9.9 yuan for two kilograms?
Hearing this pricing at Lao Song's family, it seemed quite niche.
But for Yunyun, it was already a satisfying price.
They checked online, and even big brands were just around this price.
Plus, a hectare of worm castings can produce several tons. Once they get proficient or improve the environment a bit, they can produce even more.
It's just that the courier fees are expensive; if it were a local person, coming with a sack to shovel, it'd be two to three yuan per kilogram.
Besides, two kilograms of worm castings isn't much.
This stuff depends heavily on weight—currently, when merchants sell items, if it's priced by volume, it's usually light but bulky. If priced by weight, it'll definitely be weighty.
In short, it's a business without losses.
But after thinking it over, Song Tan felt this positioning was quite reasonable.
9.9 is a price that any gardener seeing it would easily place an order, the barrier is low, and the order volume would be high.
