nightcrawlers grow significantly larger than ordinary red worms — and that size translates into performance.
Process more organic material
Produce rich, high-quality castings
Create deeper tunnels for better soil structure
If red wigglers work at the surface, Super Reds improve your soil from the ground up.
Built for Real-World Conditions
These worms are exceptionally heat and cold tolerant, thriving in:
Outdoor compost piles
Raised garden beds
In-ground systems
Indoor bins
Where other worms slow down or struggle, Super Reds keep working.
Superior Composting & Soil Aeration
Because they burrow deeper than standard red worms, they:
Improve drainage
Increase oxygen flow to create healthy compost + root systems
Reduce compaction
Strengthen overall plant health
This isn’t just composting — it’s true soil building.
Easy to Raise (So Important!) — From Beginner to Expert
In my decades of experience, no worm has proven more:
Adaptable to different climates
Forgiving for beginners
Low-maintenance
Reliable in reproduction
They breed steadily and establish colonies quickly in a wide range of environments. Whether this is your first bin or your fiftieth, Super Reds make success easier.
Multi-Purpose Value
Why buy a one-purpose worm?
Super Red European Nightcrawlers are excellent for:
Composting
Garden soil enhancement
Outdoor beds
Fishing bait
Livestock and reptile feed
One worm. Multiple benefits. Maximum value.
The Clear Upgrade
If you want:
Larger worms
Deeper aeration
Better climate tolerance
Strong reproduction
Low-maintenance care
All-season reliability
Super Red European Nightcrawlers are the smart choice.
After raising worms for over half a century, this is the worm I choose for my own compost systems and gardens — and the one I recommend to anyone serious about getting real results.
Our Super Red Worm, also known as the European Nightcrawler, is the red worm’s “big brother.” This guy is not your average worm – big red worms grow up to a whopping 4-5 inches long, bursting with energy! Super Red European Night Crawler Worms are multi-talented creatures – theypopulate quickly and not only make for some killer bait for fishing enthusiasts but are also a fantastic source of nutrition for pets.But wait, there's more! The nightcrawler worms are also composting geniuses specializing in aerating and fertilizing your compost bin. They create tunnels while burrowing, allowing essential nutrients and water to penetrate the compost pile, which results in a fastercomposting process.
Who Are Super Red European Worms for?
Anglers looking for live bait that is effective at catching various fish species, especially freshwater fish like trout, bass, and catfish.
Owners of reptiles, birds, and small mammals who require live or freeze-dried worms as a source of protein.
Individuals interested in vermicomposting, as the Red Nightcrawlers are known for their insatiable appetite for organic matter, leaving you with some of the richest, most nutrient-packed compost around.
Our Red Night Crawlers for sale are here to make your life easier – you simply can’t go wrong with getting some big red worms!
Benefits of Red European Night Crawler Worms
Multipurpose Use: You can use red worms for fishing, as composting worms, or as an excellent source of protein-rich pet food.
High Nutritional Value: These worms are a rich source of nutrition for pets and wildlife. They contain essential nutrients like protein and amino acids, which are crucial for healthy growth and development.
Easy Maintenance: European Nightcrawler worms require very little maintenance. They can thrive in a compost bin or worm farm with minimal supervision – only some worm food and bedding, making them a perfect choice for busy individuals.
Environmentally Friendly: By using Super Red European Night Crawler Worms for composting, you're helping to reduce waste and support a sustainable lifestyle. Plus, they produce nutrient-rich vermicompost, which is a fantastic fertilizer for your garden or plants.
14.99369Tomato, Roma V.F. (75-85 days), HeirloomAn excellent tomato for paste, and also used for whole canning or juice. Heavy yields of smooth uniform red pear shaped fruit. Strong, determinate heavy covered plant.
119.99362974BioBags for Compost Pails, 1 Gallon, 6L, 50-CountThese bags are made from a compostable material, Mater-Bi. They are GMO free and will compost as naturally as the fruit and vegetable scraps inside. BioBags meet the ASTM D6400 specification. BPI Certification #891053, which is the gold standard for compostable plastic. Box of 50 bags, 6 liter capacity. When all the right people, and ingredients, kitchen tools, and food come together, we call this The Art of Gathering. Brand RSVP.
13.99444183Sweet Corn, Sugar Buns SE (72 Days)A superb, early sugar enhanced hybrid with 7” ears and 14 rows of luscious kernels that pop in your mouth. With a great eating quality and long harvest period, this corn is a top choice variety for your garden. Stalks are 5-6’ tall. (SE) Sugar Enhanced
50 seeds
PLANTINGZea maysGermination: 7-14 days
Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 60-85ºF. Planting in soil under 60ºF results in poor germination.
Seed Sowing Depth: 1” deep
Sowing Outdoors: In late spring, after the last frost date, when the soil reaches at least 60ºF. Sow 4-6” apart, thin to 10-12” apart. Plant in blocks, 4-5 rows, 24-36” apart to aid with pollination. Corn is pollinated by wind therefore planting in blocks ensures proper pollination rather than one long single row where the pollen can easily blow away resulting in small, poorly filled out ears.
How much does a packet plant: 30-40 foot single row, block of 5 rows at 8 foot.
Harvest: Ready for picking 2 1/2 - 3 weeks after silks appear. Silks become dry and brown. The kernels should be plump and full. Test by pressing your fingertip into a kernel, looking for a "milky" appearance. Best picked in the morning and refrigerate/cool right away.
Harvest Dent or Ornamental Corn: When husks become dried or after one or two frosts.
Harvest Popcorn: When ears are mature, kernels appear shiny and are hard. Remove the husk and let the ears dry for a few weeks. Test pop kernels after a few weeks to see if they are dry enough. Store popcorn by removing kernels or leave them on the ears.
Tips: Corn needs abundant nitrogen. Add manure (in the fall) or rich compost a few weeks before planting. Add a high-nitrogen organic fertilizer every few weeks until tassels form. Keep well weeded, especially when they are seedlings and well-watered, 1 inch a week especially during the silk stage
