Basecamp Pellets
What are Basecamp Pellets?
Basecamp Pellets are Red Wiggler worm castings blended with biochar, pressed into a pellet — easy to spread, slow to release, and built for wide coverage.
The biochar adds a stable, porous carbon structure that holds moisture and nutrients and gives microbes a place to live. Pelletizing makes it easier to handle too: less dust when you pour it, no clumping in the bag, and a shape that flows cleanly through equipment. Can be broadcast spread, used in-furrow, or run through a drill seeder.
The pellet breaks down gradually as it’s watered in — releasing nutrients over weeks instead of all at once. Same living microbes and nutrient density as our loose castings, just built for coverage at scale.
Why should I use worm castings in my garden?
Basecamp pellets are full of organic matter, micronutrients, and microorganisms that work harmoniously to permit a more bioavailable, pH-resilient soil. The microorganisms naturally present in worm castings work slowly over time to continue to release vital plant nutrients.
Basecamp Pellets contain up to 10 times the nutrient levels of lawn soil, but possess low levels of essential nutrients like iron, which means it won't cause nutrient or pH burn, unlike commercial or artificial fertilizers. Also unlike traditional fertilizers, the makeup and structure of worm castings works to store and retain nutrients, preventing water leaching vital nutrients from your soil.
Increased water retention and improved aeration also improves soil structure, resulting in happier, healthier roots and plants.
