BDL2

I’ll try the vinegar next. If they are not caused by worms then I don’t know what it is. It is much too coarse for ants.

I’ve tried the fairy liquid in water. Put on 3 lots yesterday afternoon. No worms came onto the surface, but there were a load more worm casts this morning but still no worms?

Thanks. That’s my view as well. I have a large garden, with vegetable plot, compost heaps etc and I’d hate to have to kill them. I’m happy to give anything a try to avoid that option

I’ve got a clay paver patio that’s been down for about 30 years. I’ve jet washed it, replaced the odd damaged block and remanded with kiln dried sand. Next summer I plan to do another quick wash and sand before applying a flexible resin sealer to fix the sand and prevent weed growth. However I’ve got loads of worm casts all over the patio. The gaps are a minimum of 2mm as all the blocks have spacers cast on the sides, up to 6 or 8mm where the blocks have moved over the years. If I sweep it off they are all back the next morning. ideally I would like to bring the worms to the surface so I can catch them and move them down the garden. Alternatively apply something to deter them from coming up through the sand. The final solution unfortunately would have to be to apply something to poison them. Has anyone had a similar problem and how did you resolve it? Thanks Brian