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

Boost your garden’s health with our Microbe‑Charged Worm Castings—crafted from a diverse feedstock including spray‑free lucerne and volcanic rock dust, professionally processed by lucerne‑fed red wigglers.

This rich, dark organic amendment is a powerhouse: teeming with beneficial microbes, nutrient‑dense, pH‑balanced, and odor‑free. Perfect for nurturing seedlings, indoor plants, and living‑soil beds with gentle, effective nourishment.

Features

• Made from a diverse feedstock including premium, locally sourced lucerne and mineral-rich rock dust
• Contains billions of beneficial microorganisms per gram for explosive soil health
• Screened to 10 mm for a satisfying mix of quick-release and slow-release nutrients
• Provides water-wise humus that retains moisture and beats summer scorchers
• Odor-free and pH-balanced—safe and gentle on delicate plants and seedlings

Why You Should Buy

This worm castings product isn't just organic fertilizer—it’s an all-in-one soil health solution. It delivers a consistent nutrient profile built on a proven recipe that’s been trusted for 30+ years, produced by an ACO‑allowed supplier. The unique lucerne and volcanic rock dust feedstock supports long‑term soil vitality and microflora. It’s odor-free, easy to handle, and made for steady, lasting growth. Ideal for gardeners who want powerful results without harmful chemicals.

FAQs

What nutrients are in worm castings?
They contain nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, and trace minerals in forms readily available to plants.

Are worm castings safe for seedlings and indoor plants?
Yes—they’re gentle, odor-free, and won’t burn roots, making them perfect even for delicate young plants.

How do worm castings benefit soil structure?
They improve aeration, enhance drainage, and boost water retention—creating fluffier, more resilient soil.

Do worm castings help with pests or diseases?
Yes—thanks to beneficial microbes and enzymes like chitinase, worm castings can help suppress soil-borne diseases and deter pests such as aphids, whiteflies, and spider mites.

How should I apply these worm castings?
Mix 10–20% worm castings into potting mix or soil for new plantings, or top‑dress with a thin layer for established pots and garden beds. They can also create nutrient-rich “worm tea” by steeping in water for foliar sprays or root drenches