Vermiculture and the use of earthworms and their products (vermicompost or worm castings and vermileachate or worm wee) has increased markedly in recent years. This is because of the move towards organic farming and vegetable gardening, and the worldwide need to recycle organic waste in an environmentally friendly manner.

Vermiculture and the use of wormeries assists home and community gardeners, horticulturists, businesses and farmers to reduce their organic waste to products invaluable in composting and soil fertility. It also diverts waste away from landfill sites, so reducing pollution. Producing vermicompost reduces the need for expensive fertilisers, delivers a cleaner and greener environment and saves money. It generates wealth from waste!

Wizzard Worms is a South African company with extensive experience in vermiculture, and the design and sale of wormeries. We strive to supply our customers with:

• Earthworms used in vermiculture and wormeries (Eisenia fetida or red wigglers and Amynthas species)


• Vermileachate or worm wee (marketed as Plantonic) in bottles of various sizes


• Wormeries, which are locally formulated and built, and available in a variety of sizes for both domestic and commercial use


• Information, support and education on all matters relating to vermiculture, wormeries and organic gardening and agriculture


• As a company Wizzard Worms guarantees the effectiveness of our products and services. We will assist all our clients to save money and increase their crop yields.

Our company has spent almost a decade developing and researching our custom-built wormeries, earthworm products such as vermicompost and worm wee or plantonic, and their application to farming operations. We continually improve our methods and product offerings, and manufacture wormeries of all sizes and for all applications. These range from domestic to commercial use and to large-scale farms in agriculture. We can supply most wormery components and advise on production best practices.

Wizzard Worms also runs comprehensive training courses on the construction,
commissioning, harvesting and maintenance of wormeries, and the application and use of liquid worm wee (plantonic) and vermicompost produced.

Earthworms could greatly benefit agriculture and farmers of all kinds by revitalising soil and reducing fertiliser costs. Worms can increase the yield in orchards, tree plantations and grass pastures.