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✅ NITRO WORM TEA BOOSTER (Tea Bag Instructions)

What it is

A microbe-rich tea bag made with premium worm castings + organic boosters to help plants grow stronger, greener, and more resilient.

Best for

Houseplants • Veggies • Herbs • Raised beds • Lawns • Seedlings • Veg + Flower stage

How to Brew (Best Results)

You need:

  • 1 Nitro Tea Bag

  • 1 gallon of water (dechlorinated is best)

  • Bucket/jug

  • Optional: air pump/bubbler

✅ Steps

  1. Add 1 tea bag to 1 gallon of water

  2. Brew/steep 12–24 hours

  3. Stir or shake occasionally (or bubble it)

  4. Use right after brewing

📌 Tap water tip:
Let water sit overnight (uncapped) before brewing to reduce chlorine.

How to Apply

✅ Soil Drench (recommended):
Pour around the base of the plant until the soil is evenly moist.

✅ Foliar Spray (optional):
Strain first, then spray leaves lightly.

How Often to Use

  • Fast growth / heavy feeding: 1–2x per week

  • Maintenance: every 7–14 days

  • Transplants: use immediately after transplant

Storage

  • Keep tea bags cool + dry

  • Use brewed tea within 24 hours

✅ Healthy smell: earthy/sweet
❌ Bad smell: rotten eggs/sewer (dump it and restart)

✅ READY 2 WIGGLE WORM CASTINGS (Soil Amendment Instructions)

What it is

Premium worm castings packed with:

  • Beneficial microbes

  • Humic acids + enzymes

  • Natural nutrients

  • Soil-improving biology

✅ Worm castings are best described as a soil amendment/soil conditioner (not a harsh fertilizer).
They help plants unlock nutrition, improve soil structure, and build healthier roots.

Best for

Vegetable gardens • Raised beds • Indoor plants • Cannabis • Lawns • Transplants • Seed starting

How to Use (3 Easy Ways)

Option 1: Mix into Soil (Best overall)

✅ Mix into potting soil or garden soil:

  • 10–20% castings in your mix
    Example:
    1 gallon of soil = 2–3 cups of castings

Option 2: Top Dress (Fast & Simple)

✅ Sprinkle on top of soil:

  • Small pots: 1–2 tablespoons

  • Medium pots: ¼ cup

  • Large pots: ½–1 cup

Water after applying.

Option 3: Transplant Booster

✅ Put castings in the hole when transplanting:

  • Small plant: 2 tablespoons

  • Larger plant: ¼–½ cup

How Often to Use

  • Every 2–4 weeks as a top dressing

  • Any time you transplant

  • Great to use throughout the entire grow cycle

Watering Tip

Castings work best when the soil stays slightly moist, not dried out completely.

Storage

Store sealed and dry. Keep out of direct sunlight.
If it clumps up, that’s normal — just break it apart.

✅ ECOSYSTEM BAG (Home Worm Bin Starter Kit Instructions)

What it is

This is a living mini worm ecosystem meant for people who want to start a small worm bin at home.

Each bag includes a healthy biology starter mix, such as:

  • Worm castings + bedding material

  • Microbes + organic matter

  • Worm cocoons and/or baby worms (when available)

📌 You may not see big adult worms immediately — that’s normal.

Best for

✅ Starting a worm bin at home
✅ Feeding houseplants later with fresh castings
✅ Families/kids learning composting
✅ Apartment-friendly compost solution

What You Need to Start Your Bin

Simple home bin setup:

  • Small tote/storage bin (5–18 gallons)

  • Air holes in lid/sides (or keep lid slightly cracked)

  • Shredded cardboard/newspaper

  • A small spray bottle or a cup of water

  • Your Ecosystem Bag

  • Food scraps (start light)

How to Set Up Your Home Worm Bin

✅ Step-by-step

  1. Add 2–4 inches of shredded cardboard bedding into the bin

  2. Lightly mist bedding so it feels like a wrung-out sponge

  3. Pour in the Ecosystem Bag and spread evenly

  4. Add a small handful of food scraps (don’t overfeed)

  5. Cover scraps with cardboard bedding

  6. Keep the bin in a cool indoor spot

✅ Best temperature range: 55–80°F

What to Feed (Start Small)

✅ Great starter foods:

  • Fruit & veggie scraps

  • Coffee grounds (small amounts)

  • Crushed eggshell powder (light sprinkle)

  • Tea bags (no staples)

❌ Avoid:

  • Meat, dairy, oily foods

  • Too much citrus

  • Too much onion/garlic

  • Salty foods

How Much to Feed

For the first 1–2 weeks:
✅ Only feed 1–2 times per week, small amounts

A good rule:
Feed only what they can finish in 2–3 days

Moisture & Smell Guide

✅ Healthy bin smells like: earth/soil
❌ Bad smells mean:

  • Too wet, too much food, or not enough airflow

Fix it fast by adding:
✅ More shredded cardboard (dry bedding)
✅ Less food
✅ More airflow

When Will They Multiply / Feel Established?

  • You’ll see the bin stabilize in 2–4 weeks

  • Cocoon hatching and population growth happens over 30–60 days

Storage Before Use

Best used within 7 days of purchase.
Keep cool, shaded, and don’t let it dry out.

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