I would want to know what the biostimulant is. The cellulose itself would probably be great bedding, but the additives would concern me.

After some research, a natural biostimulant appears to be organic matter and/or PGH (plant growth hormones). The data sheets also say that is 100% biodegradable and it is a "green" product. I would think that it wouldn't really hurt the worms, especially since most of the material has been sitting out in the weather for a long period of time. I will try it and see how it goes.

Try it on a small sampling of your worms instead of the whole squirm. That way you'll only have 10 Superworms (who have just eaten the front door and are now making short work of the refrigerator) instead of 10,000.

Shaul

Haha..I'll try it one with and one without and see if there is a difference. Might have lime green worms great for fishing.

Just so long as they don't turn out like the worms from 'Dune' (or was that before your time?), or more recently, like the Anaconda movie.

Shaul

Anaconda is more my time. If I can grow worms that big I'll need ti invest in a bigger bin.