Expert Gardener Earthworm Castings Plant Food, 8 Pound

This product is a must have on our shelf. We use it every garden season. It is one of the ingredients of our seed starting soil (why buy fancy seed starting soil, when you can make your own). This is an awesome option for amending your garden soil. Happy gardening

This is the best organic fertilizer for vegetable gardening! My plants thrive and produce well when I feed them with worm castings. My only complaint is that the price has increased exponentially from last year, making it unaffordable for many, including me.

Worm castings are the best organic fertilizer there is for plants either planted in the ground or in pots. It's always my go to.

Because that is a great price. If I have more money I will buy more of that products. Because I am a landscaper. I provide flowers and vegetables plants for my customers and I need it All these items I bought great price

All of my Vegetables Really responded well whenever I Use this product. I have found that it that My Bell Peppers and Sugarcane Love this as they are way much Larger and my Harvest are very tremendous by boosting records!

Very good fertilizer. I have used it before and I continue to use it because it produces great results. Use as directed and don't get heavy-handed and it will cover a lot.

> ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great natural boost for plants! Expert Gardener Earthworm Castings are an easy way to give plants extra nutrients without harsh chemicals. I noticed healthier growth, greener leaves, and stronger roots after using them in my garden and potted plants. They're easy to mix into soil, don't have an overwhelming odor, and are a great addition for vegetables, flowers, and houseplants. Excellent value for the price!

this product is real good still have some really good for plants to help against bugs for indoor grows

I don't have much to say bout the quality of the product or lack thereof, I just came to say that the bag contained fungus gnats, which I was not expecting At All and was very disappointed and disturbed by.

Since I really wanted to get casting ASAP, I paid more than I should have for this variety. It's not poor quality, although it does seem heavily screened as it is very dry. This does make it easy to mix into soil, but it's probably not as bioactive as less screened varieties. The other downside of these castings is that it's really not much compared to what you can get at a garden store. Those bags do tend to be a bit more expensive, but you get A LOT more. In checking, one cubic foot is about $15-20 at two different Portland garden shops. This bag is $14.47 for 8 lbs = 1/5 of a cubic foot! Anyway, if you want earthworm castings, I'd check garden shops first to see what you think is a better deal.