What do red wigglers serve?

How can red wigglers be helpful in this regard?

The organic gardener will find great benefits from red wigglers worms. They are both an effective pesticide and natural fertilizer. They will eat your leftovers. Red wigglers are a.k.a. Eisenia fetida is found in their excrement known as worm castings.

You might also wonder where the red wigglers came from. The kings of composting are red wigglers (Eisenia.fetida). Worms don't live in North America. Our continent was subject to an Ice Age around 20,000 years ago.

You might also wonder, "What do red worms do?"

They use muscle action and small pieces of soil to grind their food. What does the red wiggler consume? The worms will likely eat it if it grows. Red wigglers will eat almost anything organic, including vegetable scraps, fruit/veggie scraps and bread, coffee grounds/filters or tea bags, as well as plant trimmings, paper, and leaves.

What does it look like to be a red wiggler?

Red wiggler physical description: They have a flat bottom. The rest of the body is round. Sometimes the tail has a yellow tip and is a lighter shade. This depends on what they are fed.