Ecoworm

Ecoworm UK's leading organic vermicompost fertiliser producer and distributor. This allows them to be used in Organic Farming – just like nature intended.

Ecoworm is an organic producer of concentrated fertilisers, specialising in using the latest technology to extract naturally pure liquid humic substances from vermicompost. Ecoworm’s range of Soil Extract Liquid Fertilisers enhances seed germination, stimulates plant and root growth, increases crop yield and improves plant nutrition. Ecoworm products are proven safe, 100% natural, certified by Organic Farmers & Growers and correspond to all EU standards and regulations.

Yes. Mulch covers the soil, slows evaporation, moderates soil temperature and can help water soak in rather than run acr...
31/08/2026

Yes. Mulch covers the soil, slows evaporation, moderates soil temperature and can help water soak in rather than run across the surface.

Apply it over moist soil, generally around 5–7.5 cm deep, while leaving a gap around plant stems. Mulch reduces watering needs, but it does not replace watering completely.

Soil isn’t just dirt, it’s a living ecosystem full of microbes and nutrients.Feed your soil, and it will feed your garde...
30/08/2026

Soil isn’t just dirt, it’s a living ecosystem full of microbes and nutrients.

Feed your soil, and it will feed your garden.

Try Ecoworm Soil Extract for living liquid goodness!

If your soil becomes hard, cracks easily, or water just sits on the surface, your plants may be struggling with poor soi...
29/08/2026

If your soil becomes hard, cracks easily, or water just sits on the surface, your plants may be struggling with poor soil health rather than a lack of water.

Healthy soil should act like a sponge, holding moisture and supporting strong roots.

Could your soil be the reason your plants are struggling this summer?

👇 Does your soil feel more like a sponge or a brick?

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28/08/2026

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27/08/2026

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It depends on the plant. Fruiting vegetables, containers, hanging baskets and repeat-flowering plants may still benefit ...
24/08/2026

It depends on the plant. Fruiting vegetables, containers, hanging baskets and repeat-flowering plants may still benefit from feeding in August.

Avoid giving every plant a strong, nitrogen-rich feed. It can encourage soft leafy growth rather than flowers or fruit, and late soft growth may be vulnerable as temperatures fall. Always follow the product label.

Heat, dry soil and irregular watering can increase bitterness in cucumbers. Stress can raise the concentration of natura...
22/08/2026

Heat, dry soil and irregular watering can increase bitterness in cucumbers. Stress can raise the concentration of naturally bitter compounds in the fruit.

Keep the soil evenly moist, mulch around the plants and harvest cucumbers before they become oversized.

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