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Claudine, it's very possible those are larvae. You might want to scoop some into a cup and take them to the local nursery. You shouldn't have any worms in your indoor plants unless you brought in soil from outside.
If your garlic was organic it should sprout, but there is no guarantee your soil critters won't eat it. You could always sprout some and then plant it, but you should identify those worms first.
If your garlic was organic it should sprout, but there is no guarantee your soil critters won't eat it. You could always sprout some and then plant it, but you should identify those worms first.