VermisTerra Vitality
Introducing Vitality
How to Use Vitality in Your Garden and Increase Harvests
Vitality Amazing Results and How to Use
Vitality in Hydroponics, Reuse Same Water
Jeb Gardener uses Vitality and 50% nutrient to grow lettuce in the same water 3 times! He gets better results with each harvest. Vitality and Worm Tea create a balanced biosystem in your water, which helps break down residuals. No need to pH or dump the water which wastes nutrients.
Propagate Cuttings Quickly with Vitality
Sweet Briar Flower farm’s been using VermisTerra liquid worm castings on their sweet pea cuttings. Now they run a side by side comparison of propagating using Vitality versus synthetic rooting hormone. See their awesome results, how they propagate and transplant sweet peas, and learn more about this husband/wife, Veteran owned flower farm in Washington.
Propagate Dragonfruit with Vitality (zero rot)
Paul from Rare Dragonfruit and What Plant is That Paul channels, shares how he propagated 80-90 one of a kind dragon fruit cuttings with zero rot using Vermisterra Vitality. He has over 300 varieties of dragonfruit from all over the world.
All of Paul’s dragon fruit cuttings are pushing roots quickly. He even rooted cuttings that had buds and flowers on them. Vitality helps with root development, growth, fertility and yield. Worm castings contain natural plant hormones (called auxins, gibberellins, cytokinins) and humic acids which regulate plant growth!
Vitality Contains Natural Plant Hormones
Vitality is chock full of natural plant hormones (called auxins, gibberellins, cytokinins) and humic acids which regulate plant growth. It’s excellent for root formation in cuttings.
Not only helps with root development, boosts growth, fertility and yield. Castings contain chitinase which melt insects with exoskeletons.
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VermisTerra Earthworm Castings and Worm 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
How to Use VermisTerra Products
Feeding The Garden With Worm Castings & Worm Tea
How to Use Worm Castings for Your Tomato & Vegetable Seed Starts
How I'm Automatically Fertilizing My Garden with Drip Irrigation
Intro To VermisTerra at Expo
Living Soil with VermisTerra Products
Container Gardening: All About Worm Castings, A Soilless Mix, Refreshing Old Mix
DIY Potting Mix Using Castings with Coco Coir + Chips
How to Use VermisTerra Coco Coir with Chips
Rusted Garden's Seed Starting Mix Recipe
Rusted Garden prefers to use worm castings and worm casting teas with his seed starts, potting up mixes, container plants and to help get transplants going in the garden. He uses 1 cup of castings per 6-8 quarts of starting mix. He uses 4 ounces of worm casting tea per 1 gallon of water and start the tea feeding after about 2-3 weeks of growth. You can use it every 1-2 weeks, thereafter, based on your plants needs and plants size.
Worm Castings on Strawberry Plants - AMAZING Results!
How to grow big strawberry plants using worm castings in beds and in a green stalk tower. Misilla compares one side fed with worm castings and worm tea and the other without. She shares the benefits of how worm castings make such a huge difference.
Desert Garden Tour Transformation
Ms. Selin’s been using VermisTerra worm castings, worm tea and Vitality for the last 3 years. Worm castings help with water retention and help plants tolerate environmental stress. She’s growing Chinese bottle gourd, amaranth greens, zucchini, mulberry trees, yard long beans, a jujube tree, and citrus trees. Learn how she transformed her dirt from hard and compact to loose and loamy with good drainage.
3 Ingredients for Best Strawberries
Jolene of Sanctuary Gardens shares the 3 ingredients that help grow the best strawberries. She goes into fertilizing schedules, planting time, and maintenance. After using VermisTerra Vitality, there are no longer sees aphids, slugs or pill bugs, roly polys on her strawberries or in her garden.
Cannabis with VermisTerra
Mr. Grow It on Cannabis and Worm Castings
When growing cannabis, earthworm castings can help with overall growth as well as keep your plants healthy. This video is an introduction to earthworm castings where I talk about what they are, the benefits of using them, and how to use them. By Mr Grow It.
Cannabis using Vitality
Uptown Grow Lab tries Vitality. In his words, “Really kicking a**, grown tremendous, super lush, pretty mind blowing with just one shot. I highly recommend Vitality.”
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Microgreens with VermisTerra
Grow Microgreen Seed to Harvest with Worm Castings
Microgreens - Start to End, with 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
Hydrospiral Deep Root Irrigation
How Hydrospiral and VermisTerra Tea Work Together
Tips on Installing Hydrospirals
Intro to Hydrospiral
VermisTerra Benefits and Observations
Agriculture Topics
Scientific Explanation For How VermisTerra Works and How They're Different
Why Haven't I Heard of VermisTerra?
VermisTerra Benefits and Observations
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?
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
Urban Farmer and Agronomist Q&A, Discuss VermisTerra
Carbon Farming to Stop Climate Change
Regenerative agriculture, also known as carbon farming, is one way people are taking action against the climate crisis, turning harmful carbon emissions in the atmosphere into nutrient rich soil or biochar and using it to farm organic and sustainable food.
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
Amazing Results - Tomatoes With and Without Worm Tea
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
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
Dennis shows us how he tops his vines and how he utilizes his sensor (moisture, soil temperature, rain.)
Harvesting Huge Rhubarb
Dragon Fruit New Growth and No More Chlorosis
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.
Fertilizer vs Nitrogen Fixers + Microorganisms
What are nitrogen fixing plants, and why use them over nitrogen fertilizer? This video answers this question through an explanation of the nitrogen cycle. What nitrogen fixing plants, bacteria, fungi, and earthworms do for growing.