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 4 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
Kids Worm Activity
Ages 6-12
The River Center
805 U.S. Rte 1, Jupiter, FL 33477
Tuesday November 18th 3:30pm
Get ready to wiggle into the world of worms! In this hands-on Kids Vermiculture Workshop, children will help assemble one of my 5 gallon worm farms and learn how worms turn food scraps into nutrient-rich soil. Perfect for young eco-enthusiasts! We ask each kid to bring some plant based food scraps from breakfast or dinner, as we build a worm ecosystem together using materials brought and provided we will learn about soil ecology and the decomposition process as well as all about the earthworm and how it works to turn your scraps into dirt.
Soil Workshop
Blooms Social
410 Evernia St, Downtown West Palm Beach, 33401
Sunday November 30th 1-3pm
Blooms Social by Anna Hess is the new all things floral and foliage in downtown West Palm Beach. Come celebrate their grand opening with a one of a kind soil workshop and demonstration. We will discuss all things soil and get dirty as we discuss different planting substrates and the pros and cons of each of them. We will learn how to create a custom soil blend and go over the needs of various plants. This workshop is great for container gardeners, house plant enthusiasts, and folks with a "brown thumb" as this class will help unlock some of the secrets of soil.
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Compost 101
Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden
10901 Old Cutler Road, Miami, Florida 33156
Sunday December 14th 11:30pm
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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Kids Worm Activity
Ages 13-16
The River Center
805 U.S. Rte 1, Jupiter, FL 33477
Saturday January 10th at 9:30
In this hands-on Vermiculture Workshop, kid will help assemble one of my 5 gallon worm farms and learn how worms turn food scraps into nutrient-rich soil. We ask each kid to bring some plant based food scraps from breakfast or dinner, as we build a worm ecosystem together using materials brought and provided we will learn about soil ecology and the decomposition process as well as all about the earthworm and how it works to turn your scraps into dirt. This workshop covers more biology and chemistry than our younger session.
Living Soils and Compost Teas
Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden
10901 Old Cutler Road, Miami, Florida 33156
Saturday January 17th 11:30am
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.
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This is a good intermediate to advanced compost and gardening class. I recommend it as a follow up to my Compost 101 course. If you are unfamiliar with composting this class may be a little advanced for you,
Butterfly Host Plants
Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden
10901 Old Cutler Road, Miami, Florida 33156
Saturday February 28th 11:30 am
Butterfly gardening can be tricky if you don’t understand the needs of the butterfly in all its life cycle forms. In this class we focus on Host Plants for the egg and caterpillar stages of various species. We discuss some basic concepts of butterfly garden design and maintenance. We will have a power point presentation of the butterflies in their larval and butterfly phases with images of their host plants. Demo plants and when available actual caterpillars will be there to observe. We will learn how to attract 15 different species of butterflies to your garden. Demo plants will be available for purchase after the class.​
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 are now booking for 2026
