Fed with biological compost
Our worms are fed high-quality biological compost.
1 / 2Our worms are fed high-quality biological compost and a varied diet. No fresh manure is used. The resulting worm castings are for adding to the soil around vegetables, fruit trees and flowering plants.
How it works & how to use it ↓Soil-grown vegetables, fruit trees and flowering plants.
Sprinkle a thin layer around the base of the plant, then water thoroughly. Ask our team for an amount suited to your pot or growing area.
Always check the directions on the pack you receive.Our worms are fed high-quality biological compost.
No fresh manure is used to feed our worms.
We feed our worms a variety of foods alongside the compost.
Compost and vermicompost are additions to soil. Choose the type and amount for your plants and the growing medium you already use.

Soil-grown vegetables, fruit trees and flowering plants.
Sprinkle a thin layer around the base of the plant, then water thoroughly. Ask our team for an amount suited to your pot or growing area.
Keep moist and away from direct sunlight, as directed on the pack.
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