(Newswire.net — July 22, 2020) — Simple Grow have launched a range of new worm castings, the 100% natural and odorless soil improver. Worm castings provide a rich source of plant nutrients while promoting soil aeration and improving the nitrogen content of the soil.
The producers and suppliers of worm castings for 100% organic soil improvement and natural fertilization have launched a number of new products. Options are available in a variety of sizes to suit yards of all types and are also available in bulk for farms and commercial use.
More information can be found at: https://www.simplegrowsoil.com
Worm castings are the product of worm digestion. Worms digest the plant material they ingest and concentrate the nutrients in their castings. They are supplied as dry, odorless granules that aerate and add structure to the soil.
They are also a rich source of plant growth hormones, which ensures that worm casting treated soils promote rapid growth and ensure stronger, healthier plants. They are also a rich source of friendly soil bacteria and help add nitrogen to the soil without any need for chemical fertilizers.
According to Simple Grow, worm castings are the most potent soil supplement available. This makes them cost effective as a little goes a long way. Unlike many fertilizers they will not burn plant roots and it is impossible to overuse.
They are also 100% organic so can be safely used by organic growers and commercial producers to enhance organic fruit and vegetable crops. Worm castings are available to buy online from Simple Grow in a range of four pack sizes. For commercial applications or customers with large gardens, bulk 1-ton sacks are also available.
For those growers who prefer a liquid plant food, the worm castings tea kit can be used to convert solid worm castings into liquid plant food. Worm casting tea can be sprayed on to the ground or directly onto plants to cover a larger area than is possible with the solid form of worm castings.
It is also possible to purchase live worms together with packs of worm food. These can be added to compost piles to accelerate composting or used as natural soil improvers and enhance the worm population in gardens.
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