Superworm Insect Frass
Superworm Insect Frass - 2.5 lbs is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Care information
Care information
Please store this product in a temperature and humidity controlled environment, preferrable out of direct light.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We ship same day if the order is placed before 3 pm.
Superworm frass provides a gentle balance of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to all plant life. It releases this nutrient boost slowly and consistently over 3-4 weeks.
Description
Description
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SUPERWORM FRASS?
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Frass amended soil produces plants that are stronger and more resistant to pests (especially fungal gnats)
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Frass boosts beneficial enzymes which stimulate plant defenses and growth
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Is effective in controlling root feeding nematode populations
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Helps control fungal diseases
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Stimulates soil biology
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Frass is a natural bloom stimulant
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Superworm Frass contains chitin, a natural polymer that helps plants produce a healthy immune system and works to prevent plant diseases.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF CHITIN?
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Plants exposed to chitin assume they are being eaten by insects and naturally boost their immune systems
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Chitin naturally strengthens plants' cell walls
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It increases plants’ biomass
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Changes the soil in a way that is disadvantageous for phytopathogenic organisms.
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Frass improves soil conditions for beneficial microorganisms so plants can easily thrive
HOW DO I USE SUPERWORM FRASS?
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Amend soil by mixing 3/4 - 1 cup of Frass per gallon of potting soil
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Top dress established plants by spreading 2 tablespoons of Frass around the base of your plants before watering.
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Root-drench using a half cup of Frass per gallon of water every three to four weeks.
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Compost tea can be made using 10 tablespoons of Frass per 5 gallons of dechlorinated water using an air stone to keep aerated 24 hours prior to use.
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Make a foliar spray by mixing 1-2 tablespoons of Frass into 1 gallon of water. Keep it aerated for an hour and maintain the temperature between 65-75 degrees F. Strain foliar into a spray bottle and mist your plants leaves 30 minutes before lights come on or they are exposed to sunlight. Best done in the cool of the morning.
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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SUPERWORM FRASS?
- Frass amended soil produces plants that are stronger and more resistant to pests (especially fungal gnats)
- Frass boosts beneficial enzymes which stimulate plant defenses and growth
- Is effective in controlling root feeding nematode populations
- Helps control fungal diseases
- Stimulates soil biology
- Frass is a natural bloom stimulant
- Superworm Frass contains chitin, a natural polymer that helps plants produce a healthy immune system and works to prevent plant diseases.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF CHITIN?
- Plants exposed to chitin assume they are being eaten by insects and naturally boost their immune systems
- Chitin naturally strengthens plants' cell walls
- It increases plants’ biomass
- Changes the soil in a way that is disadvantageous for phytopathogenic organisms.
- Frass improves soil conditions for beneficial microorganisms so plants can easily thrive
HOW DO I USE SUPERWORM FRASS?
- Amend soil by mixing 3/4 - 1 cup of Frass per gallon of potting soil
- Top dress established plants by spreading 2 tablespoons of Frass around the base of your plants before watering.
- Root-drench using a half cup of Frass per gallon of water every three to four weeks.
- Compost tea can be made using 10 tablespoons of Frass per 5 gallons of dechlorinated water using an air stone to keep aerated 24 hours prior to use.
- Make a foliar spray by mixing 1-2 tablespoons of Frass into 1 gallon of water. Keep it aerated for an hour and maintain the temperature between 65-75 degrees F. Strain foliar into a spray bottle and mist your plants leaves 30 minutes before lights come on or they are exposed to sunlight. Best done in the cool of the morning.