Superworm Frass Liquid Fermented Fertilizer with Ormus Gold Minerals | Concentrated Soil Nutrients for Indoor/Outdoor Plants | Worm Tea Concentrate and Compost and Bokashi Boost

This worm tea is very easy to use. Just mix the contents of the bottle in water and that is it. But more instructions on how much to use indoor vs. outdoor plants, how often to use etc. would have been helpful. That being said I found it is a bit costly for the size. I am waiting to see the results now! The product was packaged very well and didn't leak in the box.

The media could not be loaded. I really enjoy this product because it is not only a fertilizer but it has benifical microbes. The microbes help feed the available nutrients in the bottle to my garden.. thank you for making a product for us organic farmers.

Don’t open this inside your house. The smell doesn’t get stuck or linger, but you’ll want to have good ventilation around you to carry the scent away. It doesn’t smell rotten or gag-worthy, it just smells like strong fertilizer. Kind of earthy and fecal. I like that it’s liquid and easy to add to the soil like a quick fert, but is made of worm frass and not synthetic NPK. I do wish it had the NPK content breakdown somewhere… I currently use it as a general fertilizer, but it would be nice to know for sure if this is good for the fruiting stage for vegetables (since it’s hard to find organic ferts that have equal P and K and lower N). I use liquid ferts in very dilute solutions, so I haven’t noticed any major growth, but it’s a nice liquid fert to have on hand if you have to save a nutrient deficient plant.

I got this to apply to my organic raised bed vegetable garden. I needed to add some additiional nutrients to the soil as most of the soil added recently is from bags of organic raised garden soil. That soil hasn't yet decomposed to the point where nutrients are more readily available to the plants' roots. This fertilizer really fit the bill.Liquid fermented worm frass fertilizer offers several benefits to plants - it provides essential nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which promotes healthy growth and development. This fertilizer also improves soil health by enhancing microbial activity, which helps plants absorb nutrients more efficiently.This fertilizer also contains Ormus Gold Minerals which benefit plants by enhancing their growth, increasing nutrient uptake, and improving overall plant health. They promote stronger root development and boost resistance to diseases and pests. Overall, this is an excellent organic fertilizer which hopefully improves the health of the vegetables that I'm growing.

Ordered this since I don't want to use chemicals in the garden and it did seem to help some of the new plants that had been recently transplanted. But knowing the nutrient content would be helpful since different fruit and veggie plants have different nutrient needs. If it was just worm castings then I agree that worms are good for all the plants but the added minerals is where some plants (like blueberries) prefer more acidic and nutrient needs are different which is why crop rotation is important. Knowing the NPK would be helpful.

I haven't grown much during our very hot summer, but am planting my fall garden now. I've used this in a few plants and they have done fine. I'll know more in a few months.My main concerns are that I have no idea of the NPK of this - it's listed as a fertilizer and all fertilizers tell you information such as that, yet this one does not. Also, this is expensive for its size.I appreciate that it's concentrated and organic, but I couldn't afford to use this regularly on my entire garden. I need to transplant a few trees that are root bound. I plan to use this on one of them when I do to see if it helps the tree handle that better.

The Superworm Frass Liquid Fermented Fertilizer with Ormus Gold Minerals has done wonders for my garden. It's concentrated, so a little goes a long way, and I've noticed my plants looking healthier and more vibrant since using it. The addition of Ormus Gold Minerals seems to give an extra boost to the soil, making this fertilizer a great choice.

The instructions say to add 1-4 liquid ounces per gallon of water1 liquid ounce = 2 TB = would make 16 fertilized gallons2 oz = 4 TB = 8 gallons3 oz = 6 TB = 5.33 gallons4 oz = 8 TB = 4 gallonsSince I was watering raised beds with mature plants in the middle of a midwest summer, I ended up using around 20 gallons of water during my most recent watering. I tried to stretch this, but definitely didn't have enough to give it to all of my plants. I would only recommend if you know the needs of your soil/how long this will last you, and if that usage works in your budget.