The Product
Organic Liquid Compost for DFW Lawns
We have been blending our organic liquid compost since 1997. Lawns need far more than basic NPK fertilizer — just as our bodies need more than calories, protein and carbs, they need vitamins and minerals too. Our liquid compost is the lawn probiotic that delivers them.
Why Ours Is Different
Not what other companies mean by liquid compost
We use vermicomposting with earthworms to break down organic matter, releasing nutrients into water for plants. We blend this worm compost tea with other organic inputs.
The recipe changes every season, because DFW turfgrass needs something different in spring, summer and fall. Some years are wet, others dry. There are hundreds of organic products you could buy and try — we take the guesswork out by adapting the formula to what your lawn needs and only using inputs we know work here.
That judgement is the product of 27 years of research and development on DFW soils specifically, and it is the reason we are members of the Agronomy, Soil Science and Crop Science Societies of America.
The Problem It Solves
Compacted clay is why your lawn struggles
DFW soil is unhealthy due to harsh chemicals and compacted clay, which limits water infiltration and root growth for summer survival.
As much as 50% of rainfall can shed off your lawn — meaning a two-inch rain delivers only one inch of actual water to your grass. Our liquid compost loosens that soil so roots extend down to six inches, where they can tap 50% more water than a shallow four-inch root.
An organic lawn rich in organic matter and healthy microbes stores water like a sponge. A four-inch rain that actually soaks in provides your lawn with plenty of water for four weeks with no extra irrigation. Only a healthy, organic lawn can soak in all the rain.
What's In It
Five ingredients, each doing a job
Our liquid compost uses vermicomposting with earthworms to create nutrient-rich water for plants. We blend this worm compost tea with our organic inputs, adjusting the recipe each season for DFW turfgrass needs.
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Humates
rich in carbon, humic acid and fulvic acid. They loosen heavy clay soil.
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Earthworm compost tea
delivers living microbes at high concentration.
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Seaweed extracts
vitamins, minerals and enzymes that reduce drought stress.
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Yucca-based surfactant
softens water surface tension so rainfall soaks in instead of running into the street.
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Unsulphured blackstrap molasses
feeds the healthy microbes: bacteria, fungi, protozoa and nematodes.
The Problem It Solves
500 gallons at a time, dedicated 100% to organic
When our technician arrives with a 500-gallon tank on an F-550, we are ready to spray a non-toxic, pet-friendly, low NPK treatment across your landscape. It is safe for new sod, shrubs, and trees up to fifteen feet.
- 2,000+ gallons applied every day
- 10,000 gallons every week
- Plans from $55/month
What You Get
Healthier lawns. Stronger
roots. Lasting results
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Deeper turf roots
Deeper turf roots, which means less drought stress and a lawn that survives August
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Safe for Human & Animal
Safe for children, pets, and the birds, butterflies and native pollinators the Blackland Prairie depends on
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Microbes decompose
Microbes break down thatch before it builds up into brown patch or take-all root rot
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Grass growth
Very low NPK, which makes it ideal for new grass and new plantings — homeowners who buy new sod apply it to help the sod establish
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Lower water bills
Lower water bills, because a thick organic lawn shades its own soil and loses less to evaporation
Organic Should Not Be a Luxury
Organic should not be a luxury
The cost of living in DFW is high enough. A thick organic lawn blocks sunlight from the soil, which reduces water loss and stops weed seeds germinating — that means lower water bills and no need to pay for herbicide treatments. Caring for your turf is also a great deal cheaper than replacing it with new sod.
By 2040 DFW will be home to 10 million people in 4 million homes, using an average of 200,000 gallons of water a year each, nearly half of it on lawn irrigation. We are committed to sharing the best soil science available to help homeowners reduce their water bills. Our mission is to make organic lawn care affordable for every homeowner who wants organic.
Ready to feed your soil?
Liquid compost is included in every Soil Building Program plan. We'll assess your soil and tell you exactly what your soil needs.