Stop invasive jumping worms. Save your soil.
32 fl oz Ready-to-Use
The first answer to the invasive jumping worm built for a home garden.
Jumping worms (Amynthas spp.) tear through the organic layer of a garden bed and leave behind dry, grainy soil that holds no water and grows nothing well. They spread fast and most gardeners find them far too late. Worm Stop is a plant-derived formula that stops them on contact — along with slugs, mole crickets and ants — then biodegrades in warm soil, leaving beds safe for the earthworms you actually want.
Plant-derived geraniol with proprietary saponins, nano-emulsified to droplets fine enough to penetrate the worm's protective mucus layer. Once that barrier collapses the pest dehydrates and dies within minutes.
How do I tell a jumping worm from an earthworm?
Jumping worms thrash violently when handled, have a smooth milky-white band flush with the body, and leave soil that looks like dry coffee grounds.
Will it kill my earthworms too?
It works on contact, so avoid drenching areas where you want earthworms untouched. Once it biodegrades, treated beds are safe for earthworms again.
Where do I apply it?
Beds, borders and especially compost edges and mulch layers — where jumping worms concentrate.
