Wiggle Worm 100% Pure Worm Castings Plus Worm Egg Material, 40lb | Fertilizer and Soil Amendment, Indoor and Outdoor Gardening, Improves Soil Fertility and Aeration, Organic and Odor Free

I’m very picky about soil amendments, and these worm castings are exactly what they should be — clean, fresh, and finely textured with no trash, no foul odor, and no clumps of undecomposed material. They mixed easily into my soil and worked beautifully for both container plants and garden beds. What I really appreciate is that this is true worm castings, not filler-heavy compost pretending to be something else. Plants responded quickly with healthier color and steady growth, without any risk of burning. I’ve used them for herbs, vegetables, and flowering plants with consistent results. If you care about soil health, microbial life, and long-term plant vigor, this is a solid, reliable product. I will absolutely keep this on hand and reorder

Excellent fertilizer for the garden! I have used this for the past 3 years and I definitely notice a difference in the vegetables that have the fertilizer in the garden beds. The worms help to aerate the soil and replenish the nitrates resulting in stronger and more bountiful plants.

Great product, great price

Good stuff

Love these worm castings. I use it liberally when I plant and every spring when I fertilize. It always amazes me in the spring when I loosen up the dirt to fertilize and add these castings, how many worms I dig up. Great for plants. It’s made a big difference in my success rate planting. I think I can see signs that my thumb is turning green.

Good product but it’s stored in a non aeration bag so oxygen can’t get to the microbes

Finally got the bag spread into the garden after 2 or 3 weeks. Plenty of active little worms. Will add another in fall. And one for composting. Kept bag in shaded area so it wouldn't overheat.

Worm castings are crucial if you want to create a thriving, nutrient-rich “living” soil. It’s made all the difference in the success of my garden in the harsh Mohave desert of northwestern Arizona. I’ve even been able to grow things that normally don’t do well here., like gardenias, hibiscus, strawberries, etc., that not only bloom/fruit prolifically in spring, but are strong enough to withstand the triple-digit summers, and winter over below freezing temps and come back year after year. Plus, things that are better adapted to this environment to start with do amazingly well. I never plant anything without it.