Worm castings are an excellent source of fertiliser. If the casts are not dispersed they can be compressed by mowers or feet and these areas then become “capped” (areas of soil which the grass plant cannot push through). However, they can cause problems for lawn owners when they accumulate on the surface. These casts are rich in nutrients and are excellent for the soil. As they come to the surface of the soil, they leave behind their casting. Worms digest soil and organic matter, and their digestive system breaks down and releases essential nutrients into the soil. Worm casts are basically worm excrement or faeces. In this article, we’ll discuss everything you need to know about worm casts. While these excrement piles can be unsightly, there are ways to deal with them effectively. Worm casts are essentially piles of worm excrement that worms leave on the surface of your lawn. Worms are great for soil health, but their casting can be a problem for lawn owners.

If you’re a lawn enthusiast, then you’ve probably heard of worm casts.

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