VermisTerra Videos - Learn About VermisTerra Aged Earthworm Castings and Tea
Using Worm Castings in Your Garden - What, Why, How
Using Worm Tea in Your Garden - What, Why, How
How to Foliar Feed with VermisTerra Worm Tea
Misilla from Learn to Grow shares how to foliar feed with VermisTerra worm tea. She discusses when to do it, how often, tips, and shows set up feed using a hose end sprayer, watering can and garden sprayer pump.
How to Use VermisTerra Products
Youtube channel California Gardening shares about VermisTerra products including the vermicompost and worm tea. He compares standard vs premium castings and discusses how to apply Vermisterra earthworm castings and earthworm tea in your garden.
Feeding The Garden With Worm Castings & Worm Tea
Misilla shows us how to use VermisTerra earthworm castings and nutrient tea in her beautiful garden. She also shares about the many benefits of castings and worm tea- while giving us a tour of her healthy garden fed with VermisTerra for 3 years.
How to Use Worm Castings for Your Tomato & Vegetable Seed Starts
How I'm Automatically Fertilizing My Garden with Drip Irrigation
CaliKim shows us the automatic drip irrigation system she set up to water and feed VermisTerra organic fertilizer to her garden.
Intro To VermisTerra at Expo
Uptown Grow Lab’s video introducing Vermisterra organic earthworm castings and nutrient tea. Filmed at the Cannagrow Expo, San Diego May 2016. Created by Jay at UptownGrowLab, Inc.
Living Soil with VermisTerra Products
Learn how to make your own container mix, potting mix or top soil by using VermisTerra earthworm castings and coco coir with chips. VermisTerra coco coir and chips are great for aeration, water retention with excellent drainage and breaks down into a loamy soil. Mindy shares how to expand the coco coir, the best ratio for making your own potting mix, and how to re condition used potting mix for reuse.
Container Gardening: All About Worm Castings, A Soilless Mix, Refreshing Old Mix
DIY Potting Mix Using Castings with Coco Coir + Chips
The advantage of using coconut coir and coco chips in your potting mix is that you do not need to use additional materials like perlite or vermiculite for drainage. This potting mix by itself works very well for growing a wide variety of container plants like flowers, vegetables, fruits and herbs.
How to Use VermisTerra Coco Coir with Chips
California Gardening show reviews VermisTerra coco coir with chips product and shows how to make your own potting soil by adding earthworm castings. He shares the benefits and how it saves on costs.
Microgreens with VermisTerra
Grow Microgreen Seed to Harvest with Worm Castings
Misilla from Learn to Grow compares growing microgreens in coco coir with and without castings. She grows sunflower, kale, red cabbage, and wheat grass. You will see double the height, bigger leaves, larger root, and no dampening off.
Microgreens - Start to End, with Recipes
California Gardening blog shares a new method to grow microgreens VermisTerra earthworm castings in baking trays. He shows how grow to grow microgreens from start to finish, and includes two recipes.
Worm Castings Grow Better Microgreens
On the Grow Channel tested different amounts of Worm Castings added into Cococoir to figure out which Soil to Casting ratio works best for growing Microgreens! They report and rate yield, taste and cost.
Myth: Microgreens Don't Need Nutrients
Corey’s Cave Channel talks about the issue with using coco coir being its lack of nutrients. You can grow sub par microgreens without nutrients but you won’t get large, lush and tender microgreens. The problem with most nutrients and fertilizers is that they are not organic. Worm castings however are organic and in this video Corey finds out if they will provide enough nutrients for a healthy microgreens grow.
Hydrospiral Deep Root Irrigation
How Hydrospiral and VermisTerra Tea Work Together
Learn how VermisTerra’s deep root irrigation tube and soil amendments work together to create a living soil. Maximize plant health by using the Hydrospiral with VermisTerra earthworm casting tea. Together, these two products will improve access of aeration, nutrients and water to the soil microbes. These microbes will condition the soil and boost organic matter. Just two products can condition soil, improve aeration, improve water retention, increase root mass, help reduce weeds, save on water and boost organic matter.
Tips on Installing Hydrospirals
How to install the VermisTerra Hydrospiral, use an auger with power drill, and tips on best placement of the deep root watering tubes, different ways to set up the emitter, and emitter speeds.
Intro to Hydrospiral
VermisTerra’s HydroSpiral tube is a deep root irrigation system that allows water, air and nutrients to directly reach the root zone. Less water wasted, less weeding, and stronger healthier roots. Learn more about HydroSpiral’s design, benefits, and how to install in your orchard. When combined with VermisTerra earthworm tea, the HydroSpiral tubes allow ample water and oxygen to roots and microbes living in the soil
VermisTerra Benefits and Observations
Rare Dragonfruit Channel shows how to install Hydrospiral 9 inch tubes into a raised bed. VermisTerra HydroSpiral is a deep root watering apparatus which installs into the ground near the base of the plant. Using the tube and worm tea together will help improve the soil environment with beneficial microbes and allow roots to grow broader and deeper.
Agriculture Topics
Scientific Explanation For How VermisTerra Works and How They're Different
Agronomist and Nut Tree Expert, Peter Viss shares his knowledge about VermisTerra aged earthworm castings, tea and how what sets them apart. Filmed over three days at the 2019 Tulare World AG Expo. See Table of Contents to Jump to a question below!
Why Haven't I Heard of VermisTerra?
Agronomist Peter Viss explains why not many have heard of VermisTerra. Sometimes something comes along that’s so different, hard to explain and people are afraid because it’s too fantastic. It’s everything it claims to be and more. JL Organics is the first worm farm to commercialize this quality of castings and this stable concentrate live tea. VermisTerra is New and Different.
VermisTerra Benefits and Observations
Agronomist Peter works with farmers to mitigate salt, reduce nematodes, use less water, and increase good biology. Microbes can package nutrients for easy plant uptake.
Microbes in VT tea accelerates carbon deposition cycle- allowing plant to be healthier, more flowering, sweeter fruit because the plant can do more without having to conserve resources.
How Much and How Long to Continue Using VermisTerra?
Agronomist Peter Viss shares what distinguishes Vermisterra tea from other biologicals. The more you use it the better your soil gets. In farming, everythings easier on good dirt. Everything is easier if your plants are healthy. “Make good dirt out of bad dirt and make great dirt better.”
There’s enormous diversity and concentration of beneficial bacteria that come from the worm gut.
We are just taking advantage of a system that already exists. It’s the power of complex natural biology that’s worked for millennia.
Vermisterra History and Farm Tour
VermisTerra as Alternative to Fumigation - ROI, and Value of Vermisterra
Agronomist Peter shares about this “biological wonder”, what makes it special, what problems it may fix. He uses it to help farmers substitute for fumigation, aerate soil, reduce nematodes, mitigate salt, provide strength to trees, and keep irrigation lines clean. Peter explains how to use VermisTerra as a standalone product or as a compliment an existing program. It can help farmers fix specific problems or maximize profit.
Urban Farmer and Agronomist Q&A, Discuss VermisTerra
Jamil Burns, urban farmer and owner of Raised Roots interviews agronomist and nut tree expert, Peter Viss. They discuss VermisTerra products and their relationship with compost, disease, BT, bioremediation, mycorrhizae, spider mites, white flies, flavor in fruit, and fumigation.
VermisTerra Testimonies
Phil's Citrus and Phytophthora Story
Bob's Blueberry Canker
Tomato Comparison: Chemical VS VermisTerra
Gary from the Rusted Garden compares two like variety tomatoes and you can actually see the benefits of VermisTerra earthworm casting and tea on the tomato plant compared to a tomato that received chemical fertilizers. A very significant difference.
Use VermisTerra Tea for Huge Roots
Mernell and John from CVPS (Coachella Valley Plumeria Society) share their tips on how to successfully bag root plumeria cuttings. John show’s off cuttings that were dipped in VermisTerra worm tea with huge spaghetti sized roots!
Amazing Results - Tomatoes With and Without Worm Tea
Misilla from Learn to Grow shares results from her experiment growing tomatoes with and without VermisTerra earthworm casting tea over 4-5 weeks.
She started with a smaller plant, gave it tea, and it caught up with the bigger plants and outgrew it. Misilla waters them with VermisTerra tea once a week. Both sets received the same potting mix. The leaves of the ones that received tea were taller and bushier.
3rd Grade Teacher and Flower Lover
Brittany's Indoor Plants
Grandpa Ramo's Super Sweet Papyas
The Best Year - Vineyard healthier, less pests, 26 BRIX
Dennis Erickson, owner of Erickson’s Vines, Fallbrook CA tells us about the changes to his vineyard after applying VermisTerra tea and castings. He no longer finds any “red blotch” leaves, much healthier appearance, there are less pests problems, one vine produced grapes for the first time in 5 years, and 26 BRIX quality wine grapes. The winery are very pleased with his grapes.
Uncle Steve talks to Dennis about lab numbers vs organic numbers, letting nature work by building up the organic matter and healthy soil
Wine Grape Vineyard - Very Pleased with Worm Tea Results
Owner of Erickson’s Vines tells us about his 6 year old cabernet franc vineyard. After using VermisTerra castings and tea he observed that his plants were healthier, less pest problems, uses less water, and his winery is pleased with his grapes. Dennis shares about how the soil was dead, and he needed to build up the nutrients in the soil.
Dennis shows us how he tops his vines and how he utilizes his sensor (moisture, soil temperature, rain.)
Harvesting Huge Rhubarb
Check out this video featuring harvesting big rhubarb from Misilla’s channel: Learn To Grow. Many of her viewers are shocked at how huge her rhubarb gets! “For the past three years, I’ve been using only worm castings and Vermisterra nutrient tea to amend our soil and feed our plants. Our plants have become healthier, more lush and bigger since!
Dragon Fruit New Growth and No More Chlorosis
The Rare Dragon Fruit Channel shows how VermisTerra corrected chlorosis (yellowing) on dragon fruit, and increased new growth. They introduce the standard vs premium earthworm castings. Stay tuned for more videos reviews and neat experiments.
Benefits of Worm Castings
Why Do Pests Eat The Sick Plants In Your Garden?
Experiment: Best Media to Use with Worm Castings
Worm Castings, Compost vs Seed Starting Mix
Earthworm Castings in Hydroponic Microgreens
Learn About Living Soil
How the Soil Food Web Works in the Organic Garden
Put Carbon Where it Belongs
Fossil fuels, deforestation and industrial agriculture have released dangerous amounts of carbon into the atmosphere. We can store and stabilize large amounts of carbon where it belongs – in the soil.