Worm Tea & Castings

Worm Tea contains 77 trace elements that nourish and build your plants immune system. Its high microbial count combats scale, mites, aphids, fungus, mealy bugs, black spot on roses, Chilean Thrip, and much, much more!

GREAT FOR:
• Outdoor and Indoor Plants
• Vegetable & Herb Gardens
• Trees & Lawns
• Hydroponics
• Sports Field Maintenance
• Golf Courses
• Farm Pastures

ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED FOR:

Sago Palms – Combats Asian Scale usually after just 3 sprayings! In addition to spraying the tree, be sure to spray the ground at the base of the tree as it is infected as well.

Orchids – Great for producing a healthy plant and encouraging flowering! Combats fungus and is completely safe. Many orchid growers and enthusiasts report exception results and recommend the use of Worm Tea.

Roses – Builds the immune system of your plant & eliminates Black Spot on roses. It has also been reported to have saved rose gardens that have been infected with Chilean Thrip. Worm Tea promotes beautiful blooms!

Gardenias, Camellias, Hibiscus, Azaleas & Crape Myrtles – Spraying the plants as directed, can rid your plant of bugs, scale, fungus, aphids, etc. This is done by the microbial action of the Worm Tea. The trace elements and minerals of Worm Tea are building a healthy plant with an immune system that can fight off the usual attackers. Plants are like humans, if we are healthy, we have a better chance at fighting off disease.

Trees Shade, fruit trees and large shrubs – Spray leaves and bark on limbs as well as the trunk to eliminate fungus, rust, black mold, aphids, spider mites, etc. Worm Tea feeds trees through the leaves. Spray more often during fruiting and growing season.

Lawns – Worm Tea is especially good at combating St. Augustine thatch build up. After mowing, spray the yard. Worm Tea will break down thatch into humus that in turn builds up the nutrients in your soil. No Thatch = No Chinch Bugs! Also, use when sowing seeds to encourage the growth of a healthy lawn. Grass Clippings when left on the lawn and allowed to build up can smother your grass. Using Worm Tea accelerates decomposition and breaks down the clippings turning them into soil nutrients. This product is completely safe for children and pets and will not contaminate water systems.

Seed Planting – Soak seeds 12 – 24 hours prior to planting to speed germination.

Transplanting – Dip root ball in Worm Tea before planting to give your plant a jump start. Then spray the entire plant and ground after planting.

APPLICATION OF WORM TEA
Worm Tea can be used in full strength or diluted to 1 – 50 ratio. Measure 3 or 4 ounces (1/3 to 1/2 cup) to 1 gallon of chlorine free water. If using City water, set open bucket outside for 48 hours to allow the chlorine to dissipate. The sprayer you use must be free of all chemical residue in order to produce the best results. We recommend that you designate a sprayer for use only with your natural products.

WHEN TO SPRAY
Always spray in the late afternoon for best results. This protects the microbes from UV rays. Live microbes facilitate the absorption of nutrients by breaking down minerals for your plants and also act as a fungicide and insecticide. The microbes will be able to work through the night and will be more effective in promoting healthier plants.

WORM CASTINGS
Our earth worm castings are 100% natural and organic. Enriching your soil with their 77 trace elements and minerals is the key to your plants good health.

USES:

Roses – Make a 3" wide and 1/2" deep trench around drip line (outside edge of limbs). Sprinkle 1/4" of castings in trench and cover over. Water lightly.
Potting – Mix 25% castings with potting media. Dip roots of plants in Worm Tea, then plant in your newly enriched soil. Prevents root rot and gives plants a jump start.
Gardenias, Camellias, Hibiscus, Azaleas & Crape Myrtles – Spraying the plants as directed, can rid your plant of bugs, scale, fungus, aphids, etc. This is done by the microbial action of the Worm Tea. The trace elements and minerals of Worm Tea are building a healthy plant with an immune system that can fight off the usual attackers.
Trees Shade, fruit trees and large shrubs – Spray leaves and bark on limbs as well as the trunk to eliminate fungus, rust, black mold, aphids, spider mites, etc. Worm Tea feeds trees through the leaves. Spray more often during fruiting and growing season.
Lawns – Worm Tea is especially good at combating St. Augustine thatch build up. Spray yard after mowing. Worm Tea will break thatch down into humus which will builds up the nutrients in your soil. No Thatch = No Chinch Bugs! Use when sowing seeds to encourage the growth of a healthy lawn. Avoid allowing grass clippings to build up on your lawn, they can smother your grass. Using Worm Tea accelerates decomposition and breaks down the clippings turning them into soil nutrients. This product is completely natural and poses no danger to your children or pets when used as directed.
Potted Plants – Sprinkle 1/4" castings around outside edge of pot then water lightly.
Lawns – Broadcast by hand or spreader over lawn than rake in. Water lightly.
Fruit Trees – Make shallow trench 12" to 16" wide and 1/2" deep under drip line. Sprinkle 1/4" of castings in trench then rake over. Water lightly.
Hedge Row (established) – Make a shallow trench that is 2" – 4" wide and 1/2" deep under the drip line. Sprinkle 1/4 castings in and rake over. Water lightly.
Gardens (vegetable, herb, butterfly or other specialty, flowers, etc.) – If row planting, mix 1/8" to 1/4" in worm castings along outside edge of plant or sprinkle worm castings on soil and water in.
Seed Planting – Soak seeds 12 – 24 hours prior to planting to speed germination.
Transplanting – Dip root ball in Worm Tea before planting to give your plant a jump start. Then spray the entire plant and ground after planting.

WORM TEA IS NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION!

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