Make a Living Potting Mix Using VermisTerra Earthworm Castings and Coco Coir with Chips 

Yes earthworm castings and coco coir are excellent for any plant- but especially cannabis which grow very similarly to tomato and cucumbers. We've had multiple commercial greenhouses growing tomatoes and cucumbers use our products for increase plant growth, harvest weight, more blooms, and less disease complications. The key is that our products are bioavailable, and they balance out any soil issues so that nutrients, minerals, are available = less stress = plant can focus on growing! I will add that video idea to our list!

The worm castings and Vitality are a multivitamin with elements which build a strong foundation and soil structure. Worm tea is made goes hand in hand with it- it is a soil enhancer, bio-stimulant that helps renew tired soil, make nutrients, and release salt and pH problems. Made from castings, kelp, molasses and much more, it is chock full of plant probiotics and enzymes to perk up your plants. It's very important for the maintenance of healthy soil.

Can you send us a photo thru our website? It sounds like possibly over watering. Would need to ask more info about your growing climate and conditions. Shoot us a message under the contact us page! - Mindy

Not daily- you can apply vitality at diluted rates every 1-2 weeks or less often depending on the health of your plant. Using vitality is an easy way to refresh with earthworm casting without having to disturb plants. Vitality will work faster than regular castings- giving you big lush leaves and better pest resistance.

@@mlramos3064 Yeah, thought I would need vatility to keep feeding the plant, aside from refreshing the worm castings. I figured Coco coir washes away nutrients, but that wouldn't make sense since it does have one amendment which is the worm castings vermiterra. I wish I could show you the plant. I'm trying to be really careful not to over water or let it get too dry. What kind of steps I would need to follow if I can only water it with vatility every one or two weeks? I use tap water to dilute it.

You can use the coco coir with chips for seed starting, it's just not as ideal because the chips can cause the seeds to grow in a non uniform way. In a pinch, you could just remove the chips and longer pith strands with your hand. For seed starting you can use fine coco coir which is widely available everywhere. Hope that helps!

Hello- yes it is normal for the worm tea to have a manure smell. Regular tea will be clear and brown like cola or black tea. If water gets into the bottle, it can go bad which will turn the tea black and cloudy. If you prefer our worm castings which has no odor, please contact us via our website.

@@VermisterraEarthwormCastings no I bought YOUR woem tea and it smells REALLY bad. AND its dark colored and cloudy.😱sooooo you are telling me its NOT suppose to smell that way??🤔😱I got a bad batch?? Cuz it was sealed....😭

Oooohhhh I see lol u are saying the worm CASTINGS have no oder🤦‍♀️😏 lol..gotcha!

@@plantgurugangsta7299 yes the tea is dark but if you pour it in a glass it will be slightly clear like cola. It does smell but some customers say it’s not as bad as fish emulsions, some say it’s horrible and they can’t use it, others say they like the smell since their plants like it. If you do not wish to use it due to the smell I can exchange it once to make sure. You can email me thru the website for more help. Thank you, Mindy

@@mlramos3064 thanks I appreciate all the info, i bought it through amazon so I'm not so sure it qualifies for that lol🤷‍♀️thx though