The decomposition process of organic matter can take up to ... and the texture or worm castings will help the roots take hold ...

They never burn plants; instead, they release nutrients over an extended period of time in a form that is readily available to roots ... worm castings are odor free, pH neutral, organic, and ...

And when their food supply of dead organic material runs out, they will start to eat plant roots. To fertilize potted plants with worm castings, cultivate the worms in a worm farm or worm bin ...

Q: I have a problem in my lawn. Worms make it so bumpy that I can hardly walk in my yard without twisting my ankle. Any suggestions? A: The bumps in the lawn are made of worm castings (poop).

These consist of worm castings, which are rich ... while also decomposing organic matter in the soil. Their burrows create tunnels for plant roots, water, air and nutrients. They also increase ...

Over time, soil in containers and raised beds can become depleted of nutrients, compacted, and less effective at retaining ...

Unlike nitrogen-rich fertilizers, worm castings won’t burn the plant’s roots. They can also be mixed with potting soil, in concentrations of up to 20 percent castings, to make an extra-rich gr ...

The worm castings, bat guano ... Another good product is the Back to Roots 100% organic indoor potting mix which contains ...

It must be emphasized that the key to effectiveness with organic pesticides is repeat application. In the case of worm castings, if you choose to use a liquid product, spray it on the foliage ...