Tea Seed Meal - All Natural, Plant Safe (50 lb)

I bought the Tea seed meal to get rid of invasive Asian jumping worms and it works. It’s also a fertilizer and I’ve used a lot of it in my yard. I think I’m on the sixth bag. I have not seen it harm anything. Also, put it in pots.

Discovered Asian Jumping Worms in our yard last year. This spring, I got tea seed meal and spread it during a rainy day. Worms came up and were still moving around, but didn't go back in ground, and eventually died. Sadly, the birds were not interested in picking them up, so I had their decomposing corpses to deal with for a few days. I think I may need to reapply, as I have still found a few alive while digging.This is the easiest and least yucky way to get rid of them, I just hope I didn't kill any other beneficial insects other than earthworms (which are actually an invasive species in the Americas as well).A word of caution: make sure your pets don't eat this stuff. Mine went out into the yard and ate some, then threw it all up 30 minutes later. I gave her an activate charcoal capsule and she was fine after. She luckily didn't attempt to eat any of it again.

AFTER ONE APPLICATION, MY BACKYARD LOOKS LIKE A JUMPING WORM MORGUE. i KNEW I HAD A LOT OF THEM. VERY HAPPY TO SEE THEIR DEMISE

I bought this to treat a jumping worm infestation in my compost pile and now in my raised garden beds. It definitely brings them to the surface, but they flee, and they move so quickly, I have been hand picking them and putting them in vinegar water to kill them. The regular earthworms are definitely killed, but they move slower, so they kind of steep in the mix of this and water. I have also noticed it seems to fertilize the areas I've used it in well, too. BUT, you need a lot to treat the worms, and it's too expensive! Wish they would bring the price down or get more sellers with the same product to compete for sales.

The Best for jumping worms eradication

Works as advertised, brought up lots of worms.

I bought this specifically to kill jumping worms. It was not super effective. Saw some dead ones the next morning but I know there's plenty more. Guess some is better than nothing but it's a but pricey for this effectiveness.

Its not cheap, but its is very effective. I have been dealing with a jumping work issue for a while now. I had them infesting my garden beds and causing a bunch of issues with my soil. I was hand picking them but that took forever and i started to notice them in a lot of other places. So I saw this product as being effective. So I figured I would take the chance. I sprinkled about a solo cup fill over a 4x12 raised bed and watered it in really well. It took about 5 to 10 minutes and these things were all over the top of the soil all dying. I probably picked up a half of a gallon jug full just the first time walking around. I was surprised how well this worked. Now I turned the soil and added fresh compost. I am hoping after this treatment and one more it will knock them down or get rid of them completely. I fought to get anything to grow well this year in my garden. I hope this fixed it! It works well.