Worm Manure: 3 Easy Ways
Transplanting: Handful in the Hole
Add microbes when transplanting young plants into soil to reduce transplant shock and help plants recover faster, so they can immediately begin rooting out and begin growing to maturity. For veggies, you'll taste your first home-grown tomato up to 10 days sooner!
Potting Soil: Rehab Dead Dirt
Last year's soil hasn't 'gone bad'… it's missing the biology plants need to access the right nutrients, at the right time. Quickly reinvigorate old potting soil by mixing in 10% Worm Manure. (Pro tip: Plant immediately for max ecosystem benefit—microbes need root systems to survive!)
Perennial Flowers: Apply Around Base
Ornamental flowering plants like hydrangeas and rhododendrons set their buds based on the health and vitality they sense in their soil ecosystem. Sprinkle two handfuls around base of the plant (remember to water well!) and you'll boost bloom production all summer long.
