Earthworm Castings - (5 LB) 2.7 qts - 100% Organic Earthworm Castings - All Natural Plant Fertilizer - Soil Enhancer - Potting Mix for Plants, Vegetables, Flowers, Indoor + Outdoor

This is my first time gardening without any assistance from my dad (who has a green thumb). After planing my seeds, I topped the plants off with this. Some pots I did without the castings, others I did with. I could easily see a difference between the plants with vs. without the castings. The pots with the castings, grew more, I had a larger harvest, and the plants overall condition was healthier. I applied a little to the top and watered like usual. Very easy to use. Did not smell like poop like I thought it would have. Super happy with this product. A little goes a long way and a bag will last you a while.

I bought this bag in October of last year, and I kept it in my closet in the dark in preparation for this growing season, and it still worked perfectly. I mixed about 20% with normal garden soil that was amended with heaps of compost for my seedlings and they have exploded. Most growth I have seen yet. Only tidbit, was I DID find worms inside the bag which I think is normal, they were small and I saw them in my seedling trays which I think is a good thing, but just be on the lookout if you don't want that, but worms are great for soil. This is a 5 star product.

I mean, what can you really say? These are some of the best natural, nutes/soil enhancers… I just discovered the amazing side To using organic living soil.. What a game changer!

Bought this because it was suggested in a utube video I watched. Too soon to tell how effective it is. A little pricey, but the reviews were great and I have good feeling about it.

I have three large container gardens that produce lots of tomatoes, peppers, spinach, carrots and onions. I used this worm castings last year for the first time and had great results. My bell pepper plants are over3’ tall and still producing, I had so many tomatoes I froze as many as I could and gave to all my neighbors, I still have one of last year’s tomato plants with some flowers and tomatoes. I just planted this summer’s tomatoes and wanted to add more castings to the dirt again I like to keep it “refreshed”.

Worm poop is the best. I also make compost, which is great too.

This definitely works. I put this in my potting soil and top off every 3 months or so. I also fertalize every watering at half strength during the grow season for indoor plants. Just started biweekly fertalizing outdoor garden. Ever since I've been doing that my plants have been happier than ever. Good price and value size.

Making my own seed starting medium, seedlings doing great!