How to use Wormilizer
Wormilizer worm castings are a completely natural and safe soil
supplement. They work by adding nutrients and microorganisms to
your soil in a balance prescribed by nature. The recommendations
that follow are based on reviews of research done with worm
castings, communications with gardeners that use worm castings, and
our own personal experimentation. All soils are different as are
the plants grown in the soil. With that in mind, be ready to start
your own experiments! We love to learn from our customers and share
that learning with others. Please let us know what you have
discovered so that we can pass new findings on.
Recommended Uses:
Fruit Trees and Berries: For new plants mix 1 part Wormilizer to
3 parts loam in the transplant hole. For established plants, in the
spring, add ½ inch around the plant and work into the top 3 inches
of the soil.
Gardens: In the spring shortly before planting, apply 5-10
pounds of Wormilizer per 100 sq. ft. and work into the soil.
House plants: Work 2 tablespoons of Wormilizer into the top inch
of soil, repeat every 3 months. Alternatively, water house plants
using Wormilizer tea once a month.
Lawn Dressing: Spring and Fall - Apply a ½ inch layer of
Wormilizer over entire lawn, rake in, and water. Alternatively
spray lawn with Wormilizer Tea.
Perennials: Spread ½ inch of Wormilizer into flower beds and
work into the top 3 inches of the soil.
Potting Mix: 1 part Wormilizer to 3 parts potting soil.
Alternatively use 1 part Wormilizer, 2 parts good quality loam and
1 part vermiculite.
Roses, shrubs & trees: In late spring, spread ½ inch of
Wormilizer around plants and work into the top 3 inches of the
soil.
Vegetable and annual transplants: Add ½ cup of Wormilizer to the
transplant hole.
Wormilizer Tea: Add 1/2 cup of Wormilizer to 1 gallon of water*.
Let steep for at least 24 hours, shake the container occassionally.
Use the "tea" to water your house plants, vegetable garden, rose
bushes, flower beds and even the lawn.