Wiggle Worm Combo Package - 4 Total 40-Pound Bags – Egg Material Raised Bed Soil Mix (3 Count) and Pure Worm Castings Plus Worm Egg Material Fertilizer and Amendment (1 Count)

This combo pack features both Wiggle Worm’s Worm Egg Material Raised Bed Mix soil and fertilizer and Pure Worm Castings Plus Worm Egg Material fertilizer and soil amendment. The Egg Material Raised Bed Mix comes from the same worms that bring you the world’s MOST PURE Worm Castings. We mix our nutrient rich worm bedding soil laden with worm eggs with just the right amount of Pure Worm Castings Organic Fertilizer to create a soil that is rich and ready for planting, while the Pure Worm Castings Plus Egg Material provide fertilization as well as acting as a soil amendment, aerating the soil. The added Worm Egg Material is made up of tiny balls of organic soil laden with worm eggs which greatly increase microbial activity around the root zone. When worm eggs hatch in soil, the worms adapt and provide numerous benefits to the soil and plants around them, increasing aeration of the soil, nutrient cycling, water movement (hatching is not guaranteed). Use these two products in conjunction for a nutrient-rich soil your plants will thrive in.

• Combo Pack: You will receive (3) Worm Egg Material Raised Bed Soil Mix as well as (1) Pure Worm Castings Plus Worm Egg Material in black-and-white printed bags - Each bag contains 40 pounds of product.
• Soil and Fertilizer Mixture: Wiggle Worm Raised Bed Mix is composed of high-quality compost soil blended with trace amounts of worm castings and worm eggs - Worm eggs are hardly noticeable within worm castings, and colors/levels of translucency may vary.
• Fertilizer and Soil Amendment: Pure Worm Castings Plus Egg Material is made from a combination of our Pure Worm Castings mixed with added Worm Egg Material to enhance the microbial activity of your soil while providing aeration, improving drainage, and adding nutrients for proper plant growth and health.
• Promotes Living Soil: Worm egg material is the cocoons the worms lay, and tiny balls of soil mixed with bits of bedding not eaten by our worms, which helps to increase the microbial activity in soil - Some debris including small rocks may make it through the sifting process.
• A Chance for Worms: Worm eggs may hatch in soil, adapt, and begin to help improve soil quality - Worm tunnels bring in oxygen, drain water, and create space for plant roots, and live worms will produce more castings.