Does Costco have worm castings?

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Does Costco have worm castings?

Product Details. Worm castings – natures perfect plant food. An organic and natural way to provide year round nutrients your plants will need. Apply dry as directed year round in warmer climates and spring, summer & fall in colder regions with regular watering.

How often should you use worm castings?

Apply a 1/8- to 1/4-inch layer of earthworm castings between each layer of compost materials (i.e., layer castings as you build your compost pile). Enrich your bin with fresh castings every two to three months.

Are all worm castings the same?

Worm castings are the secret ingredient that can help get your plant’s growth get kicked into high gear. However, not every kind of worm castings are the same. In a way, they’re kind of like pizza. It’s all pretty good, but some are just amazing compared to others.

What is the NPK of worm castings?

Analysis of earthworm castings reveals that they are rich in iron, sulfur, calcium, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK rating: 5.5. 3). They are much richer in nutrients than bulk compost, therefore application rates are much lower.

Which brand of worm castings are best?

Best Worm Castings

  • Unco Worm Castings Organic Fertilizer, Wiggle Worm Soil Builder, 15-Pound (Editors choice – High Quality)
  • Life Cycle Organics 100% Organic Worm Castings – 20 oz.
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  • Plantonix Worm Bliss Premium Vegan & Organic Earthworm Castings, (4 Quart) (Affordable Product)

Can you grow in pure worm castings?

It’s totally safe to handle and it won’t have any negative affect on the plants if you accidentally put too much in. In fact, you could grow marijuana plants directly in worm castings if you wanted to, although it’s probably not the most cost-effective route to do it on a large scale.

Is it OK to freeze worm castings?

Worm castings are non-toxic, and while we don’t recommend eating them, they will not cause harm to people or pets. Worm castings should never be frozen or stored in the freezer. Freezing worm castings will kill off most the larger lifeforms and cause the rest to go dormant.