Wiscasset Blend™
Earthworm Castings
Earthworm Castings
For outdoor containers, window boxes, hanging baskets, flower & veggie gardens and top-dressing indoor house plants
Wiscasset Blend™
Earthworm Castings
Earthworm Castings
For outdoor containers, window boxes, hanging baskets, flower & veggie gardens and top-dressing indoor house plants
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Quick Growing Guide:
Wiscasset Blend™ Organic & Natural Earthworm Castings are odor-free and can be used both indoor and out. Wiscasset Blend™ contains no chemical fertilizers or synthetic substances, and is safe to use anywhere.
For use with flowers, vegetables, herbs and houseplants. Thoroughly mix Wiscasset Blend™ Earthworm Castings into the top of garden, potting or container soil, tamp down and water-in thoroughly.
Pots and containers:
- For a 6″ pot, sprinkle two tablespoons on the top of the soil, scratch in and water.
- For a 12″ pot, sprinkle four tablespoons on the top of the soil, scratch in and water.
- For a 24″ pot, sprinkle eight tablespoons on the top of the soil, scratch in and water.
Window boxes and hanging baskets:
Apply liberally to cover the soil surface with a 1/4″ layer of earthworm castings. Scratch in and water.
Trees and shrubs:
Top-dress a generous layer of earthworm castings around the drip line of the plant, (the lateral diameter of the shrub or tree).
Compost tea:
Mix one cup of worm castings in a gallon of water, stirring vigorously to aerate. Let it sit for an hour and then stir again. Use the finished mixture to water-in the soil around vegetables, annuals, perennials, trees and shrubs. Or you can use as a foliar spray by applying the liquid directly to the leaves with a watering can or spray applicator.
Potting Soil enriched with…
Our soils contain natural ingredients sourced from ocean waters and farms.
The frame for our soils name
Wiscasset Blend™ is named after the picturesque Mid-Coast village long known as the “prettiest” in Maine. Located on the Sheepscot River just up from Boothbay Harbor, Wiscasset was home to thriving shipping, shipbuilding, and lumber industries, and the busiest seaport north of Boston in the 1880s.
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