WHAT IS EARTHWORM CASTINGS?
Worm Castings: Nature's Perfect Plant Food
Give your plants the ultimate nutrient boost with our pure and potent worm castings! Harvested from the castings of worms as they break down organic matter, this natural fertilizer is packed with essential nutrients, microorganisms, and humic acids that promote healthy plant growth and development.
Benefits of using Worm Castings:
- Rich in nutrients: NPK, micronutrients, and beneficial microorganisms
- Improves soil structure and fertility
- Enhances plant growth, vigor, and yields
- Supports healthy root development and disease resistance
- Eco-friendly, sustainable, and non-toxic.
Use our worm castings as a natural and effective alternative to synthetic fertilizers. Suitable for indoor and outdoor plants, gardens, and greenhouses.
HOW TO USE EARTHWORM CASTINGS?
Choose How You Want to Use Them
You can use worm castings in several ways:
• As a soil amendment (mix into soil)
• As a top dressing (sprinkle on top)
• In transplanting (help roots adapt)
• Make a worm casting tea (liquid fertilizer)
• Blend into potting mix (boost overall fertility)
Using Earthworm Castings – Methods
1. Mix into Soil Before Planting
How:
• Mix ¼ to ⅓ worm castings into your regular soil.
• Example: 1 part worm castings to 3 parts soil.
• Best for: New plantings, vegetable gardens, pots.
2. Top Dressing Existing Plants
How:
• Sprinkle ½–1 inch of worm castings on top of the soil around the plant.
• Gently water afterward to help nutrients seep down.
• Best for: Houseplants, outdoor beds, container plants.
3. When Transplanting Plants
How:
• Add a handful of worm castings directly into the planting hole.
• Set the plant on top, backfill with soil.
• Best for: Giving young plants or transplants a healthy start.
4. Make Worm Casting Tea
How:
• Mix about 1 cup of castings into 1 gallon of dechlorinated water.
• Let it steep for 12–24 hours, stirring occasionally.
• Strain and use to water plants or as a foliar spray.
• Best for: Boosting weak plants, foliar feeding, rapid nutrient absorption.
5. Blend into Potting Mix
How:
• When making your own potting soil, add 10–20% worm castings.
• Example mix: 40% peat moss, 30% perlite, 20% worm castings, 10% compost.
• Best for: Creating rich, living soil for seedlings and houseplants.
Quick Tips:
• Worm castings won’t burn plants — very safe, even if you add a little too much.
• Store castings in a cool, dark, breathable container (not sealed plastic) to keep microbes alive.
• Best time to use heavily: spring and early summer when plants are actively growing.
