Nature's Best and Original Organic Plant Food and Soil Conditioner.
 As earthworms eat food scrapes, manure and other non-living substances, they excrete tiny pellets called castings. The casting are water-soluble plant food that is easily available to the plant when the plant needs it, both immediately and long-term.
Castings are rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium and potassium. They also balance the pH, help retain moisture, improve drainage and aerate the soil.
And there is more! The casting in your soil adds beneficial bacteria that inhibit pest and pathogens. Your soil is healthier so your plants are healthier.
Where can you use casting?
- your potted plants
- your flower garden
- your vegetable and herb garden
- your rose bushes, trees and lawn
- anywhere you want healthier plants
Suggested Uses
Potted Plants
Use 1 part earthworm castings to 3 parts potting soil mix
Vegetables and Annual Flowers
Sprinkle liberally on bottoms and sides of plant holes and seed furrows. Set seeds/plants in place ad cover with soil.
Perennials
Work 1/2 cup into soil above the root zone taking care not to damage the shallow roots. Apply in spring, early summer and fall.
Roses, Trees, Shrubs and Berries (New and Freshly Transplanted)
Mix 1 part earthworm castings to 3 parts soil. Sprinkle newly dug hole with mixture. Spread roots over a mound of the mix in the hole and cover.
These are guideline. Use as little or as much as you like. Earthworm castings will not burn plants at any concentration. There is no need to fear overuse or misuse.
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