Check out our "How to Use" page for more information

WriggleBrew Growth & Rescue and Solar Soil are both true all-purpose fertilizers that can be used on any plant that grows!

However, Growth & Rescue is most effective when used on plants with roots. It is also extremely effective on epiphytes (like orchids), column feeders in aquariums, hydroponics and other climbing plants.

Yes! We recently were certified organic by OMRI.

Short answer: nope! We haven't found another product that does everything ours does yet (let us know if you find one though- we're curious!).

Yes! WriggleBrew is proudly founded and completely made in the United States of America. We're a true garage start-up located in Lake Mary, Florida. We're dedicated to boosting the American economy and use only U.S. made products.

Our bottles, lids, packing, ingredients, and production equipment, are all made in the United States of America, lessening our carbon footprint (no ocean liner emissions) and we will have no impact made on our product by any tariffs.

Our products can be found in garden nurseries in most of southeast USA, particularly central Florida. It's currently too many to list, so we recommend purchasing online as it is easier for you, the customer.

¡Sí! Mándenos un email con preguntas si las tiene.

No! While WriggleBrew is a non-toxic and safe alternative to synthetic fertilizers, it is NOT intended for human consumption. Any produce sprayed with WriggleBrew should be washed before consuming. Mild nausea or vomiting may occur if consumed in large amounts.
And yes, we did test its safety by drinking it ourselves. Yes Gabe is fine. You still shouldn't drink it.

Yes! Many of our customers love using Growth & Rescue in their hydroponic and aquarium setups.
We have tested G&R for efficacy in aquarium and hydroponic setups but we have not tested exact ratios for best results. We recommend starting with the mixing ratios on the label and adjusting as your plant needs from there.

WriggleBrew is not a pesticide by definition- it's actually biostimulant that (very effectively) helps plants fight off pests on their own. The bacteria we include also help protect plants from pests. However we can't officially call it a "pesticide" nor register as one with the EPA as we don't quite fit their definitions of a pesticide.