A would work pretty well i think overall and is a nice organic plant booster, B is good too but a little vague as far as details, C is too vague and could mean literally anything.

The castings are known as good fertilizer material. That’s why a gets the nod.

worm castings are famous for being good for plants, so I like A. Soil booster sounds good too though. I would also NOT disallow compost tea, but would check out the others first.

I think option A's name is eye popping and it really caught my attention so I would go with that first, then option B. Option C is the most standard sounding title out of the group but in terms of memorability, I would choose option A.

"Compost Tea" sounds interesting. I'm a tea fanatic, so I'm a little biased here.

Compost tea or organic soil booster all sound like contenders for a product that can boost a plant

I think "compost tea" sounds interesting and useful. I would be intrigued and want to try that. I also think the "boost" word in the other one makes me want to try it. The worm one just freaks me out.

I think compost tea is best it is simple and sweet to me.

i thought it was very attractive name

This option is unique and memorable

I understand what a soil booster is, but worm casting tea extract sounds like gibberish

My choices C i really like it ..

Based on name as you ask C is the only one for people who don't know gardening boosts, unless it has the word boost as it does.

I choose option C because If I want something to boost my plants, I would buy the product with the word booster in it

the top ranked choice is the easiest to understand, and sounds natural and effective

I ranked my choices based on which phrase most aligned in my mind with plant growth.

I like C the best because it has boost right in the name and it says it's organic. A is my least favorite just because the name is long and a little awkward.

C was the most intuitive name to me; I didn't understand what "worm casting" meant in A.

This arrangement is more relevant to this choice and more flexible and it is more informative

I like option C the best because the name is blunt and leaves no questions asked whether the booster is made from organic ingredients.

I would go with option C because to me it looks the most effective and capable. Option B and A look less desirable to me overall.

I'd go with the one that has booster in the title, as I assume most folks would.

This arrangement is more relevant to this order and it is more flexible and it is more attractive

Organic spoil booster... tea, worms - these are not attractive.

I think this choice is most descriptive and the best option of the three. It gives me the best idea of what it does.

It sounds more natural and relevant to me.

i ranked like most good topic

I would be wildly unlikely to buy any of those, but C sounds the least gross.

option C organic soil booster fits more with the description of the product that is given. Compost tea would make sense and worm casting tea extract hopefully would make sense to most people, I get it.

For what I'm looking for, option C seems the most straightforward and would help me with my goal of giving my plants a boost.

Between the three different options, I first decided to go with option c. It was very nice to know that this was an organic product and I also really did like the idea of having the word booster in the title as well. I thought that this was a very good marketing tactic and I would definitely be interested in this item based on the title. Second, I decided to go with option a. This was a very good option as well, but I thought that the title was just a little bit long and I was a little bit unsure as well what worm casting was, but I am sure that it is more plant-based. That was a little bit confusing to me as well though. Finally, I decided to go with option b. Let's just say that this was my least favorite choice because of the word compost that was used in the title. When I think of compost I never think of anything that is really positive and this title was just a little bit of a turn off to me and I would probably not buy the product based on that.

I choose option C because it clearly lists what you are looking for in the product.

Going C because all of the home growers I know are strict about being pure organic and I think labeling it that is easy selling.

It's kind of self explanatory. I like that it says booster on it. It makes it feel that it's going to help your plants

C is obvious to me because it is what it says it is. It is a soil booster. You know for sure that it is used to boost your soil and therefore your plants. The others are not as descript and I wouldn't be sure of their effects. I like A second best because at least it sounds interesting and is vaguely representative of soil. It must have some effect on soil because it does something to the worms. B is compost, yes, but it's still a bit nebulous. Why tea? What does it do? How does it help?

Organic soup booster is something that you definitely feel with go a long way in helping your plants.

Organic soil booster tells you exactly what the product is.A natural way to make your soil more productive whether for a garden of vegetables or a garden of flowersIt's a very fitting name

This one makes the most sense to me, it actually says outright what it does

"C" sounds like a plant booster, and "B" makes sense because of compost. I don't think worm casting works.

I really like the sound of organic soil booster, but they are all nice.

As my first option I would select option C I love how the product name gives you a sense that the power in growth would be accelerated. The name Organic soil booster sounds rich, clean, and powerful.

Option C is my first choice because it says exactly what it is. Option B is next, and Option A is last because I do not like anything with the word worm in the name.

Some people may not want to use worm casting is they are practicing veganic gardening

I liked "organic" in the title. I tend to gravitate toward natural products. I would probably buy option B as well. I thought the title was inventive.

While option C might be the most generic, I also think it is the most descriptive. B and A are creative but confusing and mean different things.

My top choice fits in what I want to do to improve my potting soil. Thus I would buy this one.

I prefer the option C name because organic soil booster sounds like something that would really help my plant grows. I chose option B second because compost tea sounds like it is something like a fertilizer I can use for compost when planting plants. I chose option A last because worm casting tea extract sounds very disgusting and unappealing with the worm text.

I love organic soil booster because this product makes me think that I am going to be getting a product that enhances the earth and also is better and natural for my own plants. From there, I like compost tea over worm extract just because worm extract sounds like it might be a bit too natural for me

If Im trying to give my plants a boost I’d start with soil, the compost is fine but I’d want more than just tea bag compost, worms are known to make everything great, but not everyone knows that, which is why I ordered it the way I did.

A is good at telling the purpose, b is very specific, c is too generic