We can help you with that!
If you want to grow great plants, whether they’re vegetables, fruits, flowers, or indoor plants, you need nutrient-rich soil. We have a variety of products that can assist you with that! However, it can be difficult to determine exactly what you need. We have information on our resources page that can assist you with that problem.
One of the soils that we provide is premium worm castings.
Many worm casting products will use peat moss and manures in their worm castings. We don’t use either in ours. Peat moss is not a renewable resource, as a result, we prefer to source the carbon material to feed our worms from tree leaves and waste paper.
Manures are also avoided as worm food in our castings. Manures from animals like horses, pigs, or cows are great fertilizers by themselves. It feels wasteful to turn animal manure into worm manure to make a dollar. Instead, we feed our worms with produce and other compostables that might otherwise end up in the landfill and not become wonderful fertilizers for your plants!
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed pharetra finibus scelerisque. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia curae; Donec aliquam imperdiet mollis. Sed metus ex, egestas vel elementum consequat, sagittis sed ex. Praesent vel ultrices est. Nullam mattis, eros eget fermentum cursus, purus est tincidunt ex, et sodales lacus magna non nisi. Donec gravida sem eleifend, tincidunt libero nec, dapibus lorem.
Worm castings are a nutrient-rich and organic form of fertilizer that can greatly benefit gardens and plants. They are created through the digestive process of earthworms, which break down organic matter and turn it into a nutrient-rich fertilizer. In this article, we will discuss various ways in which gardeners can use worm castings to fertilize […]
It’s the time of year for spookiness and candy! The common Halloween tradition has taken on a new twist in recent years; maybe it existed long ago and I had never noticed. At any rate, I’ve been seeing more and more pumpkins that are being painted as opposed to carved. This is great for young […]
