Bios & Onion_king
Bios, ever wondered why my carrots taste like a secret garden and not a bland field? I think it's the worms dancing with the microbes, and I could use your science to confirm.
That’s exactly what I’d expect – the worms stir up the soil, mixing in their castings and the microbes that break down organic matter. The root exudates from the carrot then feed those microbes, which in turn produce a suite of volatile compounds that the carrot takes up. It’s a little biochemical symphony that gives you that “secret garden” flavor. So, your hypothesis is spot on.
A symphony, eh? Just so you know, if I sing it loud enough the neighbors will think I'm performing a farm opera. But hey, if the worms want a standing ovation, I'm all in.
Sounds like you’re giving the worms a five‑star review. Just keep the volume down if you don’t want the whole block to think they’re at an outdoor concert.
I'll keep the applause low‑key, but the worms still deserve a tiny standing ovation.