Wiggle Worm Soil Builder Earthworm Castings Organic Fertilizer, 15-Pound (4 Pack)

Great for my organic vegetable garden. Along with other organic amendments, I grew grape tomato plants that were in the range of 14 feet high. Attached are some pictures. There were thousands of grape tomatoes from 3 plants. You can see that I didn't expect this kind of growth because I kept having to add tomato cages on top of tomato cages. Then, I had to add some poles to hold them up. After the growing season ended, I took a pictures of all the cages and supports.

I read about the value of adding worm castings to minimize damage from pests. I'm amazed! Not one of my roses had aphids on it this year. I mixed it in with the soil I use for my lettuces, and then did a small lettuce container without it. The small lettuce container was filled to the brim with whitefly, but the crop with this product was virtually pest-free.While worm castings are rich in nitrogen, I would never use them as a single source of nitrogen. Will it add organic material and micronutrients to your soil? Yes! That's always a good thing. But it shouldn't be your single source of fertilizer.I like to work this into the soil as best as I can and then top with a layer of mulch. For containers, I just mix it in well with the potting mix. You want this to get to the roots of your plants so they'll absorb the chemical that kills insects. I'm interested to see if this will help with fungus gnats since I always seem to be cursed with a fresh bag of potting mix that contains nothing but gnats...The price is expensive, but it beats buying and spraying pesticides, no matter how organic they may be. I'm an inherently lazy gardener so something I can just add to the soil that will keep large infestations at bay is worth the price. I bought two 30-lbs bags this year for our very old orange tree so we'll see if it helps with that as well.

I'm just now getting to use this soil I ordered and once i used it i had bugs eating and damaging my plants (indoor garden) I've never had this promblem before but after a week of using this soil i lost several plants and trying to save the rest I have.

Worm castings to the rescue! If you don't want to keep a worm bin, this is an excellent product to have.I was having problems with white flies in my outdoor vegetable and flower gardens. The plants were not resisting pests or disease - and they just weren't growing vigorously.First I applied a thin layer of castings to the top of the soil and around the base of plants. Next I made worm casting + compost tea with a little molasses to feed the beneficial bacteria and fungi. After brewing about a day, the tea was applied as a foliar spray and used to water most of the garden.The white fly population dropped and the plants did much better the rest of the season. The spring garden is off to an excellent start.I'll keep boosting the soil with some castings through the season.

Sadly, this did not produce the great results everyone else is raving about. In mid March, I planted my spring veggie and herb garden using fresh new soil (same brand as in years past) and my fantastic fertilizer. The only change was the implementation of the earthworm castings. I purchased my transplants from various different garden centers over several weeks time period. A friend purchased some peppers transplants at the same time as I (she did not use this product) and she's already harvested several peppers. I have 1 tomato, 2 okra plants and basil that DID NOT get the worm castings and they are doing quite well. It's unfortunate that the rest of my poor garden (of 30+ plants) has never looked so unhealthy. Leaves are yellow and buds are dying off. The only common denominator for the unhealthy plants is this product. I will never purchase or use the Wiggle Worm Soil Builder Earthworm Castings Organic Fertilizer ever again.

My beautiful flowering exotic rose plants started dying after using this soil. Moreover the weeds are coming out of this which I never had in the past. Costco sells the best earthworm compost than this.

Ordered this to put under my evergreen tree's. They were dying and turning Orange. I mixed this with soil and to my surprise my tree's became green once again. Earth worm casting are good for ridding spider mites and other diseases that attack evergreens. I am so happy with this product and how it saved my $8,000.00 Tree fence. Great results. Great product.

I purchased the casing to discourage Kant flies from my potted plants. It killed EVERY plant