Where You Can Use It
Use the diluted concentrate on indoor houseplants, lawns, garden beds, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and ornamental plants. Apply it to the soil as part of your regular watering and soil-care routine.

For lawns, gardens, and plants
Made with worm castings, molasses, and water. Dilute the concentrate before applying it to soil.
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Use the diluted concentrate on indoor houseplants, lawns, garden beds, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and ornamental plants. Apply it to the soil as part of your regular watering and soil-care routine.
If you are comparing products sold as worm tea, this is a concentrated liquid made from worm castings, molasses, and water. Dilute it before use. Results vary with the plant, soil, weather, application rate, and other growing conditions.
Worm castings are the finished material produced by composting worms. Gardeners use castings and vermicompost as soil amendments. For practical background, see the Penn State Extension vermicomposting guide.
We recommend a concentration between 5 and 20 percent. One part concentrate mixed with ten parts water is a common ratio used in successful gardens. Diluted concentrate can be applied as often as the plant is watered.
Worm Empire Worm Casting Concentrate contains three ingredients: worm castings, molasses, and water. It contains no additional chemical ingredients or processing additives.
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Gallons: $11 first bottle, $8 each additional
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