Worm Tea at Caribbean Plants and Produce
Freshly made worm tea available every day! Now only $10 a gallon!
Our Worm Tea is an actively aerated brew made with worm castings, well water, molasses, and kelp and is pH neutral. It costs $10/gallon for an ultraconcentrate. Add up to 5 gals of distilled, rain, or well water for maintenance or apply at full strength to sad and sick plants or bug problems. You can also preorder our soil blends, worm bins, and worm starter kits (worms and bedding) for pick up from Caribbean, just email or text to place your order (561)287-0406
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Address: 13527 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee Groves, FL 33470
Introduction to Worms
Jupiter Creamery
18591 131st Trail N, Jupiter, FL 33478, USA
Thursday May 1st at 5pm
Did you know Charles Darwin’s last book was about worms? Worms, or Annelids, are some of the oldest creatures unchanged by time. They have no bones and are 90% water, however they shaped our entire environment as we know it. In this class we get to meet some squirmy companions as we discuss vermiculture, or the raising of worms. We will go over how to keep worms as domestic livestock and some techniques for composting with worms or breeding worms for bait and soil maintenance. Worms and Wormbins will be available for purchase after the class.
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Presale Tickets Required: BUY TICKETS HERE
Tropical Spinach and Alternative Greens
Jupiter Creamery
18591 131st Trail N, Jupiter, FL 33478, USA
Thursday May 8th at 5pm
Living in the tropics gives us a whole different set of edible plants to work with on a different gardening schedule than your traditional leafy green vegetables. In this workshop we go over 15 different edible leafy greens plants that you can grow easily in South Florida. There will be samples to see, smell, and taste. We will discuss how to cultivate, propagate, cook, and eat all different varieties of plants. Demo plants will be available for purchase after the class.​ This class will have a propagation and potting activity where every participant will learn how to propagate and plant a cutting of one of the plants we discuss.
What to Expect
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15 different edible plants that you can grow easily in South Florida How to cultivate, propagate, harvest and eat these plants
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How to design a good forest and incorporate these plants into it
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Practical tips for sustainable gardening in warm climates
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Presentation by Melissa Corichi: Learn from an expert in vermiculture and permaculture.
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Plant Sale: Purchase tropical spinach plants and other edible favorites to get started right away.
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Presale Tickets Required: BUY TICKETS HERE
Living Soils and Compost Teas
Jupiter Creamery
18591 131st Trail N, Jupiter, FL 33478, USA
Sunday May 25th at 10am
In this class we are introduced to the microbial world of compost. We go over the benefits of using compost and other living amendments instead of synthetic fertilizers in your garden. We discuss soil ecology and techniques for using organic material to build soil and increase plant health. Then we go over multiple kinds of compost teas and how to make and use them.
Event attendees will also receive a gallon of worm tea to take home
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Presale Tickets Required: BUY TICKETS HERE
Free Classes at the Acreage Branch Library
15801 Orange Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470
Compost 101 & Adding Color to your South Florida Garden
June 21st and September 20th
The Acreage branch library offers garden classes and workshops as well as a seed giveaway and plant swap the third Saturday of every month from 10am to 12 noon. Please mark your calendars for our upcoming free classes on April 18th, June 21st, and September 20th. Topics are to be determined, please contact us with suggested topics.
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FREE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Free Class at the Wellington Branch Library
1951 Royal Fern Dr, Wellington, FL 33414
Compost 101
July 26th 11am
Do you know how many ways there are to compost? Thermophilic, cold, aerated, static, in-vessel, in field, vermicompost, bokashi, etc. There is a method that may be best suited for your circumstances that you haven’t even heard of! In this class we discuss the various composting techniques and the pros and cons of each of them. We go over the best ways to implement these kinds of composting into your garden or farm and how you can expect them to work for you. This class is focused on introducing you to multiple kinds of composting. Even an experienced composter may learn something new.
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FREE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
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We have many classes and workshops available for adults and children, if you would like to Host or Book a class please request our class menu to see our offerings.
We have open availablity through 2025 for bookings!
Let it Rot LLC
561-287-0406 (call or text!)
Palm Beach County & Parts of Martin County
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