"... in the winter, far beneeth the bitter snow, lies the seed that with the sun's love, in the spring becomes the rose." ("The Rose" by Amanda McBroom, 1977.) One of my favorite topics is the many uses for liquid worm castings, 'worm tea', in the garden. This unique organic fertilizer

Liquid worm castings (worm tea) are an all purpose fertilizer and soil enhancer that come straight from nature with no alterations or chemical additives. They contain more than 60 elements needed by plants and flowers for optimum, healthy growth and beautiful blossoms. And they are safe for use on all

Earthworm Castings are more than just a great fertilizer, they are the ultimate compost. They enhance plant growth and all nutrients are water-soluble, which makes it an immediate plant food. In addition to it's use as a potting soil, earthworm castings can also be used as a planting soil for

So what good will it give you after harvesting red wiggler worm castings? Well, castings from red wiggler worms can be beneficial for a lot of things. Not only are you going to benefit from it, your plants and soil will do too. Now when red worms are used for composting

We have all heard of composting. Composting is simply the decomposition of organic waste like yard waste and kitchen waste into a very rich and nutritional dirt-like substance. Vermicomposting is very similar to composting, but vermicomposting uses worms to help speed up the composting process, resulting in a final product

The term worm castings is more commonly used in the process known as vermicompost. The latter is a process of mixing decomposed food wastes, bedding materials and vermicast to help in the so-called vermiculture process. The vermicast is in fact the worm casting itself that comes out of earthworm species