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Sweeter, heavier crops start from the soil up. Gro Worm's organic tomato feed is made from pure worm casts — a completely natural, chemical-free way to give your tomato plants the slow-release nutrients and beneficial microbes they need for strong growth and a bumper harvest.
Rich in the potassium tomatoes crave for flowering and fruiting, it feeds your plants and improves your soil at the same time — no synthetic chemistry, just proper, natural nutrition for tastier tomatoes.
Start feeding once the first truss of flowers has set and tiny fruits begin to form, usually in early summer. Before that, young plants have plenty in fresh compost and feeding too early just encourages leafy growth at the expense of fruit. Once those first tomatoes appear the plant's appetite climbs quickly, and regular feeding right through to the end of the season keeps new trusses forming and ripening.
Little and often is the golden rule. Through the main fruiting season most growers feed roughly once a week, easing off only as the season winds down. A worm-cast feed releases its nutrients steadily rather than in one hit, so plants get a consistent supply between waterings instead of a feast-and-famine cycle. Always feed onto damp compost rather than bone-dry compost.
Tomatoes are hungry plants with a particular thirst for potassium, which drives flowering and fruiting and helps develop that sweet, full flavour. They also need nitrogen for healthy foliage early on, plus a steady supply of trace elements to help prevent problems like blossom end rot. A good tomato feed delivers this balance, and worm casts add the beneficial microbes that help roots take those nutrients up.
Very. Worm casts are rich in plant-available nutrients and living microbes, gentle enough that they won't scorch roots even on thirsty plants, and they improve the soil's ability to hold moisture — a real advantage for tomatoes, which suffer badly if they dry out. They feed the plant and improve the soil at the same time, completely naturally.
Yes. Too much feed, especially high-nitrogen feed, gives you a jungle of leaves and very few tomatoes, and can leave plants more prone to problems. This is a real advantage of a natural, worm-cast based feed: because the nutrients are released gradually rather than dumped all at once, there's far less risk of overdoing it and scorching or overfeeding the plant.
For both the plant and the soil, a natural feed is hard to beat. Synthetic feeds give a quick hit but do nothing for soil life, and they're easy to over-apply. An organic, worm-cast feed releases nutrients steadily, feeds the microbes that keep roots healthy, and is completely chemical-free — better for your plants, your soil and anything you're growing to eat.
It's made from pure worm casts — a completely natural, chemical-free feed packed with plant-available nutrients and billions of beneficial microbes. Those microbes help tomato roots take up everything they need, while the casts improve moisture retention so plants sail through hot spells. The result is stronger plants, steadier fruiting and a bigger, better-tasting harvest, with no synthetic chemistry.
