- Economical product retains water allowing you to use 50-75% less
- Soil aeration allows for increased oxygen and germination rates
- Chemical-free soil ensures safe growing of organic produce
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$3198
Product Overview
25 lb. Noble Worm Organics is both proud and pleased to announce its long-awaited Noble Worm Soil Remedy, a natural product from Mother Nature's original gardener, the common earthworm, long recognized as the undisputed champion in converting organic wastes into a ready-to-use compost, fertilizer and soil amendment. And, in the process, those lowly creatures help aerate and condition the soil for the healthy and robust growth of all things green: crops of every description, lawns, plants, shrubs, ornamentals, flowers and gardens big and small.
- Plants grow faster due to increased germination rates
- Soil aeration allows for more oxygen to reach the root of the plant
- Castings allow for better water retention allowing you to use from 50-75% less water
- Chemical free, no artificial pesticides allow for growing organic produce
- Decreases heavy metal absorption in produce, like copper, lead and cadmium found naturally in soil
- Worm castings also help balance pH levels in soil
- Safe and non-toxic around children and pets
- Worm castings will not burn your plants, use as much as you like
- Natural pesticide by repelling insects and protecting your plants
- Study by Natural Resource showed crops grown with Worm Castings added to the soil increased their yield approximately 25% more than average
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Product Overview
- Economical product retains water allowing you to use 50-75% less
- Soil aeration allows for increased oxygen and germination rates
- Chemical-free soil ensures safe growing of organic produce
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| Brand | Soil Power | Noble Worm Organics | Vermont Organics Reclamation Soil | |
| Name | 5 lb. Bag Concentrated (5 lbs. makes 20 lbs.) Pure Organic Earth Worm Castings | 1 cu. ft. / 25 lb. Organic Worm Casting Soil | 2.8 cu. ft. Organic Raised Bed Recharge | BudJuice |
| Price | $1674 | $3198 | $3798 | $4766 |
| Ratings | (51) | (109) | (14) | (1) |
| Soil Amendment Type | Soil Conditioner | Soil Conditioner | Soil Conditioner | Soil Conditioner |
| Organic | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bag Weight (lb.) | 5 | |||
| Bag Capacity/Dry Volume (cu. ft.) | 1 | 2.8 | 0.0334 | |
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| Brand | Soil Power | Noble Worm Organics | Vermont Organics Reclamation Soil | |
| Name | 5 lb. Bag Concentrated (5 lbs. makes 20 lbs.) Pure Organic Earth Worm Castings | 1 cu. ft. / 25 lb. Organic Worm Casting Soil | 2.8 cu. ft. Organic Raised Bed Recharge | BudJuice |
| Price | $1674 | $3198 | $3798 | $4766 |
| Ratings | (51) | (109) | (14) | (1) |
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| Organic | ||||
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Specifications
Details
Bag Capacity/Dry Volume (cu. ft.)
1
Organic
Yes
Returnable
180-Day
Soil Amendment Type
Soil Conditioner
Soil Amendment Type
Worm Compost
Soil Matter
Organic
Questions & Answers
35Questions58Answers
does this product need to be added to top soil or can it be used by itself in an elevated planter bed?
Asked by dcd123 May 5, 201510
AnswersI would add worm casting to the soil, 50/50, mix it in well. I personally think it's too rich to use it by itself. By "elevated planter bed" do you mean raised bed. The idea would be the same. You can add it to the raised bed, mix it in well with the soil. Finally, worm casting is growth promoter/fertilizer. You can add it to all your plants. Your plants will be very happy.
i have 60 sq ft of raised garden @12''deep. How much should i use?
Asked by charles July 9, 20186
Answers1 -1.5 inches evenly across the top of the bed.
I'd like to apply this to my lawn. Are the castings fine enough to apply using a drop spreader (...
Asked by crankyoldman May 24, 20196
AnswersIts a little thick to use on a spreader.
What is the NPK
Asked by Jb September 2, 20186
AnswersThe NPK is listed on the back of the bag. 1-0-0
Wondering... Would some of this help my compost
Asked by Bets June 2, 20155
AnswersCompost and composting are different from worm casting. In worms, you're using red worms or composting worms to break down the organic matter that turns into rich fertilizer for your garden. The worms will consume the partially decomposed matter and turn it into worm casting or worm poo. The two processes are very different. In a normal (hot composting) you need to add the right ratios of nitrogen and carbon to generate enough heat to break down the organic materials (leaves, branches, grasses, cardboard, etc.) Your compost pile must have certain mass (3 ft by 3 ft). This basic guideline must be met or else your hot compost won't work. The materials will not decompose and it will not turn into "compost." There no need to add worm casting to your compost. You just wasting your money. Buy the organic worm casting and add to your garden soil, container, raised bed, etc. Your plants will be very happy to receive this rich organic fertilizer. Hope that help.
Is this product 100% worm casting?
Asked by EJ November 21, 20155
AnswersNO!
What is the shelf life? How should unused portions be stored? Thanks
Asked by edward May 30, 20185
AnswersTypically 5 yrs. for good quality castings. Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
Is worm castings used in lieu of fertilizing? Or an adjunct to it? If yes, can u add worm castings when u fertilize?
Asked by Leaflover June 15, 20185
AnswersYou can combine them, but you won't need as much fertilizer if you use this product.
I am laying my first raised bed - 6x12x1 - and am getting 100 gallons organic compost. Do i need this also, and what kind of blend am i looking for?
Asked by Jesse April 18, 20185
AnswersYes . Adding worm casting to your soil will make a big difference .
Does it contain worms? Or it produces worms once it is spreaded in my garden?
Asked by Mansi March 18, 20165
AnswersNo worms
Customer Reviews
Overall Ratings
Hi, I mix Noble Worm Organics with Compost. It makes a lite and fluffy mix that I use as Potting...
July 17, 2018
Hi,
I mix Noble Worm Organics with Compost. It makes a lite and fluffy mix
that I use as Potting Soil. And if the pot is too heavy!
I fill it half way up with Styrofoam peanuts.
Awesome Organic Fertilizer
September 22, 2015
As an organic gardener, I just love worm casting (worm poo) and couldn't get enough this stuff, we gardener call it "black gold' because it's precious to creating fertile soil. Normally you have to go to specialty nursery to get this awesome organic fertilizer. I use it in my garden bed, container, indoor house plants, etc... In addition, I use it to make worm tea, a liquid form of organic fertilizer. Whenever I prep my garden soil, worm casting is the first thing that come to mind. It acts a soil amendment, by aerating the soil to prevent compaction. It softens soil for young seedlings, so they can develop strong root systems. It also adds excellent source of nitrogen without the harmful effect of synthetic/chemical fertilizer. More importantly it won't burn your plants. It is truly a gift of Nature.
Dark, beautiful soil
August 3, 2015
Absolutely the best fertilizer you can buy. Dark and rich, it looks like good farm soil. I applied in directly to the soil, amending our very sandy soil. In our case, this should allow subsequent watering to filter the nutrients down to lower roots as well. I mixed the castings in with a mulch rich organic potting soil as well for plants, and it creates a really nice blend.
Super Rich Garden Food
July 31, 2015
The product mixes with the soil very easily. It looks rich with nutrients! I don't have a green thumb, but over the last few weeks, I noticed my flower bulb shoots grew quickly. I did two areas, and the one with the worm casting sprung up faster. I didn't use it on the grass, as I have a large lot and worked it in many other areas. I'm getting MORE for the lawn, as many people said it doesn't burn or have any negative effects. I've also mixed it in my square-foot garden area where we are about to plant some fall squash. I've never used a product like this one, but I would recommend it over the many other garden products since it's safe and natural. I don't like products with chemicals. Plus, I like knowing how it's made.
Superb Organic Worm Casting Soil
July 19, 2015
The one cubic foot sack of Organic Worm Casting Soil is enough to fertilize all the shrubs, trees, perennials, potted plants, even the yard. My yard is small to medium sized lot, almost 1/4 acre and fully landscaped. The worm castings soil is a very rich amendment added a cup per shrub to the top layer of the soil in existing plantings or you can add one cup to a freshly dug hole in new plantings. The worm casting soil can also be added freely to the lawn. It is a slow released fertilizer that will not burn or harm the landscaping. Absolutely awesome and easy to apply. So rich and nutritious.
A Million + 1 Uses!
May 16, 2015
This is a must have for anyone with a lawn or garden. It's not just use in the veggie patch, but you can use it as is or mixed with water as a "tea" on your lawn and plants. I originally got this to use in my new vegetable garden, but I'm also using it to help with my lawn reseeding project, as well as in my orchard, and in my planters. You just can't go wrong. Plus it's all natural, you don't have to worry about reading poison around your yard. Totally goof proof, and worry free. I can't say enough about this!
The best natural fertilizer
May 16, 2015
Reasons why I want worm casting for my gardening: worm casting is final product of earthworm digestion and is also called "super humus". It's the richest natural fertilizer known to humans. As little as a tablespoon of pure worm castings provides enough organic plant nutrients to feed a 6" potted plant for more than two months. Unlike animal manure and artificial fertilizers it is absorbed easily and immediately by plants. Worm castings don't only stimulate plant growth: they also enhance the ability of the soil to retain water (because of its texture - miniature football shaped particles which do not stick together) and it even inhibits root diseases such as root rot. These miniature particles also improve aeration of soil, so roots can grow faster and allows for excellent drainage in soil. Another advantage is that it does not harm plants no matter how much casting you put around them
The humus in the worm castings extracts toxins and harmful fungi and bacteria from the soil. Worm castings therefore have the ability to fight off plant diseases.
This product is little miracle making our garden happy. Worm castings are incredible helpers to our messed up soil. When holding this soil in the hand it feels like silky velvet. These days I am planting my seedlings into my vegetable beds. For now I am using about a spoon of casting per plant mixed into the soil above roots. For my veggies one bag will last all season.
Perfect for the Garden
May 7, 2015
A little of this goes a long way. It doesn't smell like fish fertilizer and is gives the plants the nutrients they need.
Food for the garden
May 4, 2015
Mix up some in the soil, and add some to the water to make tea, and off we go into the beautiful world of spring gardening. One bag last me all summer long for great compost tea. I also add dried sea salt for minerals, and my home brew compost. No matter how you use it for the garden you can not go wrong.
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