austinwormlab
Worm Castings - FREE SHIPPING
Worm Castings - FREE SHIPPING
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Our organic worm castings (or vermicompost) are rich in microbes! We harvest our castings when you order so they are as fresh as possible.
Our worms are fed clean organic food and are set in leaf mold compost, unlike most worm-casting producers that use peat moss as a medium for bedding. Biology is quality and leaf mold compost is some of the most bioactive composts nature offers. We aim to provide gardeners and growers with the cleanest and richest possible product that worms can produce by using quality materials like Leaf Mold and kelp meal to invigorate and diversify Microbes for optimized plant growth. This is a living breathing product for your living breathing plants and soil.
Great for indoor or outdoor use to renew or introduce diverse bio life in your soil.
You won't burn or harm your plant if over-applied.
Directions:
For plants already planted- Sprinkle 1/4 - 1 cup at the base of the stem above the roots, then water.
Potting Mix- Use up to 20% in your potting mix.
Lawn- Apply 1lb of castings per 10 sqft
Liquid brew (compost tea)- 1 cup of castings per 5 gallons of water.
- Essential Nutrients
- Lab Tested
- Billions of beneficial microbes
- Increase Plant Growth & Yield
- For Indoor and Outdoor use
Re-invigorate your soil.
Contains: Worm manure, kelp
*may contain worm cocoons
Contact us for lab results! austinwormlab@gmail.com
Materials
Materials
Worm castings, alfalfa meal, biochar, kelp, trace minerals
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Store anywhere! Avoid extreme heat. Should keep for roughly up to 1 year.
Putting the LAB in Austin Worm Lab
We've refined our processes, worm diet, and additives through multiple testing rounds to deliver the best product on the market. Our worm castings are clean and rich in microbes and macro nutrients. Here are the latest lab results from our newest batch. For questions, contact us at austinwormlab@gmail.com.
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What is biochar?
Biochar is charcoal product from plant matter. Bio. Char. While it may not look it, biochar is filled with pores. These small nooks are the perfect place for benefecial bacteria to stay.