Worm Castings Tea Concentrate For Sale

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Worm Castings Tea Concentrate for sale in Las Vegas. It makes a great liquid fertilizer for your plants.

Worm Poop Is Good Stuff

If you came across any worm related posts on Vegas Worms, you would know worms are gifts of nature. These underground hardworking worms deserve credits for doing wonderful work in a garden. Not only do their existence serves as a great asset to the growth of plants, and whatever they leave behind, will also find wonderful uses. 

What a terrific bang for the buck! If you happen to do some composting at home, then you wouldn’t want to miss out. It speeds up the process of decomposition. If you happen to have plants at home, then you’ve come to the right place! It creates a protective zone around plants to ward off pests. Less pest activity means happier plants. And what is more, it improves soil fertility which yields a higher production rate. It is a magic ingredient of many names, let’s see which name you knew it by—worm castings tea concentrate, worm casting tea, vermicompost tea, or worm compost tea. 

The Vegas Worms worm castings tea concentrate is a natural liquid fertilizer that comes in a 16-ounce container. It is made up of worm castings (that’s right, worm poop), with vitamin C powder, kelp powder and blackstrap molasses to increase microbial population. Furthermore, this natural fertilizer provides many essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, and calcium.

You might wonder if worm poop is already some good stuff, why bother using the worm compost tea? Good question. Think of it this way, a teeny tiny bit of worm poop can only fertilize a small area of plants, one plant to be exact. For maximum result, especially in providing larger coverage, that is where worm castings tea comes into play.

Feedwater Formula

Worm castings tea concentrate, its name gives out clues that some dilution is needed for application. The ratio is two teaspoon per one gallon of water. A little goes a long way, but not that long when it comes to maintaining the freshness. The nutritious microorganisms from the interaction of all the goodness in the container can die off quickly. 

It runs at a pace similar to produce that is recommended to consume within 7 days of opening. The longer they come in contact with oxygen in the air, the less active they become. Although the container is designed to seal, some aerating or bubbling would aid in revitalization after opening for a while.    

For the sake of putting the worm castings tea concentrate in great use, we recommend sharing it with your community. A green way to connect, hey, why not. Also, Don’t put limits on the use of worm castings tea concentrate either, as it works for most plants. Let it be fruits, vegetables, trees, flowers, or compost. It will find its way to work wonders in your garden.

A Worm Castings “Tea” Party

When do plants like to have “tea”? Certainly, it’s before sunrise or after sunset. You wouldn’t want plants to gain double exposure from the sweet sunlight combined with the tea. As a matter of fact, too many good things can be too much on the plants. Give it a break. Most plants like tea every two weeks while vegetables and fruits like it once a week. 

Application is pretty straightforward. Follow the dilution formula mentioned above, and you will have plenty of tea to serve. There is no need to avoid the leaves worrying that it might burn. Leaves, the primary photosynthetic organs, have the capability to absorb small amounts of nutrients. Spray freely to make sure the soil gets what it needs for a flourishing garden. Worm castings tea concentrate is available for sale in Las Vegas, order some tea today!

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