Microbe‑Charged Worm Castings – Premium Lucerne‑Fed Red Wiggler Organic Fertilizer

Premium worm castings (vermicast) that are loaded with beneficial biology—bacteria, fungi, enzymes, the works—to jump-start soil life and support stronger roots and growth.

A gentle, balanced spectrum: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulphur, plus trace minerals—delivered in forms that roots can access easily as microbes do their thing.

Nope. Castings are mild and seedling-safe. They release nutrition slowly, so the “burn” risk is very low compared with salty synthetic fertilisers.

They fluff up compacted mixes, improve aeration and drainage, and help soil hold moisture like a sponge. Over time, the biology builds stable, crumbly soil aggregates.

Healthy soil life = tougher plants. The beneficial microbes (and enzymes such as chitinase) can suppress some soil nasties and support natural disease resistance.

• New mixes: blend 10–20% by volume into potting soil.
• Top-dress: sprinkle a thin layer on the surface, lightly work it in, and water.
• Worm tea: steep castings in clean water, agitate, and drench soon after mixing (don’t store).

Aim for 10–20% by volume. For delicate seedlings, stick to the lighter end.

Castings are near-neutral and help buffer swings. They’re generally safe across most garden setups.

• Beds: once or twice a year (spring, and optionally mid-season).
• Containers: light monthly or bimonthly top-ups keep things humming.

They’re quite stable. Store dry, cool, and out of direct sun. Reseal after use to keep the biology lively.

Yes—veggies, flowers, houseplants, shrubs, and trees all benefit. In very inert mixes, biology may take time to establish—pairing with quality potting mix or compost helps.

No common exclusions. In heavy, fine-textured media, don’t overdo it—keep some coarse material for airflow. When in doubt, test a small pot first.

Absolutely. Just tailor watering and reapplication to your climate and soil—hot, dry areas especially appreciate the moisture-holding boost.

Definitely. Castings play nicely with compost, organic amendments, and even modest synthetic feeds. Avoid piling heavy salt fertilisers right against roots.

They’re powerful helpers, not magic. Results depend on your base soil, watering, light, and care. Used consistently, they build a healthier, more forgiving root zone.

Higher biological activity, clean texture, consistent screening, mineral-enriched feedstocks, pH-balanced, and low odour—so you get reliable, repeatable results.

Keep sealed, dry, and out of heat/sun. Avoid humidity so they don’t compact. Use within a sensible window for peak microbial vitality.