Worm Manure Castings 100% Organic Bio Humus/Vermi Seeding Compost/Soil Improver 1 Litre to 360 Litres (200 Litre)

• Smaller amount is prepacked into clear bags.
• Worm castings are a by-product of vermicomposting. After worms digest organic materials, they release waste from their bodies called castings. To answer the question “what are worm castings”, the simple answer is worm poop (or worm poo if you’re from Australia like me)!
• It’s not just any ordinary poop though. It’s odorless for a start. More importantly worm castings are regarded as the richest natural fertilizer known to humans. The appearance of worm castings resemble little football-shaped particles. Of which are a rich, black soil color.
• As worms digests organic food, they reduce nutrients to their most usable form. Worms also remove heavy metals like copper, lead, and cadmium from soil. This makes worm castings metal free. Worm castings contain more nutrients and bacteria than any other fertilizer. Worm castings also contain enzymes and humus. The finished product is neutral pH of 7.0. Plants get their nutrients and water from the soil. A single tablespoon of worm castings could feed a small pot plant for over 2 months.
• Some of the bacteria form the earthworm’s digestive system makes it way into the castings. Worm castings contain a unique combination of helpful enzymes and good bacteria. This microbial activity is up to 20 times higher than in the soil and organic matter that they digested. This helps to stimulate plant growth.

Product description How to Use Worm Castings Worm castings help germinate new seedling by supplying extra nutrients and improving water absorption. Worm castings help germinate new seedling by supplying extra nutrients and improving water absorption. Side or Top Dressing – As an organic fertilizer, sprinkle a handful of worm castings on top of the soil surrounding the plant. This will help your plants grow fast and stay healthy. Germination – Add worm castings to your seed starter mix to help to boost growth of new seedlings. It supplies nutrients and holds moisture around new seedlings. Worm Tea – Worm Tea is the liquid concentrate of worm compost. It is made by steeping worm castings in water. There are different methods for preparing the tea. The simplest method involves the use of a tea bag. Apply worm tea as an liquid fertilizer for your plants. Soil Conditioner – The health of soils can be greatly improved with worm castings. Its a sure way to rejuvenate a tired potting mix. Conclusion So now when someone asks you “what are worm castings”, you can tell them it’s the most incredible poop in the world. The power of worm castings should not be understated, it’s the ultimate organic fertilizer and soil conditioner for your garden. This is one of many reasons why you should start a worm farm. NOTE: Smaller amount is prepacked into clear bags. Directions Remove worm castings from packaging. For seedling germination, add worm castings to seed starter mix. For side or top dressing, sprinkle a handful of worm castings on top of the soil surrounding the plant. For soil conditioner, add worm castings to tired potting mix. For worm tea, steep worm castings in water and apply as liquid fertilizer.