Small White Larvae In Soil

Small white larvae in soil

The small styrofoam-like particles in your potting soil are a mineral called perlite. It's made when lava rock from volcanoes cools, trapping tiny quantities of moisture inside.

Is it normal to have white worms in soil?

White worms in soil are an important part of a healthy garden as they eat plant matter, producing worm castings. They can aerate the soil, improve drainage, and add organic matter. However, many white worms in the soil may indicate a problem that needs to be addressed.

What are small white larvae?

Sometimes called grub worms, though not technically worms at all, the white grubs you'll find in your garden and lawn are Scarabaeidae larvae, spanning several genera.

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